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Bush becomescriminal haven

MELISSA PAPIER

RESIDENTS in Bayview,Strandfontein, are up inarms over a bushy area

that has become an escape routeand criminal hide-out for crimi-nals in the area.

They claim that the bush next tothe open sandy field in BirkenheadDrive has been a major headachefor residents, with criminals con-ducting various activities there.They are also constantly forced toclear sand from their homes.

People’s Post previously reportedon the field and the problems resi-dents experienced. (“Blown awayby sand,” People’s Post 26 January2010).

Wendy Dennis, a resident andcommunity worker in the area,says their problems began fouryears ago, when the bush on thefield was cleared.

“At the end of 2006, we as resi-dents, asked our councillor to clearthe bush as it posed a safety risk tothe community. This was not done,so a local football club brought inbulldozers to clear the space withthe intention of using it to train.

“The ground was cleared half-way, but was left as it was. Sincethen, residents living opposite havehad a constant problem with sandin their homes,” says Dennis.

She says the sand, which carriesfleas, is very fine and creeps intoevery space.

“The sand is damaging our prop-erty and equipment, creating hills

in front of our doorsteps, some-times making it impossible to get toour front doors.”

Dennis and other residents havelodged a claim against the city to re-pair the damage done to their prop-erties.

Another resident, who asked notbe named for fear of victimisation,tells People’s Post that he has sentnumerous emails to his councillorand various departments in theCity of Cape Town to have the bushcleared.

“Criminals have made the bushtheir home, creating spaces wherethey do drugs and conduct othercriminal activities. They break intohomes in the area and use the bushas an escape route.

“The bush needs to be cleared sothat we can have a clear view. Thearea can be converted into a placethat would be beneficial to the com-munity,” he says.

He adds that he has pleaded withvarious officials to provide himwith equipment, so that he and thecommunity can clear the bushthemselves.

“Residents are suffering weeklybreak-ins. The police do go into thebush to find criminals but this ismostly in vain.”

Previously, Irma Jackson, theward councillor for the area, saidshe was aware of the sand problem,and was “working on a temporarysolution”.

She added that the site wascleared by the Bayview FootballClub years ago with the intention ofusing it as a training facility.

However, the site was earmarkedfor housing and not community fa-cilities, which is why we can’tspend money on it.

At the time Jackson said she wasworking with the City’s Parks andForest Department on laying downwood chips to stop the sand.

She could not confirm when the

chips will be placed on the field, orwhen houses will be built at thetime.

People’s Post contactedJackson on the current sit-uation of the field. He saidthat funds had been se-cured to do the bush clear-ing in all areas.

She could not say when the bushwould be cleared.

• Photos on page 2.

Field in Birkenhead Drive a majorheadache for residents

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Plans to reach common groundTAMMY PETERSEN

PROTESTERS vowed that thisweekend will be “round two” oftheir attempt to “occupy”Rondebosch Common – but thistime, they plan to follow the le-gal route.

Cosatu will host a protest at thecommon on Saturday from 10:00 to12:00 in support of the demandsmade by Communities for SocialChange, who attempted to “takeover” the space last Friday for aweekend-long summit focusing onhousing, unemployment, and theintegration of poorer communi-ties into the leafy suburbs.

No authorisation had been giv-en by the City for the summit orfor a march, which was supposedto take place from Athlone Stadi-um to this national monument(“Prepare for common takeover”,People’s Post, 24 January).

The organisation’s demands in-clude the development of housingon Rondebosch Common and golfcourses to help with the provincial

housing backlog. They also wantthe scrapping of council house ten-ants’ rent arrears.

People living in poorer areas –ranging from Manenberg to Stel-lenbosch – were threatened witharrest at their meeting points inAthlone and Manenberg, and it isbelieved that close to 1 000 protest-ers dispersed owing to a heavy po-lice presence.

While about 60 determined ac-tivists made it to the Common, 40were arrested under the illegalgatherings act, including conven-or Mario Wanza.

But Cosatu organiser MikeLouw says an application for per-mission to assemble at the com-mon has been made to avoid a re-peat of the debacle which unfoldedat the national monument on Fri-day. The City of Cape Town con-firms that the request has been re-ceived, and that a meeting be-tween the organiser and thecouncil will take place tomorrow.

The trade union slammed localgovernment’s reaction to themarch, asking how “a hundred

people protesting peacefully couldthreaten the civil order of a citywith millions of inhabitants”.

Organisations within Ronde-bosch have also been invited to at-tend the protest.

Wanza, who is also affiliated toCosatu, says the participating or-ganisations will “not back down”in its crusade towards “equalitywithin this apartheid-style resist-ance”.

He appeared in the AthloneMagistrate’s Court yesterday(Monday) and was released onR500 bail, on condition that hedoes not take part in any other ille-gal protests. “It will take muchmore than this to get us to changecourse. This was a peaceful dem-onstrationdisrespectedbyauthor-ities who used pre-1994-style tac-tics. We will not throw in the towel– we are not scared of this adminis-tration.”

On Friday, hundreds of protest-ers were barred from reaching thecommon, as police monitored theroutes and threatened partici-pants with arrest as they walked

and gathered at the designatedmeeting points.

Various protesters told People’sPost that people are “too scared”of a face-off with the police, andopted to rather “back down” in theface of law enforcement.

When People’s Post visited thecommon hours before the protest,locals said they believed the MetroPolice would “manage to keepthose hooligans out”.

“They are going about thingsthe wrong way,” a woman, whoasked tobeknownonlyasPat, saidindignantly. “There are processeswhich need to be followed by theorganisers. They should be facedwith the full wrath of the law. Thisis a dignified area and such behav-iour should not be tolerated.”

John Richardson nodded inagreement. “I understand thatthey are living in absolutelydreadful conditions but what theyare doing is simply not justified.They have to respect the commonas a natural habitat and recrea-tional area. This isn’t a piece ofveld where they can just do what

they like.”But protesters were determined

to continue with the march, andweren’t prepared to back downwithout a fight. “These white peo-ple will never understand what wego through every day,” DesmondTitus said angrily. “They live intheir cushy houses while we aremoved to overpopulated areas likeDelft and Blikkiesdorp. Why?There is enough space on that stu-pid common to house 500 fami-lies!”

Marita Salie said that despite se-vere arthritis, she would walk allthe way to the Common “so thatthis council can see how seriousthis is”. “I want to invite any oneof these fancy people who don’twant us here to come and spend aday in my hokkie. I am poor, andI am doing what I can as a citizenof this city to make my voiceheard. I will support any future ac-tion, so if they want to arrest me,they must just try it. Ek is reg virhulle, want net soos ek in die apart-heid jare gestruggle het, sal ek nouook al aan struggle.”

Weekend away to SpaTHE Moravian Church in Mitchell’s Plainwill host a weekend trip to Goudini Spafrom 24 to 26 February. For further detailscontact Mr Edsen on 082 909 5986.

Skills trainingfor matricsTHE PrimaTA Training Academy, situatedoff Rosewood Drive in Mitchell’s Plain isrunning an Industry readiness programmefor all matrics.

All matrics, preferably with maths andphysics, can apply for the year-long coursewhich is divided into three semesters.

These students are subsequently placed inindustry as apprentices where they willcomplete a four-year apprenticeship in ei-ther tool making or fitting and machining.

The academy has companies in line whichare willing to take on these students oncethey have been trained. Students withoutmaths and physics can also apply but willnot be eligible for the four-year apprentice-ship, but will still stand a chance of beingplaced by the academy.

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Those who don’t succeed in the first se-mester will be eligible to apply for the nextsemester. For further information contactPrimaTA Training Academy on 081 323 8236or fax 086 656 0539. Alternatively visit thewebsite on www.primata.co.za.

Football trialsin RocklandsBAYHILL United Football Club will starttraining senior players to prepare for the2012 season.All currentBayhillUnitedplay-ers are to report for training every Tuesdayand Thursday at Rocklands High School at18:00. New players are welcome to attend.

For more information contact RiedewaanAllie on 079 040 1404, Zane Abrahams on083 656 5901 or Moegamat Adams on082 622 6370. Alternatively [email protected]

BLOWN AWAY: Small sand dunes have formed in the area.Photos: Melissa Papier

HIDEOUT: The bush which residents claim is a haven for criminal activity.

OPEN SPACE: The sandy patch still has not been cleared, posinga health risk for residents living in the area.

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Murder mayhem in M’PlainMELISSA PAPIER

THE weekend ended inbloodshed on Sunday astwo men were stabbed

and killed in two separate inci-dents in Mitchell’s Plain.

Constable Jerome Voegt,spokesperson for Mitchell’s PlainPolice station, says on Sunday atabout 21:00, the police received acomplaint of a murder at a housein Leadwood Street, Eastridge.

Three men aged 19, 20 and 22, aswell as a minor aged 16 was ar-rested. The suspects will appearin the Mitchell’s Plain Magis-trate’s Court on murder charges.

Voegt says: “At the house, offic-ers discovered the body of a 26-year-old man with multiple stabwounds, lying in the yard. He wasdeclared dead at the scene by par-amedics.

“It is alleged the deceased hadan argument with unknown sus-pects and was fatally stabbed. Atthis stage we are investigatingthe circumstances surroundingthe murder.”

