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’Plain to host parliament SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS @Samantha_Lee121

Plain as the venue.

“The initiative forms part of a wider commitment by the Sixth Parliament to put the people of the province at the centre of what it does.

The intention is that, over the remainder of the term, the provincial parliament will be hosting such events in all the regions of the province,” says Mnqasela.

“This will be the first time that the official opening and Sopa will be held outside the parliamentary precinct.”

Parliamentary officials are currently in the process of identifying a number of community representatives from Mitchell’s Plain who will be invited to attend the event.

Mnqasela says this presents a great opportunity for the Sixth Parliament to fulfil its promises.

“It is the aim of the provincial parliament to actively engage with the citizens of the province through a series of public engagement initiatives that will take place over the next four years. From being defined by a building in Cape Town city centre, the provincial parliament seeks to reach out to the furthest corners of the province in order to strengthen the rela-

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itchell’s Plain will make history as being the first region to host the provincial parliament away from its Wale Street home.

Premier Alan Winde will officially deliver his state of the province address (Sopa), in conjunction with the official opening of the Western Cape provincial parliament, in Rocklands next month.

Speaker of the house, Masizole Mnqasela, announced the decision to bring the official sitting of parliament to the community last week.

Winde welcomed the announcement, with the event scheduled to take place on Thursday 20 February.

“I fully support the Speaker’s initiative to have this year’s official opening of provincial parliament and Sopa in Mitchell’s Plain as it signifies the Western Cape’s commitment to putting its residents at the centre of its service-delivery agenda,” says Winde.

The decision to hold the official opening and Sopa at a remote venue was made last year, says Mnqasela, who then identified Mitchell’s

Premier Alan Winde will deliver the state of the province address in Mitchell’s Plain next month. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS

tionship with the people that it represents,” says Mnqasela.

Ricardo Mackenzie, a member of provincial parliament and a Mitchell’s Plain constituency head, says as one of the largest areas in the Cape Flats, this is a great honour for the area.

“This is incredible for Mitchell’s Plain and will put Mitchell’s Plain on the map.

This is also just not a once-off event. I am really excited about this as this is the first time that a Sopa will be held in Mitchell’s Plain,” he says.

“This is significant as the focus will be on the area as a whole and I hope that, post the Sopa, government departments not already operating in Mitchell’s Plain and other business will invest and develop Mitchell’s Plain further and with urgency.”

The debate on the Sopa and the premier’s reply to the debate will take place the following day (Friday 21 February) at the same venue.

“By holding the debate and the premier’s reply in the same venue, we are realising our desire and commitment to connecting with the citizens of the province,” says Mnqasela.

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“Members of the public will be able to see the representatives of the seven political parties in the Western Cape Provincial Parliament (WCPP) robustly debate the premier’s Sopa and the government’s plans for the next year and the rest of the term,” says Mnqasela.

In the period leading up to the opening and address, various standing committees of the WCPP will be conducting special oversight visits in the Mitchell’s Plain area.

“This will provide the members of these standing committees the opportunity to gain further insight into the challenges facing this community and place them in a better position to oversee the Western Cape government’s efforts in addressing these problems and holding the government to account.

“Various standing committees will be focusing on some of the core challenges in Mitchell’s Plain such as unemployment and small businesses by the economic development committee. The safety and security committee will meet with neighbourhood watches and police; the transport committee will visit Mitchell’s Plain stations and look at the challenges around transport and will obviously make recommendations in this regard,” says Mackenzie.

Winde also recently announced his R1 billion safety plan which will directly affect the Cape Flats. “I am looking forward to engaging with the residents of the area to understand their service delivery needs and their hopes for their futures. My key priorities are safety for all our residents and job creation.

I am looking forward to sharing our plans with the community when we deliver the Sopa next month,” says Winde.

Mackenzie says this will contribute to the conversation around developing the Cape Flats.

“I am delighted and hopeful that the premier will give more details on how the 1 000 additional officers will be deployed in the Cape Flats. I hope that Mitchell’s Plain will be one of the first beneficiaries of these 1 000 law enforcement officers to make the area safer,” says Mackenzie. “I am sure the premier will make some exciting announcements that will not only benefit the people of Mitchell’s Plain but the people of the Cape Flats and the Western Cape as a whole.”

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were placed on a waiting list. This is where the need arose to build the new school,” she says. fficials have begun the process of apThe appointments were made through the pointing temporary teachers for a new interim school governing body for Grades 1, school, set to open early next month.