Anyone with information cancontact Warrant Officer TrevorNash on (021) 370 1764 or(021) 370 1600.

The incident occurred at an al-leged drug house and the commu-nity are “outraged at what hap-pened”.

People’s Post was contacted byresidents, who voiced their con-cern about the murder; manyclaiming the house is a haven forcriminals and a place where sto-len goods are stored.

In an attempt to address the

matter, residents are planning aprotest.

In a separate incident earlierthe same day, police received acomplaint of an unidentified bodylying in Bower Street, Mandalay.

At the scene officers discoveredthe body of a man aged between18 and 20 lying in the street withmultiple stab wounds to his upperbody.

“A murder docket has beenopened and we are investigatingthe circumstances surroundingthe murder. No suspect(s) has asyet been arrested,” says Voegt.

Anyone who can shed light onthe matter or who can assist inidentifying the deceased, can con-tact Constable Kim Malgraaff on(021) 370 1764 or (021) 370 1600.

. Meanwhile, weekend crimeprevention operations by Mitch-ell’s Plain Police, has led to the ar-rest of 171 suspects for variouscrimes, the majority being fordrug possession.

Drug arrestsOn Friday in First Avenue,

Eastridge, a woman was found inpossession of 20 packets of tik.

Later the evening in Rosa HopeStreet, New Woodlands, two menwere arrested for possession of 18“bankies” of dagga.

On Saturday, following a tip-off, a man was arrested in Atle-tiekStreet, BeaconValley,with 10straws of tik and one-and-a-halfmandrax tablets.

Routine patrols in Selena Way,Woodlands, led to the arrest oftwo men for possession of 24 dag-ga “stoppe”.

Law enforcement successesOfficers arrested three thieves

half-an-hour after they broke intoa car last thursday, at the WolfgatNature Reserve.

Richard Bosman, director forSafety and Security, says officerswere in the area gathering infor-mation from the complainant,when the suspects entered theparking area again.

Bosman says: “The complain-ant identified them and the offic-ers gave chase. They found thesuspects in Alp Street, Tafelsig.They had items belonging to thecomplainant on them, including apair of sunglasses valued atR1 700, and a cooler box.

“The three suspects, all fromMitchell’s Plain, gained access tothe vehicle by breaking the pas-senger window. They have beenlinked to at least one other recentrobbery in the area for whichthey will face additional charg-es.”

Theft of dustbinsThe police has raised concern

about the increase of dustbinthefts in thearea.Dustbinsarebe-ing stolen on an average of 25 binsper week. The police has request-ed that residents clearly marktheir dustbins with street name,number and the owners name.

“We urge the community not toleave their dustbins outside aftercollection, as it creates an oppor-tunity for thieves.” says Voegt.

He warned that individualsfound to be in possession of dust-bins they cannot prove to betheirs, will be arrested for posses-sion of presumed stolen property.

SEA QUEEN: The 345m long Queen Mary 2 docked in Cape Town on Tuesday24 January. The Queen Mary 2 is on a world cruise that started in Southampton on 10 January. She is the longest, tallest and widest passenger vesselever created, and has a capacity of 3 090 passengers plus 1 253 crew members. Photo: Nasief Manie

Girl ‘raped’ at local schoolMELISSA PAPIER

THE Western Cape EducationDepartment (WCED) and policehave launched an investigationinto the alleged rape of a seven-year-old girl at a school in Mitch-ell’s Plain.

The alleged incident tookplace on Friday (20 February).

Bronagh Casey, spokespersonfor the education department,says it took place before schoolhours and he could not divulgemore details of the case.

“The alleged incident tookplace in the school grounds neara toilet block. The department isworking with the police, and theboy and his parents have been

interviewed. The victim is re-ceiving counselling,” says Ca-sey.

Constable Jerome Voegt,spokesperson for Mitchell’sPlain Police station, confirmedthat a rape case was opened onSaturday 21 January at the sta-tion.

“The case was opened by themother of a seven-year-old mi-nor. It is alleged the incident oc-curred on Friday 20 Januaryduring school hours.

“Its alleged that the child wasraped by a fellow pupil who is al-so a minor at the school,” saysVoegt.

He added that the investiga-tion is ongoing.

Support group meetsTHE Healing Hands Foundation drug sup-port group based at the Revival Centre, situ-ated off Hans Aschenborn Street, New Wood-lands, will meet on Wednesday at the centre.The group meets at 19:30.

It is designed for those affected by sub-stance abuse, including parents, siblings,grandparents etc.

For further information call CatherineGoliath on 078 164 1388 or Eugene Moses on078 640 0109.

Have your kidneys checkedTHE Mitchell’s Plain Town CentreDiabetes Support group will hold akidney screening day on Wednes-day at the Stephan Reagan hall,Westridge, from 10:00 until 11:30.

All members are requested to at-tend and the community is wel-come as well. A donation is wel-come. Call Carol on 084 906 3905 or082 431 7906.

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People’s Post Mitchell's Plain NEWS Tuesday 31 January 2012

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHMitchells Plain District Hospital (Chief Directorate:Metro District Health Services)Assistant Director: Human Resource ManagementReMuneRation: R 221 058 PeR annuM

SeRviCe benefitS: 13th cheque, employer’s contribution to thepension fund, housing and medical aid allowance.

RequiReMentS: MiniMuM eDuCational qualifiCation: SeniorCertificate (or equivalent). exPeRienCe: Appropriate experience.inHeRent RequiReMent of tHe job: Valid driver’s licence codeB/EB. CoMPetenCieS (knowleDge/SkillS): • Sound and relevantknowledge regarding the Governmental or Departmental policies andlegislation • Good Communication (written and verbal) in at least twoof the three official languages of the Western Cape • Sound Knowledgeof all Human Resource practices • Supervisory skills • Computer Skills(MS Office, Excel and PowerPoint) • Sound knowledge of SPMS • Soundknowledge relating to Human Resource Development.

DutieS (key ReSult aReaS/outPutS): • Facilitate and co-ordinateHuman Resource Planning, including organisation developmentinvestigations, job evaluation processes, micro restructuring, EE Planmatters, job descriptions and information control, in the hospital andCommunityHealthCentres • Implement andmaintain policydocuments/circulars within the hospital and Community Health Centres and provideadvice and handle dispute resolutions with regard to all transversalpersonnel practices, including all employment practices, conditions ofservice and terminations within the Hospital and Community HealthCentres • Provide training to the hospital and Community Health Centreswith regards to policy documents and circulars as well as aspects ofconditions of service • Administer and ensure that audit investigationsand follow-up investigations as well as feedback on Auditor GeneralEnquiries and Action Plans are done timeously • Coordinate, administerand provide feedback on all PILIR applications within the hospital andCommunity Health Centres • Manage and coordinate SPMS and HumanResource Development processes of the Hospital and CommunityHealth Centres • Manage and co-ordinate the implementation ofOccupational Specific Dispensations with the region/district.

Enquiries: Mr GM Barry: 021 370-5018

Mitchells Plain Community Health Centre andklipfontein/Mitchells Plain SSo (Chief Directorate:Metro District Health Services)Administration Clerk: Information Management(2 posts)ReMuneRation: R 101 007 PeR annuM

SeRviCe benefitS: 13th cheque, employer’s contribution to thepension fund, housing and medical aid allowance.

RequiReMentS: MiniMuM eDuCational qualifiCation: SeniorCertificate (or equivalent). exPeRienCe: Appropriate experience.CoMPetenCieS (knowleDge/SkillS): • Computer literacy (MSWord, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access) • Understanding the Ditcomprocess • Knowledge and experience in current department system• Training skills • Proficiency in at least two of the three official languagesof the Western Cape.

DutieS (key ReSult aReaS/outPutS): • Perform administrativerole as a member of the information management team • Officeadministration (filing process, telephone and typing letters) • Ensureproper data flow from Facility or Sub-district to district and to province• Assist with data quality monitoring • Health information systems• Interpret data and analyse data trends • Participate in healthinformation co-ordinating activities.

enquiRieS: Ms L Godlwana: 021 370-5008

Please submit your application for the attention of Mr g barry tothe klipfontein/Mitchells Plain Substructure office, lentegeurHospital, Highlands Drive, lentegeur, Mitchells Plain 7785.

inStRuCtionS to aPPliCantS: Z83 forms (obtainable from anyGovernment department or www.capegateway.gov.za) must: Becompleted in full, clearly reflect the name of the position, name anddate of the publication (candidates may use this as reference), besigned, accompanied by a comprehensive CV, the names of 3 refereesand certified copies of ID, driver’s licence and qualification/s. A separateapplication form must be completed for each post. Applicationswithout the afore-mentioned will not be considered. Applications mustbe forwarded to the address as indicated on the advertisement. Nolate, faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted. CV’s will not bereturned. Excess personnel will receive preference. Applications, whichare received after the closing date, will not be considered.

Further communication will be limited to shortlisted candidates. If youhave not received a response from the Department within 3 months ofthe closing date, please consider your application as unsuccessful. It willbe expected of candidates to be available for selection interviews on adate, time and place as determined by the Department.

As directed by the Department of Public Service & Administration,applicantsmust note that further checkswill be conducted once they areshortlisted and that their appointment is subject to positive outcomeson these checks, which include security clearance, qualificationverification, criminal records, credit records and previous employment.

The Department of Health is guided by the principles of Employment Equity.Disabled candidates are encouraged to apply and an indication in this regard willbe appreciated.

Closing date: 24 february 2012

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Night market a hit over festive seasonMELISSA PAPIER

SUBCOUNCIL 12 started on a positivenote as councillors were given positivefeedback on the annual Mitchell’s Plainfestival which was a huge success.

The first meeting of the New Year tookplace last Thursday in the Beacon ValleyCommunity Centre.

David Cedras, the subcouncil 12 manager,did a presentation to councillors highlightingthe success of the festive events hosted by

subcouncil 12.The festival was started in 2006 drawing

crowds in excess of 20 000. The night marketaveraged 5 000 people per night. The nightmarket kicked off in AZ Berman Drive withthe switching on of lights by the mayor.

Cedras says, “The purpose of the event isto enhance the festive spirit of the Mitchell’sPlain community where families and friendscome together to celebrate a message of good-will. It also acts as a catalyst for local entre-preneurs to develop. The event unlocks thetourism potential of Mitchell’s Plain and cre-

ates opportunities for local artists.”Cedras added that the event had several

positive aspects, but that a lack of fundingand resources limited its scope.

“Last year there was an average of 150 stallscomprising food and non-food stalls, employ-ing 270 people from Mitchell’s Plain. A totalof 80 local artists entertained the crowd. Theturnover for the event was over R200 000 forthe three days, whereas previous years it wasover R1,2 million. Stallholders recorded aprofit of between R2 000 and R5 000 eachnight. The event was well attended by resi-

dents from all over Mitchell’s Plain and sur-rounds. Itwas incident free,whichwasaposi-tive for the subcouncil,” he says.

He thanked the staff and other key roleplay-ers for their unselfish support in arrangingthe event without taking time off or beingpaid overtime.

“Due to our success, other subcouncilshave contacted me asking for assistance tohelp with festivals in their areas – these areasinclude Grassy Park and Bellville.”

After the presentation, councillors had anopportunity to ask questions. CouncillorAchmat Williams thanked Cedras and histeam for their efforts, adding that he hopesthat the “initiative will continue in years tocome and not fade away”.

Feedback on other matters outstanding:. Realignment of Baden Powell Drive: Ce-

dras informedcouncillors thatmeetingshavetaken place between the Urban RenewelProject (URP) and the Roads and Transportdepartment. R74 million is needed for theproject and a further R174 000 is to be sourcedfrom other departments. The process is ongo-ing.

. Rezoning of Sportsfields for mixed use:At an activity day held in November it wasvetted that the Facility Management Com-mittees (FMCs) meet and pave the way for therezoning of parts of sports fields. It was sug-gested that one FMC be identified to launcha pilot project.

The next meeting is set to take place on 23February at the Portlands Community Cen-tre, situated off Silversands Avenue from10:00.

Dance yourway to fitnessZUMBA with G² will hold zumba class-es every Tuesday and Thursday at theGood Hope christian church Centre, onthe corner of Spine and Trafalgar Road,Strandfontein. Classes start from 19:00until 20:00 and costs R20 per class.

Everyone is welcome to attend andno dance experience is needed. For fur-ther information call Gio on083 360 4989 or Gita on 076 524 6701.

Celebrating amilestoneTHE Silversands District invites allpast members and friends to join themas they celebrate the 30th Anniversaryof the first PortlandGirlGuides onSun-day 12 February.

A thanksgiving service will be heldat Christ the Mediator AnglicanChurch, starting at 15:00. Everyone iswelcome to attend. RSVP to GeraldineFebruary on (021) 374 5037 or073 350 6726.

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Gates open at 10:00 and the festivalstarts at 12:00. Entrance fee is R15 for

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Can you lace up for cancer?LILLIAN AMOS

JUST how crazy can you be for can-cer? This is the theme for this year’sfirst annual “Lace-up for Cancer”

walk.

The Hospice Palliative Care Associationhopes to get Capetonians pounding the tar attheir “Lace-up for Cancer” event on Saturday4 February.

The event will include a 10km run and a5km walk at Rondebosch Common in supportof World Cancer Day.

There are more than 20 different types ofcancer, all symbolized by a different colour.For instance, pink for breast cancer andwhite for lung cancer. But the HPCA willhand out lavender-coloured shoelaces to thefirst 250 people who register for the event aslavender is the colour that represents alltypes of cancer.

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tients live as actively as possible, pain andsymptom control, providing equipment likewheelchairs and emotional and bereavementsupport.

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“The service we got and still get from theorganisation is amazing; they have been ex-tremely helpful.”

“They came to my house almost every daybefore I went to the hospice to help me andwhen I was at the hospice they always madesure I was helped and tried to make me feelat home.”

Asked what advice he would give to peoplewho are suffering from any life threateningdisease, he says: “Please seek help from thesehospices. They are there to help you.

“Many people are afraid to go to a hospicebecause they have the perception that they’lljust die there, but it’s not true.”

Eric Watlington, advocacy officer for theorganisation, says palliative care is availableto any person with a life-limiting conditionlike Cancer or Aids, but the patient must con-sent to joining a hospice programme.

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“Once the person is accepted into a hospiceprogramme, a care plan is devised to meet theperson’s needs.”

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For more information you can go to thewebsite at www.hpca.co.za

LACED: Eric Watlington with coloured lacesthat symbolise the 20 types of cancers. Photo:Lillian Amos


Sun continues to shine onSA’s biggest 10km walkTHIRTEEN YEARS after it launched thepopular 10km Big Walk along the sceniccoastline of Sea Point, the Exco of theevent has welcomed two new major spon-sors on board.

The announcement was made at WembleyCentre in Athlone on Thursday 24 January.

Cape Oil and Margarine, manufacturers ofthe brand Sunshine D, and Polar Ice Creamare new title sponsors of the event, which willnow be known as the Sunshine D Polar IceCream 10km Big Walk. Media24’s People’s

Post, Die Burger and City Vision are print me-dia partners of the Big Walk.

All the entries support Red Cross Chil-dren’s Hospital and a community library.

The legacy of the walk has been embracedby the people of Cape Town and it has the on-going support of the City of Cape Town as offi-cial partner.

The walk’s 10th annivesary was celebratedin 2009 and it was the first public event inau-gurating the use of the West Forecourt of thenew Cape Town Stadium.

The 10km Big Walk will take place on Sun-

day 4 March.Entry forms are available at the offices of

the Big Walk, 3 Mavis Road, Rylands, as wellas at Radio 786, Voice of the Cape, outlets ofthe sponsors and the new offices of MuslimViews.

Registration will take place at the Collegeof Cape Town, Crawford Campus from Thurs-day 1 March to Saturday 3 March.

For more detailsc, contact Saaid Waggie, of-fice manager of the Big Walk, on (021)637 1607, fax (021) 633 6239 or [email protected].

THANKFUL: James Louw (left) of JirehCommunity Projects has entered into apartnership with Highlands PrimarySchool, donating a container to theschool. Louw says he sees this as partof his “social responsibility” to the community. Gavin Burgess, school principal,welcomed the initiative and kind gesture of Mr Louw. Burgess says theschool will use the container by converting it into an educational centre andreading room. “ Donations of this kindwill always be welcomed by the school,”says Burgess. Sharing in the handoveris Pastor Alfonso Schilder (right) fromthe Mount Hope Worship Centre inWoodlands.

FUN TIMES: In December last year, membersof the Mitchell’s Plain Diabetes Support groupgathered at the Stephan Reagan hall for itsendofyear function. At the function, members were treated to a delicious warm mealand other tasty desserts. Pictured are someof the members. Photos:Supplied

GOOD FOOD: Members of the Mitchell’s PlainDiabetes Support group, tuck into a healthy,delicious meal at their endofyear function.

TEAM EFFORT: Some of the members of theclub who assisted in arranging the event.

Discover theart of karateTHE Tiger Academy of Martial Arts SouthAfrica Kenpo Karate is offering sports karateto all scholars every Saturday.

The classes will take place at RocklandsSportsground Hall, from 09:00 to 10:30.

Registration will commence on Saturdayfrom 10:00 until 12:00.

Annual registration fee is R60 and themonthly tuition free.

Contact Shihan Cobe on 083 998 9769 orSensei Kim on 076 830 2003 or email [email protected] or [email protected] or vist the website www.kenpokara-te.co.za.

Tuesday 31 January 2012 GENERAL People’s Post Mitchell's Plain

Renew yourfirearm licenceTHE South African Police Service in theWestern Cape would like to remind li-censed firearm owners that during 2012many licenses issued in terms of theFirearm Controls Act (Act 60 of 2000)will expire, and needs to be renewed.

This process is not automatic, and a licen-see will have to submit an application 90days prior to the expiry date at his or herlocal police station in terms of the men-tioned legislation.

Lieutenant Colonel Andrè Traut, provin-cial police spokesperson, encourages allfirearm owners to make an enquiry at theirpolice station where an application was sub-mitted, for “issued licenses, as these licens-es are often left uncollected for manymonths”.

“The ownership of a firearm is not onlygoverned by legislation, but is also a hugeresponsibility and we therefore appeal tofirearm owners to take the necessary carein this regard,” he says.