2 and 3 with interviews having taken place Construction started at the site of Wash- on Saturday 25 January. The interim govington Drive Primary School in Colorado erning body was elected on Monday 20 JanuPark last year, with furnishing and class- ary. The school currently consists of temporooms almost complete. rary buildings to accommodate two Grade 1, A total of 240 learners will start at the two Grade 2 and two Grade 3 classrooms. school in February.

“In next year as the learners progresses to Ricardo MacKenzie, parliamentary head the next grade, two more Grade 4 classes will for Mitchell’s Plain, says they are keen to be accommodated. A date has not been set have the school open. as to when the school will be built. Currently “Some of the children that will attend the we will be accommodating children in the school are already at other schools. We want beautiful pre-fab building,” says Woodman. to have the school open so that they can “A school for the Colorado area has been move and open places for children on (other on the business plan since the inception of school’s) waiting lists. We want this to hap- Colorado Park and was well driven by the pen as soon as possible because once chil- previous Colville Ratepayers’ Association. dren are at home for too long and get used As residents would say they have been askto getting up at 10:00 or later, ing for a school for the last 30 then we may lose them,” he years and at last it’s being says. implemented. I have been “There are so many good working very closely with schools in Mitchell’s Plain the residents’ association, and we are excited to open circuit manager and interim this school because parents principal in getting things in don’t want to have to drive to place to get the school startother areas – they want the ed as soon as possible,” says best, closest to them.”

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Ward 75 councillor Joan community and granting “The provincial depart- Woodman is flanked by our learners the opportunity ment of education had an interim governing body chair to enhance their education overflow of learners that reg- Mogamat Gabier and interim in this new and fresh enviistered in February 2019 and principal Brian Arendse. ronment.”

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hrough pain and discomfort, he fought for 56km to raise awareness for the needs of others.

Now Frank Steyn has accomplished his goal by buying and distributing 1 000 pairs of new school shoes to four schools in Mitchell’s Plain.

Steyn, from Run4Schools, says at the beginning of last year he was doing his after school programme at one of the schools when a boy asked him for a soccer ball.

“I told him I was not going to give him one because his parents would not be happy if his school shoes were broken (because of kicking the ball),” he says.

“But then another boy came to me and said ‘coach, I don’t even have school shoes’, and he showed me the soles were already coming off.”

He says most parents are not able to buy school shoes until the end of the month.

“I thought about what I could do to raise awareness about the importance of a good pair of school shoes.

“I knew I had the Two Oceans ultra marathon coming up and I thought the best way to create awareness was to raise money and buy school shoes from it,” he says.

With the assistance of the Two Oceans office, Steyn set up a GivenGain weblink that encouraged anyone to donate to the cause.

“I did not reach my goal before leaving for a trip to the Netherlands. There I spoke a bit about what I was doing and everyone looked at me as if I were crazy, wondering if I would make it,” says Steyn.

The lack of confidence in his ability to reach the finish line had little to do with his physical fitness and more to do with his intended footwear, a pair of his matric school shoes.

“It was extremely uncomfortable and I lost

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my fourth and fifth toenails on my left foot.

I just had to not think about how uncomfortable it was for me and focus on the drive and what the end would be for the children; walking in a good pair of school shoes. Not everyone’s parents can afford to buy school shoes,” he says.

He was initially shy of his original target, but residents and sponsors rallied around the cause as the race day approached.

“Before leaving South Africa, I raised R3 000 and thought I would just buy shoes with this and give it to needy recipients.

When I looked at the link again, I had raised R66 402,” he says.

His initial target was R10 000, but thanks to his efforts, Woolworths’ charity branch, MySchool, contacted Steyn and doubled

the money raised to R132 804, allowing him to purchase 1 000 pairs of shoes, run community outreach initiatives and further assist residents who reached out for help.

Shoes were previously handed out at Northwood and Alpine primary schools and Westridge High School. On Thursday 23 January, 50 pairs were handed out at Tafelsig Primary School, with an additional 50 pairs expected to be delivered soon.

Steyn says his 2020 race will again focus on the school shoes drive. “I am going to put pedal to the metal again and see if we can raise more money than last year,” he says.

“On the morning of the race, in my matric school shoes, people looked at me and asked if I was really going to do this. I am just really happy with everyone who supported me in this initiative.”

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SAFETY

Scammers target elderly SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS @Samantha_Lee121

such as this as soon as it becomes aware of it.

“The City encourages residents to be vigilant and to check all workers’ official identification card before allowing anyone onto their property. Any suspicious behaviour must be reported to the City’s law enforcement agencies, the City’s fraud hotline or to the South African Police Service,” he says.

Residents are urged to check work orders and identification.

“The identification card must display the City logo, the name and surname of the staff member or mandated contractor, and must contain an embedded photo of the staff member or mandated contractor,” says Maxiti.