For further information call Mitchell’sPlain Police station on (021) 370 1600.

Registration open at daycareTHE House of Healing Chris-tian Centre daycare and after-care is open for registration.The centre is situated at Shopno 2 Eastrigde Complex on the

corners of Don Carlos and Mar-tha streets, Eastridge. For chil-dren two years and over. Regis-tration costs R50 per child, witha monthly fee of R350 and a

weekly cost of R90. Breakfastand lunch is included. Childrenmust bring a juice and snack.For details contact Ingrid on(021) 397 6909 or 073 856 8535.

Battle of the bandsTHE City and Suburban ChristmasBands Union will hold its 71st annualbands competition on Sunday 12 Feb-ruary, at the City Parks Stadium, Ath-lone. The competition commences at12:30 with gates opening at 10:00. Ad-mission is R15. For tickets and moreinformation call Johnathan Tockleyon 079 884 0256.

DID you know that Mitchell’sPlain is a “model township”, es-tablished in the 1970s apartheidgovernment for middle-incomefamilies? (www.wikipedia.org)


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Miss Mardi Gras crownedTHE annual Mardi Gras brought Wyn-berg’s William Herbert sportsgroundalive over the weekend.

For the second year, People’s Post is theproud print media partner of the Mardi Graswhich is hosted by the Cape District FootballAssociation (CDFA).

For three days, the Mardi Gras treated peo-ple to live entertainment, fun rides, a funrun/walk and food and drinks from a varietyof stalls.

Superstars Jody Williams and Karen Ko-rtjé wowed on Saturday, with the highlightonFridaybeing thepopularMissMardiGrasduring which 12 finalists competed to takethe coveted title of Mardi Gras Queen.

The crowd went wild after Marche Martinwas crowned Miss Mardi Gras, with ImogenSmit chosen as first princess and Sarah-leigh Barber second princess.

The Mardi Gras continues on Friday 3February, from 16:00 to 01:00 and Saturday4 February, from noon to midnight.

On Friday, it will be the battle of the boyand girl bands with R10 000 prize money.

On Saturday, Oscar Petersen, Monox, La-dyliscious, The Rockets and Salome will en-tertain.

Drifting continues on both days and Comeand Play is on Saturday, from noon to 17:00.

Formore information contactAnwarHas-san on 082 825 3375 or Rashid Cloete on 083448 0325.

REVVING:SamanthaDawson fromSteenbergand AkeelaWilliamsfrom Summergreenswere driftsquad girlsat the event.Photos: RashiedIsaacs

NOT AT ALL BLUE:Rafiq Fisher ofNewfields and hisVW kombi was adrawcard at theShow and Shine.His “ride” was kitted out with plasma screens andplaystation consoles.

FLYING HIGH: Azraa Smith (9) from Wynberg on thehelicopter rides.

TOP 12: The finalists of the MissMardi Gras.

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People’s Post Mitchell's Plain LETTERS Tuesday 31 January 2012

Your SMSesFinding common ground

. Your headline “Prepare forcommon takeover” refers. Wanzaclaims that “we don’t have space tomove”; this is not caused by peopleliving in affluent areas. It is causedby the irresponsible use of the pe-nis. Twenty kids per person is acrime against humanity. Leaveour public open spaces alone. Whynot have your protest at AthloneStadium?

. I support the takeover ofRondebosch Common for develop-ment, job creation and housing forthe poor.

. I believe the poor have theright to stand up and to say “nomore will we be treated as if wedon’t contribute to this country ofours”. We have right to housing asmost of us work and pay taxi farebut the money is not enough to ap-ply for a bond at the bank. Thewealth in this country is being dis-tributed unfairly whereby certainminorities that have money canhave a say in the country but thepoor have none.

. There are other more civilisedways and alternative venues thatcan be used to get freebies fromgovernment! I hope the residentsnakes on Rondebosch Common

bite a few protesters!. Once again, an eco-friendly

piece of ground is under threat bycommunities who continue tobreed even when they can’t feedtheir families. The more the poor-er sector insist on increasing theirfamilies, the less housing therewill be for them. Birth control edu-cation or enforcement of one childper family needs to happen first be-fore the entitlement of taking overof common ground. Get things inperspective.

. No to losing one of the lastgreen lungs in the city to squattersand badly built ANC shacks.

. The invasion of land at theRondebosch Common must be ajoke. Those poor communities arecriminally intent. Crime will dou-ble and the tikkoppe will causemayhem in the leafy suburbs. Letthem rot on the Cape Flats.

. The rich work hard to earntheir wealth, they don’t peddledrugs and behave like hooligans orsteal what doesn’t belong to them.They pay a lot of money to live inprivileged areas! You can’t getthings for nothing! You can’t ex-pect to come and live in privilegedareas with your thieving ways anduncouth behaviour! Work hard,educate yourself, behave yourselfand don’t do drugs and eventuallyyou can own your own land!

Local thoughts. Service delivery and the quali-

ty of goods in the southern suburbsis appalling in comparison to thenorthern suburbs! Everythingfrom garbage disposal to retailworkers and even the corner bak-ery are not up to standard. Busi-nesses in Mitchell’s Plain must im-prove service delivery. There areno longer white or coloured areasso service quality should not dif-fer.

. Would any taxi owners be sokind as to start a route from Mitch-ell’s Plain to N1 City Mall? Trustme, you will make money becausetaking the bus is not nice.

. If there are any organisationsin Mitchell’s Plain doing homecare can their numbers please bepublished in this paper as I am alsodesperately looking for someone tohelp my husband, who had astroke.

In response. The entertainment at the Mar-

di Gras is always good. However,since the revival of the event thestalls resemble a fleamarket. If Ineed AMC Classic pots I can getthem at a supermarket; if I need sa-moosas I can get them at Wembly.The concept of the Mardi Gras hasbeen lost. If it has not changed thisyear, it will be our last visit. Steve

Mankind is prone to lawlessness

Think about what you say

I WOULD like to comment on whatJason Bosh wrote (Peoples Post, 24January). It is easy to quote versesfrom the Q’uran or any other re-vealed scripture out of context.

There was sometimes violent op-position to the message of theprophets who came before Muham-mad. Similarly, in the time of Mu-hammad, the idolaters and paganswaged war against him and he wasgiven permission to fight back, andthat is the reason for those versesthat were revealed to him. Thus themonotheistic belief of the Prophets

were established through the helpof God against massive opposition.

It is worthy to note that the twoworld wars that killed millions hadnothing to do with religion but theimmorality of mankind them-selves.

The revelations that were sentdown were essentially to correctimmorality and establish order formankind is prone to lawlessnessand corruption. Isn’t that evident inthe world today?SHAFIQ JACOBSSalt River

THIS is in response to the letter“The ignoranceof religion”People’sPost, Tuesday 24 January.

When Adam was created, therewas already religion. Afterwards,people began to go more and moreastray, so religion was lost andthere was a time of complete chaos.Can you imagine how you wouldhave lived if you were not a Romanduring the Roman empire?

That is just but one example of anera.Total disregard for lawsandhu-manity, with some people treated

worse than criminals. Baby girlswere killed because families want-ed male babies to carry on their lin-eage.

Then religion returned, remind-ing people of the equality that eve-ryone shared, restoring humanity.When you quote verses from theQ’uran, don’t only extract what youwant to, follow up on what is saidbefore and after as well. This wouldmake the verses much clearer.ISMAIL ISAACSCape Town

Tuesday 31 January 2012 GENERAL People’s Post Mitchell's Plain

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Friday 3 FebruaryStrandfontein: The Strandfontein FootballClub will hold a Jazz evening in the Strand-fontein Civic Centre, situated off CruiserRoad. The event starts at 19:30 and entranceis R25. DJ Derrek will provide the music and

curry and rice will be on sale. Patrons arerequested to bring their own platters andXYZ. For further details contact Shonti on072 403 7211.

Saturday 4 FebruaryPortlands: The Destiny Changers; differ-ence makers, which is a ministry for womenwho are single as a result of divorce, deathetc. and also those seeking encouragementto rise above their circumstances – will holda workshop called “The confident woman”.The workshop takes place at 81 HazeldeneAvenue, starting at 15:30.

For details call Sandy (021) 372 1060 or072 993 9623.

Thursday 10 FebruaryStrandfontein: The Strandfontein CPF willhold its AGM at the Full Gospel Church hall,off Spine Road at 19:30. On the agenda; thetreasurer, secretary and chairperson willprovide a report. Elections for the vacant po-sition of Media Liaison will also be held. Inorder for this meeting to proceed with the ap-pointment of officials, 50% plus 1 of the regis-tered organisations must be present.

Tuesday 14 FebruaryRocklands: The Tabernacle of Life Full Gos-pel Church, situated on the corner of Buz-zard and Albatross Roads, will hold a Valen-tines Masquerade Party at the church hall.The party starts at 19:00. Tickets cost R75 perperson which includes a three- course din-ner. Patrons are requested to wear a mask

and there will be various prizes up for grabs.For tickets call Eileen Scholtz on

083 673 6557 or Veronica Julius on084 954 6776.

Friday 17 FebruaryWestridge: The Mitchell’s Plain School ofSkills will host a Valentine’s Day ball at theWestridge Civic Centre, starting at 19:00.Tickets cost R165 per person and includes athree-course meal. Ikey Gamba Dance bandwill provide themusic and refreshmentswillbe on sale. There will be lots of prizes, whichincludes a night at a hotel, a salon treatmentand a prize for the best dressed couple.

For tickets or more information call Cher-ry Dimphana on (021) 391 0103; (021) 392 1213or 084 829 2191.

Saturday 18 FebruaryColorado Park: Golden United FootballClub will host a Valentines party in the Colo-rado hall, from 20:00. Tickets cost R50. Therewill be lucky draws, spot prizes, belly danc-ers and a Mr and Mrs Valentine. People arerequested to bring their own platter. Fortickets contact Shanaaz on 084 302 3394.

Westridge: The Alpha and Omega Nutri-tion Centre in Tafelsig will hold a ValentinesDay Ball, at the Westridge Civic Centre, inorder to raise funds, The dance starts at 19:00and tickets cost R250 per couple and R130 fora single. For more information contact Sa-rah Fray on 082 305 1975 or (021) 392 1890.

Portlands: The Mediator Seniors Clubwill hold a Valentines matinee dance in thePortland High School hall. The dance willstart from 14:00 until 21:00.

Tickets cost R30 per person and people arerequested to bring their own platter andXYZ. There will also be a Mr and Miss Valen-tine competition. For details call Doreen Go-liath on (021) 371 1993.

Tuesday 28 FebruaryNew Woodlands: The Healing Hands Foun-dation will hold a Domestic Violence work-shop at the Revival Centre, situated at thecorner of Hans Aschenborn and MaggieLaubser Streets. The workshop starts at09:00. Everyone is welcome to attend.

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GORDONS Bay S/cateringholiday accom. R800p/night.Sleeps 6.(079 522 4309.www.weekendescape.co.za

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A LONG WEEKEND TRIP TOMOSSELBAY 2125 March

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R800 per personContact Betty: 073 188 6942 /

021 633 7207or Beatie 083 5599 415 /

021 392 9994

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ENGINEOVERALL,

R1 800Clutch overalls,R850. Gearbox

repairsfrom R950. Parts

& labour incl.(021 376 6014/

078 875 4394

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Spraypainting/

Panelbeating

PANELBEATING/ SPRAYPAINTING. Repair plasticbumpers, hubcaps, minordents, ect. PH: 074 184 1564

BUSINESS

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ADMIN Global data research/entry workers. With trainingavailable, with/without acomputer in Cape Town. Forinfo brochure, sms full name& address to 071 548 6944.GoWorx. 54 Main Road, P.E.

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PAM GOLDING 10x8 10 05 11-1AQ2U1F.cdr

MENU:

BEDS: 3 | BATHS: 1 | GARAGE: 1+ Swimming pool + Granny Flat WEB ACCESS: KW1069682RAZEEN 072 619 8155

BEDS: 3 | BATHS: 2 | GARAGE: 2WEB ACCESS:ANDY 074 470 7068

BEDS: 5 | BATHS: 2 | GARAGE: 2WEB ACCESS:ANDY 074 470 7068

BEDS: 3 | BATHS: 1| GARAGE 2WEB ACCESS:KW1062188 Pool & Entertainment areaANDY 074 470 7068

BEDS: 3 | BATHS: 1 | GARAGE: 1WEB ACCESS: KW1069687RAZEEN 072 619 8155

ROYAL CAPE R1.495 MillionGRASSY PARK R830 000ZEEKOEVLEI R1, 275 Million

EAGLE PARK R635 000

FAIRWAYS R995 000

BEDS: 3 | BATHS: 1 | PARKING: 4 |WEB ACCESS: KW1072846RAZEEN 072 619 8155

SOLEMANDATE

SOLEMANDATE

Stock urgently required.Feel free to contact for a market-related valuation.Schaapkraal:8 acres vacant land -Pelican Heights: 6beds, 3bath, 2gars/pool, 940m erf -

Fishermans Walk - Zeekoevlei“Under Offer” Pre Fab house 3 bed, lounge, fitted kitchen on 1 041m²plot in Fisherman’s Walk - Perfectly situated to build dream home andeven work from home -Grassy Park: In Rooikrans Ave, 3 bed, lounge, dining, bath – Biggrounds 520m² –Qualified Buyers STEENBERG/RETREAT – Stock Urgently required,please call Andy Derrocks, your area specialistGrassy Park: R830 000 – On 5th Avenue high visibility. Live and Workfrom Home. Modern 3 bed home, Main bed with dressing room,modern spa bath. Study, lounge with jet master fireplace. Family roomwith enclosed braai area. Parking for 8 cars, and lots more…

R 1.895 000

R1.550 millionRazeen 072 619 8155

SOLD BY US

SOLD BY US

Andy 074 470 7068

www.pamgolding.co.za/southernsuburbs

Pam Golding 10x8 31-01-12-1B9TDHV.cdr

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SOLDBY USSOLD

BY US

Andy074 470 7065

Razeen072 619 8155

RETREAT R725 000

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Theo RainersSALES CONSULTANT083 784 1955

Office: 021 393 7456 •

Email: [email protected]

Bradley ThomasSALES CONSULTANT076 648 8757

Erica RomanSALES CONSULTANT083 299 9807

Tanya Tito

084 812 8665LETTING CONSULTANT

ROCKLANDS

Asking: R350 000

KORHAAN RD. Neat 3 bedr

home with a FFK; Tiled lounge &

bathr; Spacious, paved yard.

Fully enclosed. Close to Hillside

Primary School. To view ph Brad

PORTLANDS

Top billing! This dream, renov 3bedr home is a must-view ;

Designer kitch with centre island;sep lounge/dining areas; big modbathr; BIC’s, lam floors; en-suite;

gar; stun garden; built-in braai, etc.To view ph Theo

Asking: R420 000

CANDIAN RD. Affordable 2 bedr

starter home with BIC’s; Lock-up

gar; spacious front & back yards;

Fully enclosed. Make an offer! To

view ph Brad

BAYVIEW

PELICAN HEIGHTSPELICAN HEIGHTS

SHELDUCK CRES. This big,stunning 4 bedr fam home is ideal for2 fams. Sunken lounge; sep dining

area; FFK; porcelain tiles; mod bathr;Upstairs TV-room; ensuite; balcony.

Big sep entr; gar. 1000m² plot.To view ph Theo

WOODLANDS

Offers from R920k invited.

Asking price: R1.25m NEG

NIGHTJAR RD. Spacious 3 bedr famhome; lounge/dining/tv room; FFK;BIC’s in bedrms; carport for 4 cars;

pool; maidsroom; d/storey needcompletion; 1000m2 plot. To view ph

Erica .

Asking price: R295 000 NEGJENNER GARDENS. Neat 2 bedr

maisonette; Fitt kitch; BIC’s inbedrms; Enclosed parking for 2

cars.To view ph Erica

DENNEGEUR AVE. Neat &

spacious 3 bedr fam home ideal for

2 families. Fitt kitch; Fire-place; Big

paved carport; Enclosed parking for

5 cars. Big open-plan granny flat.

Price negotiable. To view ph Theo

OLD STRANDFONTEIN

SCHAAPKRAAL

11th Ave. Investors dream.Ideal for a recreation centre. 6properties consisting of a big

4bedr house; guest cottage; logcabin; big pool; 2 factories; horsestable. Situated on a 3900m² plot.

To view ph Theo

Seller and Mark Brickles must agree onguaranteed price at time of listing

Remaxultra 24 01 12 1B97W4A

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072 545 1143PETER

072 095 9876NEIL

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R240 000: ST MONTIQUE VILLAGE2 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Lounge, family Bathroom,

Big grounds, Corner plot.PETER 072 095 9876

R250 000 RETREAT

MARK 072 545 1143

Lake View large 2 Bedroom Flat, open planLounge with ff Kitchen, family Bathroom,

Very Neat

R380 000 SEAWINDS

PETER 072 095 9876

4 Bedrooms, 3x Bathrooms, Guest Toilet,Lounge, Dining Room, Fitted Kitchen,

Garage + extra Parking

R480 000 SEAWINDS

MARK 072 545 1143

5Bedrooms,Lounge+Dining, f fKitchen,mainensuite, 2x familyBathrooms,Laundry,Study,Garage+extraParking,AluminiumWidows,TiledFlooring,naughtpineCeilings,Blinds&BIC inall rooms

FAZLOODIEN082 495 8989

R319 000 BEACON VALLEY

SHIHAAM 072 192 1411.

Neat 5 bdrm house,lounge dining room,family bathroom, with shower and garage,

fully enclosed.

R950 000 ZEEKOEVLEI

THURYYA 074 194 0925

4 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, sunken lounge & diningroom, fitted kitchen, tiled throughout, doublegarage tiled, sub divided for rental potential.

R380 000 WOODLANDS

DOERRIEYAH 084 055 3877

3 Bedrooms, open plan Lounge, Kitchen,family Bathroom + toilet, Carport for 2

cars with business potential

R340 000 MUIZENBERG

MARK 072 545 1143

335 square meter Vacant Land in aSecurity Complex NB Properties inComplex is valued at R700 000-

R1000 000, Build your Own Dream Home

R270 000 SEARIDGE PARK,

SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118

Freestanding 3 bedroom house, lounge,kitchen, Family bathroom, modernceilings throughout and enclosed.

R650 000 GRASSY PARK

SHAHIED 084 832 9188

3 BedroomsBIC in all rooms, Main en-suite, FFKitchen,family Bathroom, Lounge + Dining Room

on a Large plot + Free bungalow

R320 000 MUIZENBERG

MARK 072 545 1143

304 square meter Vacant Land in aSecurity Complex.

Terms & Conditions Apply

CALL NOW TO HAVE YOUR PROPERTY SOLD....WE HAVE BUYERS FOR ALL AREAS.

OWNER

R695 000 RETREAT

MARK 072 545 1143

3 Bedrooms Lounge, Dining, fitted Kitchen,family Bathroom (shower), 1 bed SepEntrance + shower, Labourer Toilet.

R280 000 LAVENDER HILL

PETER 072 095 9876

3Bedrooms,Lounge,Kitchen, familyBathroom,Carport.

R449 000 PORTLANDS

SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118

Fully Enclosed, Neat Free Standing3 Bedroom House, Open Plan Lounge &Fitted Kitchen, Family Bathroom + Carport,

Close to Schools & Public Transport.

R420 000 WESTRIDGE

SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118

Fully Enclosed, Alarmed Very Neat Semi Attached3 Bedroom House, Open Plan Lounge & DinningRoom, Kitchen, Family bathroom, Carport, Close

to Schools & Public Transport.

R475 000 PORTLANDS

SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118

Modern Free Standing 3 Bedroom House,Alarm, BIC in 2 Rooms, Open Plan Lounge

& F.F.Kitchen, Family Bathroom,Enclosed Carport, Outside Patio Tiled.

R180 000 SANDPIPER MANSIONS

THURYYA 074 194 0925

2 Bedroom Flat, Family bathroom,Kitchen, Lounge, Close to Schools and

Public Transport, investment opportunity.

R680 000 WYNBERG

DOERRIEYAH 084 055 3877

Semi 3 Bedrooms, Lounge, Kitchen, family

Bathroom, Carport for 3 cars

R330 000 HILLVIEW

PETER 072 095 9876.

Freestanding 3 bdrm one with en-suite,1 bathroom, lounge, kitchen, familybathroom and parking for one car.

R230 000 HANOVER PARK,

SHIHAAM 072 192 1411

Maisonette, 3 beds, Fitted Kitchen,lounge, family bathroom and carport.

R450 000 PELICAN PARK,

SHAHIED 084 832 9188

Freestanding three bedroom house,dinning room, kitchen, family bathroom

with shower, separate toilet.

R 200 000 TAFELSIG

SHIHAAM 072 192 1411

Semi Attached Enclosed 2 Bedroom House,Extended Lounge, Kitchen and familyBathroom, close to Schools and Public

Transport.

R525 000 RETREAT

SHAHEED 084 832 9188.

Freestanding, two bedroom house,lounge, dining room, garage and parking

for four cars on large 768m² plot.

R750 000 EAGLE PARK

PETER 072 095 9876.

Freestanding double story house. 4Bedroomsandguesttoilet, 2 x fitted kitchen, 2x family bathrooms, 2x lounges,large dining room, garage and parking for four cars.

R150 000 CAPRICORN

PETER AFRICA 072 095 9876

3 Bedrooms, family bathroom,lounge, and sep-entrance

R650 000 ZEEKOEVLEI

THURYYA 074 194 0925

Neat 2 bedroom house, Bics, Lounge,Kitchen, Family bathroom, Fire place,parking for 5 cars with foundation for

approved plan.

R220 000 LAKESIDE MEWS

THURYYA 074 194 0925

One Bedroom Flat situated on theTop Floor, Open plan lounge &Kitchen + family Bathroom.

R320 000 SEAWINDS

MARK 072 545 1143

3 Bedrooms, Lounge + Dining, familyBathroom, and fitted Kitchen

R220 000 TAFELSIG

SHAAM 074 217 4190

Semi detached 3 bedroom house,lounge, tiled fitted kitchen.

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Extended 2 beds mes, f/f kitch,sunken lounge & dinette, braaiarea. Yumna 084 712 1342

4 beds, lounge, dinette, f/f kitch,entertainment area, en suite,laundry. Astrid 072 170 2087

3 beds, f/kitch, lounge, f/bath,carport.Astrid 072 170 2087

3 beds, o/p kitch, lounge,parking 4 carsAlbert 084 241 3400

Rocklands – R380 000

AGENTS NEEDED IN ALL AREAS CALL OUR OFFICE FOR A CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW

Astrid: 072 170 2087 Yumna: 084 712 1342

Charlotte: 076 192 2165

Bayview – R380 000: 2 beds, f/kitch, lounge, f/bath, carport.Portlands - R439 000:Eastridge – R240 000:free standing 3 bed , f/f kitchen, garage, carport.3 beds, f/kitch, lounge, 3x6 wendy house parking 2 cars.Bayview – R420 000:Strandfontein – R599 000:

2beds + 2 bed separate entrance. 4 beds, kitch, lounge ,d/room, tandem garage.Morgenster – R389 000: Weltevreden – R369 000:3 beds, f/f kitch, double garage, corner plot. 2 beds, lounge, kitch ,bathroom, 311m².

Portlands – R440 000:2 beds, f/f kitch, lounge, bath ,entertainment area, garage 3 cars.Portlands – R370 000:Free Standing, 3 beds, f/kitch, lounge, bath.Heideveld – R150 000: 1 beds, kitch, bathroom.Portlands – R385 000:

Eastridge – R220 000: 3 beds, lounge, kitch, bath, 1 bed sep entrance.3 beds, kitchen, lounge, bathroom, parking 2 cars.

New Eastridge – R250 000 Weltevreden Valley – R495 000 Bayview – R550 000 NEG

EBUYERS 31.01.12-1B9WTHV

[email protected]

Ottery – Carissa circle – R589 000 negFreestanding 3bed home, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet

WYNBERG – Berry Street - R799 000Freestanding, 4 bedroomed homewith lounge, dining-room, kitchen, 2 x bath/toilet, garage, on 500 sqm plot.

Steenberg – Retreat - R329 000Off Symphony ave, 2bedroom home, kitchen, lounge,bath/toilet enclosed

Grassy Park – Torbay Road – R649 000 exclFreestanding 3bed home, lounge, kitchenBath/toilet, Garage ++ two bedroom seprate entrance,with lounge, kitchen, and bath/toileton 500sqm plot

Goodwood – Wiener Street – R 799 000exclFreestanding, 3 bedr., diningr., lounge, kitchen, bathr./toilet,garage on 500sqm plot

Portlands - off Barbados str – R 385 000exclFreestanding 3bed home, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet++1bed separate entrance – enclosed

WELTEVREDENVALLEY – R359 0002 Bedroomed, with lounge, bath/toilet, fully enclosed.

Beacon valley – R239 0003bed home, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet, enclosed

StrandfonteinVillage – R599 0004bedroom home (2 x bic), lounge, dinning roomKitchen, Bath/toilet, Tandem garage, extra parking space

Westridge – R329 000 excl3bed cottage, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet fully enclosed

Bonteheuwel – R269 000 excl / R279 0002bed/3 bed home, lounge kitchen, bath/toilet, enclosed

COME ANDMAKE US ANOFFER!!

Tuesday 31 January 2012 KALAHARI ADS People’s Post Mitchell's Plain

MARK ANTHONY PROPERTIESMARK ANTHONY PROPERTIESView pictures of houses www.markanthonyproperties.co.za

Viewmore pics @ www.markanthonyproperties.co.za

CALL MARK ANTHONY021 704 2160083 482 4250

Mark Anthony1 310112 1B9SKF0

Free-Standing 2 beds, lounge,fitted kitchen, tiled bathroom, tiledlounge, covered yard area, +++Garage.Close to local Shopping

Centre and CANALWALK.

Cute 3 beds converted into2 beds, can be converted into3 beds again, lounge, fitted

kitchen, bathroom.Face-Brick andaluminium window frames make

it low maintenance.

3 beds, lounge, bathroom,fitted kitchen. (If yourcombined wages is

R8 800.00 per month youcan buy this house)

Large 3 beds, lounge,kitchen, bathroom,

enclosed +++ 2 BedroomGranny Flat

Very Large 5 bedrooms, separate bath & toilet,large lounge,massive fitted kitchen+ laundry,outside maids room + garage. 446m2 Plot.

Large 4 beds, 2 en-suites + familybathroom, large lounge with fire-place,dining room, spacious, beautiful fully

fitted kitchen with breakfast nook, outsidemaids room with shower & toilet, long

drive-way & double garage +++ Very largeGranny Flat.

Free-Standing , Lovely 3 beds, lounge,fitted kitchen, bathroom, tiled

thru-out, drive-thru garage, grounds.(If your combined wages is

R11 000.00 per month you can buythis house)

Wynberg R825 000(Close to Wittebome Station)

Mandalay Only R789 000(4 beds, 5 Bathrooms)

Macassar Only R349 000(New House)

Ottery R599 000(Flora Acres)

Grassy Park R699 000(House + Granny Flat)

Bonteheuwel Only R269 000(Next To Bonteheuwel Station) Summer Greens Only R479 000

ANTHONY ARENDSE

021 704 0289

082 673 1503

A AN Y 2 4 2M RK THON 10X 31 01 1

WestgateR359 000

Large Grounds, Behind

Virgin Active

Cute 2 beds, lounge, bathroom,

kitchen. Enclosed. Large Plot(311m )²

Beacon ValleyOnly R249 000

MuizenbergR559 000

DelftR139 000

PlumsteadR949 000

3 beds, lounge, kitchen,

bathroom, paved front area,

Neat Inside.

Free-Standing

Cute 2 beds, tiled lounge, fully

fitted kitchen, tiled bathroom,

braai + Garage.

3 beds, lounge/dining,

fitted kitchen, bathroom,

sunroom, garage + Pool.

Close To Koeberg Road

Large 3 beds, lounge, bathroom,

garage,Grounds.

1 Large bedroom, kitchen, toilet

+ Incomplete 2 bedroom

renovation.

Montague VillageOnly R329 000

4 beds, mes, lounge, fitted kitchen,

family bathroom, Garage (2 Cars),

Outside room/Potential Granny Flat.

Portlands(Free-Standing)Only R389 000

House + Granny Flat

3 beds, lounge, kitchen, bathroom,

enclosed. burglar bars + Granny Flat.

What A Bargain!

BrooklynR549 000

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HANOVER PARK

Semi, 2 Beds, Lounge, F/F/Kit, Family Bathroom, TiledFloors, Carport, F/Enclosed - Hengelaar Street - R260 000

2 Beds, one with en-suite, Lounge, family bathroom,F/Kitchen, Family Bathroom, Carport, Fully enclosed, closeto Mosque – Jupiter Street – R320 000

3 Beds, Lounge, Kitchen, Family Bathroom, Parking –Everest Crescent – R250 000

Free standing, 2 Beds, Lounge, Kitchen, Family Bathroom,Large Grounds, close to station –Compassberg Road - R199 000

3 Beds, one with built in cupboards, one with walk in closet,f/f/kit, lounge, dining room family bathroom, f/encl, garage,fully enclosed with alarm. – VIOLA STREET - R399 000

3 beds with built in cupboards, F/Kit, Lounge/Dining Room,Tiled with Lam Floors, Family bathroom , Large Entertain-ment Area, Gar, F/Encl , Large Plot +++ S/ Pool – NorthEnd Street – R499 000

2Beds, Aluminum Windows, O/P Kit + Lounge, familybathroom with Shower, Tiled, L/Grounds very neat, Garage,F/Encl - Grove Street - R220 000

NEW WOODLANDS

WESTRIDGE

WESTRIDGE

3 Beds, O/P Kit + Lounge, family bathroom with Shower,very neat, Garage & Parking for 3 cars, F/Encl –Walter Batiss Street – R390 000

3 Beds, O/P Kit + Lounge, 2 Bathroom one with Shower,very neat, Garage, F/Encl – Kweker Road – R390 000

2 Beds, O/P f/fitted Kit + Lounge, family bathroom , veryneat & Separate entrance, Parking for 2 cars –Harvestor Way – R420 000

NEW WOODLANDS2 Beds, Tiled Kitchen, Tiled Lounge, family bathroom,very neat, Carport Parking for 2 cars, F/Encl –Perseus Street – R280 000

DEDICATION AND LOYALTY TO YOU IS OUR PRIORITY!!!

AGENTS NEEDED – TRAINING PROVIDEDPLEASE CALL FOR AN INTERVIEW

021 391 6780

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Mitchell's Plain.

BUY YOUR HOME NOW!!!Site Sales Office open 7 Days a week!Site Sales Office open 7 Days a week!

R339,900FROM R339,900(Including transfer costs)

SITE OFFICE: 021 371 5502THE HAT LADY 021 761 0496 • 082 955 8948 [email protected]

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ASHBY 072 777 6316

PORTLANDS: R420.000exclF/s, 3Beds, Lnge, F/Bath, FK, B/Bars,Park (3xCars), 227m, Needs TLC.ABDULLATIEF 074 526 6518

ROCKLANDS: R360.000exclSemi, 3Beds, Lounge, Drm, F/Bath, FK,

Garage, Encl, B/Bars, S/Gates.JESICHA 073 698 9260

NEW TAFLSIG: R280.000exclF/standing, 3Beds, Lounge,

F/Bath, Kitchen, Carport, Encl.JESICHA 073 698 9260

BONTEHEUWEL: R340.000exclMais, 2Beds (1xBics), F/Bath,

FFK, Carport, EnclosedJESICHA 073 698 9260

RETREAT: R195.000exclFlat, 1Bedroom, Lounge, Mes,Kitchen, Parking Bay, Enclosed.

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People’s Post Mitchell's Plain SPORT Tuesday 31 January 2012

LIAM MOSES

THE football fraternity and sports fansall around the country were stunned bythe news that yet another talented,young athlete has been killed.

Jeffrey Ntuka, a former Bafana Bafanadefender, was stabbed to death near hisgirlfriend’s house in Kroonstad in the FreeState on Saturday 21 January, after report-edly asking someone for a match. He was26.

The defender was once considered to besuch a bright prospect that he was signedby English football powerhouse Chelsea in2003, but his progress was hampered by al-cohol abuse and indiscipline.

Unfortunately, his story is not an uncom-mon one in local football – where playersoften seem to rise from obscurity to star-dom, and from poverty to relative wealth,overnight. And then plummet back down toearth even faster.

Jabu Pule and Mbulelo Mabizela are per-haps two of the most famous examples ofextremely talented footballers who went off

the rails after struggling to deal with theirnew-found fame and wealth, but there aremany others.

Despite the high prevalence of this prob-lem, the South African Football Associa-tion, the Premier Soccer League and theclubs which employ players are yet to comeup with a successful way to prevent it.

Footballers need to be taught the neces-sary life skills to stop themselves from fall-ing prey to drugs, alcohol and excessivelifestyles, and a support system for playersalso needs to be developed.

Together, the stakeholders need to en-sure that players are taught, from a youngage, how to stay in control off the pitch, aswell as on it. The sad reality in South Africais that not all citizens are taught this athome or at school.

ThePSLand the clubs in it benefit greatlyfrom the talents of these players, and al-though they pay their salaries, they owe itto the players and supporters to make surethey lead healthy lives. It also makes sensefrom a business perspective.

Professionals clubs have been guilty ofabandoning troubled players too quickly inthe past.

Although it’s understandable that a com-pany which exists to make as much profitas possible, and employs players to help

them achieve this, would not want to carryon paying a player if he is not performing,it is not acceptable that a club can abandona player without helping him find the helphe needs.

Football authorities must do more

Ructionsin SABaseballMARK WARD

SERIOUS divisions emerged in the ranks ofthe South African Baseball Associationduring the organization’s aborted annualgeneral meeting, which took place at CapeTown International Airport at the week-end.

The election of a new president was puton ice after it emerged that Mark Alexan-der, the incumbent president, could nothave his way in naming Greg Lenders, thecurrent president of Western Provincebaseball, as his successor.

Alexander, who is also the current presi-dent of SA Rugby, indicated last year thathe would vacate the position, but it now ap-pears that he will hold on to the post untilhe has his way.

Edwin Bennett, CEO of SA Baseball, con-firmed that the elections have been post-poned.

“We need to workshop the proposed newstructure to meet the requirements of thechallenges we are facing in the future,” saidBennett. “It was with this in mind that wepostponed the meeting. The election willthen take place and the regions are wel-come to nominate their own candidates.”

The election of office bearers has nowbeen postponed until 31 March, but this didnot go down well with some delegates.

Adelegatewhodidnotwhich tobenamed“for strategic reasons” said the timing, ven-ue and funding for delegates to attend themeeting was questionable.

He said it would have been more viableto have held the meeting in Gauteng, wherethe majority of regions are situated. Somedelegates are understood to have traveledlong hours by bus and car to attend.

Several delegates from the association’s15 regions support the nomination of JohnOliver, head of South Africa Schools Base-ball, to take over from Alexander.

This appears to have been the hiccup thatprompted Alexander to ask for a postpone-ment until the new structure has beenworkshopped.

Oliver confirmed that he wasprepared to take over the president’s posi-tion if elected. “Yes, I was prepared to takeover from Alexander. This was only be-cause the president (Alexander) said hewas stepping down,” said Oliver.

“I will now, however, reconsider this po-sition when the AGM is reconvened.”

Some delegates said the meetingwas a “waste of time, money and resourc-es”.

Non-racialsport in theWestern CapeMARK WARD

THE state of non-racialism and developmentin Western Cape sport will be the subject ofan independently hosted symposium.

Cheryl Roberts, a respected sports activistwho in recent yearshas actively campaignedfor female participation in sport, will hostthe event in conjunction with the Sport andRecreation Council of the City of Cape Town.

The former table tennis star, who partici-pated at the 1992 Olympic Games in Athens,said the reason for thehostingof the seminaris the slow pace of transformation in SouthAfrican sport.

“This is a platform to engage in dialogueand conversation about our guiding princi-ple, non-racialism in sport,” said Roberts.

“It will focus on, and try to thrash out,what we should know and implement whenwe talk about development and developingsport.”

The event will take place on Saturday 4January from 09:00 at the Athlone Stadium.

According to Roberts, the symposium isindependently hosted.

It is open to all, especially officials and ad-ministrators at provincial level, leaders ofsports councils, district associations, cluband community sports structures, coachesand selectors, tertiary education sports offi-cials and government officials.

“We need many minds to be exposed tonon-racialism in sport.

Twenty years after sports unification, fol-lowing decades of anti-apartheid sport strug-gle, we have been catapulted into an era ofmoney and professional sport, with class,colour and gender imbalances,” said Rob-erts.

“Development is vital for every sport ifthey are to survive into the future, but par-ticipation has, over this period, dwindled.

“I don’t think the emphasis should be onelite participation but on building the foun-dation of sport, in conjunction with localgovernment and sports federations.

By implementing development pro-grammes, we must work from a non-racialperspective.”

Additionally, all delegates attending thesymposium will receive a copy of Roberts’book titled “No Normal Sport In An Abnor-mal Society.

Struggle For Non-Racial Sport in SouthAfrica: From Apartheid To Sports Unity”

For more information call Roberts direct-ly on 082 691 8547.

Collegians kick offCOLLEGIANS Rugby Football Club youth teamwill start practising on Sunday 5 February.

Practice will take place at the Lentegeur Sportsgrounds from 09:00 to 11:00.

Registration will be held on Sunday 12 Februaryand players should bring a copy of their birth cer-tificate or identity document and an ID-size photo.

Contact Armien Brink on 083 233 8635 or ToyerDames on 079 522 2775.

Players neededREGISTRATION for the 2012 season is nowopen for all current and prospective Strand-fontein Football Club players and members.

Registration can be renewed at the BlouDakke complex and BP Garage in Wavecreston Saturday 4 and 11 February from 09:00 un-til 11:30.

Registration will also take place everyTuesday and Thursday at the StrandfonteinSports Complex from 17:30 until 19:00.

Existing members should complete a reg-istration form for 2012, while new membersmust provide two colour ID photo’s and cop-ies of Birth Certificate and Identity docu-ment.

Parents are requested to please accompa-ny Junior players.

Prospective players can check the Strand-fontein AFC page on Facebook for more de-tails or call Gerard Kemp on 083 604 0199.

ROUGH LANDING: Glyness Koopman of Westridge Yankees, a Mitchell’s Plainbasedside, dives into third base and beats a tag from Astrid van Kerestern of Athloneteam Glenthorne A’s during a super league match played at Turfhall Park on Sunday.Westridge Yankees won the topofthetable clash 30. Photo: Rashied Isaacs

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Teams from the Southern Penin-sulaadvancedevercloser to the fi-nals of the Metropolitan Cup thisweekend, when they triumphedin thesecond-last roundofqualifi-ersbefore thecompetitionproper.

The matches took place at TheGreens sports complex in Manen-berg and featured teams from as farafield as George and Boland.

A total of 32 teams took to the fieldon Sunday.

Roger Clayton, spokesperson forthe tournament’s organisers, saidthat the 165 teams who started in theplay-offs last year will be whittleddown to just 14 after the last roundof matches, next weekend.

“This weekend coming is the lastof the qualifiers. We started with 165teams and we are left with 28.

There have been five rounds ofqualifiers in total,” said Clayton.

“The last round next weekend is around-robin phase.

There will be seven groups of fourand they will play a league round.The two teams finishing on top ofevery group will qualify for the tour-nament.”

The Southern Metropole teamswhich competed in the tournamenton Sunday were Woodlands UnitedFC, Heath Athletic, Evertonians, Ry-gersdal FC, Leeds Lentegeur SC,Chrystal Palace, Glendene, ChelseaManenberg, Greenwood, ArielSpurs, Oriental Gunners, ValhallaFC, Devonshire Rovers, Crusaders,Junction Rovers, WestridgeF&N Club, Celtic, Clyde Pinelands,Silver Spurs, Woodlands United,Young Idols and Jordan Callies AFC.

In total, 22 teams from the South-ern Metropole played onSunday, but only seven made it

through to the final thisweek.

Valhallah United, from ValhallaPark, qualified with an aggregate of5-1, after beatingGeorgeUnited 3-1 inthe first match and 2-0 in the second.

Mitchell’s Plain side WoodlandsUnited FC beat their Athlone-basedopponents Jordan Callies AFC 1-0 intheir first leg match, and then in-creased the deficit with a 2-0 victorylater in the day.

A solitary goal was enough to seeRygersdal FC through to the nextround.

They beat Invincible Cravenby 1-0in the first leg, and held on for a drawin the following fixture.

A penalty shoot-out was requiredto find a winner in the Crusaders’clash with Devonshire Rovers afterboth sides failed to score in bothmatches.

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Ariel Spurs FA also played twogoalless draws in their gamesagainst Greenwood, but went on towin the resulting penalty shoot-out8-7.

Glendene beat SouthernMetropole rivals Chelsea Manen-berg 3-0 in the first leg and completedthe rout with an even more emphatic5-0 drubbing in the second.

Junction Rovers qualified afterbeating Celtic FC 3-1 in the first gameand drawing the second 1-1.

These seven teams will be joinedby 21 others for the last qualifyinground on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5February to decide which 14 teamswill progress to the finals.

They in turn will be joinedby 18 other teams, including acade-my sides Ajax, Santos, otherPSL teams around the countryand the host team BayhillUnited.

ANYWHEREWILL DO:AshwinPeters, ofAthloneside Jordan Callies,clearsthe ballas WoodlandsUnitedplayerKeatonJaphta attempts toblock hisclearance.Woodlandswon theMetropolitan Premier Cupplayoff10.Photo:RashiedIsaacs

CHALLENGE: ClaytonWilliams (in blue), ofGrassy Parkbased sideEvertonians, jumps tocontrol the ball ahead ofMatroosfontein playerJunaid Ismail at theGreens in Manenberg onSunday 29 January. Theteams played to a 00draw in a MetropolitanPremier Cup playoffmatch. Photo: Rashied Isaacs

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Hellenic namereturns to cityLIAM MOSES

FORMER Premier SoccerLeague team Hellenic havereformed almost eight

years after closing down whentheir Premier League franchisewas sold to Benoni Premier Unit-ed.

The team, which is now based inMilnerton, started training in No-vember last year andwill field threeteams in the Super League of theCape Town Tygerberg Football As-sociation.

According to Grant Veitch, oper-ations manager at Hellenic, theclub was restarted after he andMark Byrne, former Hellenic play-er and coach, and the current direc-tor of football, approached the Haji-dakis family to purchase the nam-ing rights.

The Hellenic name was then su-perimposed on to Blouberg CityFootball Club, and a large contin-gent of staff set up shopat the team’sTygerhof base.

Veitch says developing CapeTown’s abundant football talentwill be the main aim of the team forthe immediate future.

“We think there is something

missing in Cape Town football atthe moment. There are certainclubs and academies around thatsay they are the benchmark foryouth development,” said Veitch.“We believe that the benchmarkshould at another level, which wethink we can offer.” The club willfunction primarily as a footballacademy, hoping to develop playersthat they can sell on to professionalsides for a profit, and Veitch hopesthat the Hellenic name will help toattract these talented youngsters toMilnerton.

Veitch, whose father played atleft back for the team, said that heand Byrne also hope to rebuild theHellenic brand to its former glory.

“The name will attract a lot of at-tention and we then have to live upto that expectation. It’s very impor-tant that this name is looked after,to the best of our ability,” saidVeitch.

“And our aspirations are to getHellenic to where it was all thoseyears ago, up into the PSL. It’s avery long term project, but at thesame time it’s something that weare doing as a 10-15 year pro-gramme.”

Hellenic have three coaches foreach one of the three teams current-

ly at the club, as well as a dedicatedgoalkeeping coach and a biokineti-cist. The size of the coaching staffis much larger than most teams ofHellenic’s size, but it is the qualityof the individuals which is evenmore surprising.

Byrne himself is the former headof development at Udinese, whilerespective U17and U13 coaches Ne-ven Payne and Cecil Ntlebi held the

same positions at the original teambefore it closed down.

Veitch said that three of thecoaching staff are Union of Europe-an Football Association (UEFA) ac-credited and one has the highestlevel of South African Football As-sociation (SAFA) coaching certifi-cate. According to Byrne, the highnumber of staff members will helpthe club to develop the players tech-

nically, mentally and physically.“We have said that our pro-

gramme is to develop the individualholistically,” said Byrne

“I have played overseas, I havecoached overseas, I know the levelsthat are required, and it’s hard. Wehave too many players who go over-seas and then within a year or ayear-and-a-half, they come backagain because they can’t survive.”

ROUGH LANDING: Glyness Koopman of Westridge Yankees, a Mitchell’s Plainbased side, dives into thirdbase and beats a tag from Astrid van Kerestern of Athlone team Glenthorne A’s during a super league matchplayed at Turfhall Park on Sunday. Westridge Yankees won the topofthetable clash 30.

Photo: Rashied Isaacs

Peoples Post Mitchells Plain 31 January 2012

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