“Residents are not to allow anyone onto their premises until they have verified these details. Our residents should always be vigilant in these cases.”

The City is currently rolling out a free electricity meter replacement programme across the metro. In these cases, the City does mailbox drops and targeted marketing of any planned work to be carried out in the area.

Each meter replacement has a notification number on the City’s internal system, which the City’s call centre can verify should a resident enquire it.

Residents can also make an appointment for their meter to be changed at a time which suits them.

Maxiti says residents can further safeguard themselves by calling the City’s call centre on 0860 103 089 to confirm whether work is being carried out in their area.

Residents can also inform the official that they will allow them entry only once the call centre has verified their identity V Report any suspicious behaviour to the City’s law enforcement agencies or the City’s fraud hotline on 0800 323 130 or to the South African Police Service on 0860 10111.

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esidents have been warned of a scam where men clothed in council uniform, claiming to represent the City of Cape Town have entered and robbed local homes.

The City says men pose as City electricity officials and they carry some form of identification.

The modus operandi include them visiting residents at their homes and insisting they open the front door so that electricity infrastructure, including the meter, can be checked.

While one scammer talks to the resident, the other steals small, personal items.

It appears that elderly residents are especially being targeted, says Mayco member for energy and climate change, Phindile Maxiti.

“The City does not have members of staff going door-to-door to check on infrastructure without an appointment. The City does check on electricity meters, but must make an appointment with the resident,” says Maxiti.

“All municipal workers and contractors must carry a work order number specific to that dwelling and a City-issued identification card. Residents should ask to check the official identification card before allowing anyone onto their property.”

The scam was brought to the City’s attention by a Helderberg resident last week but reports indicate a similar scam took place in Parow earlier this year.

“These scammers tend to operate where there are many elderly residents. Once the City alerts the public, they tend to move to another area,” says Maxiti.

Maxiti says scams are often brought to their attention and that this is not the first of its kind.

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orld Read Aloud Day it reached 1 559 730 children in (WRAD) is in its eighth a single day. year and now more than ever, The significance of translatthe non-government organiing the book into all 11 official sation (NGO) Nal’ibali wants languages is because there are to emphasise the importance so many benefits to children of literacy. having a deep understanding WRAD will be held on of their first language.

Wednesday 5 February and is According to the NGO, most a campaign designed to spark of the teaching that happens in children’s potential through children’s early years is oral. storytelling and reading – a Being able to recognise and skill which is integral to understand a wide pool of learning. words helps them to learn and Every year, the NGO comsucceed in the classroom. missions a new story – best Lorato Trok is the author of In addition to promoting suited for reading aloud to A Day to Remember, which 2020’s story on digital and soprimary school children – will be read aloud on 5 cial media platforms, Nal’ibaand translates it into all 11 of- February this year. li’s network of partners – Litficial languages. eracy Mentors and FUNda This year’s story, A Day to Remember, was Leader volunteers – are encouraging all written by local author and early-literacy ex- South Africans to read the special story with pert Lorato Trok. Trok wrote the story in Set- their children. swana, her mother tongue, after which it was “The story can be downloaded free of translated into all the other official langua- charge from our website in any official langes. “I find it interesting that when I’m com- guage,” says Ben Rycroft, head of communimissioned to write a story, without question, cations at Nal’ibali. the default language of writing is English,” “We’d like to encourage South Africans to said Trok. register their participation and to share pic“However, for this story it only came natu- tures of their reading sessions online through rally once I decided to write it in Setswana. our Facebook page, Twitter or Instagram usIt made me realise how we underestimate the ing the hashtag #MyWRAD2020.” power of our own language!”

V For more information about the campaign, to sign up This year the target is to read aloud to more to be a FUNda Leader and join the FUNda Sonke loyalty than two million children. In its first year programme, or to access children’s stories in a range of (2013), the campaign reached 13 000 children. South African languages, visit www.nalibali.org and This number has steadily grown and last year www.nalibali.mobi.

Youth and their families empowered Families linked to a local youth empower- cannot be assisted without including their ment programme enjoyed a day out on Sat- family. The day afforded families the opporurday 18 January. tunity to interact informally in a fun, caring Ward 78 councillor and Decision Affects and safe manner while still focusing on key Destinies (Dad) founder Eddie Andrews life skills required to ensure the family hosted the youth mentor programme family structure is healthy and functional. day.

V Learners interested in joining the programme can The programme selects high school call Andrews on 082 377 1414. learners aged between 12 and 14 to participate in the programme which desires to proactively engage with learners where it highlights potential pitfalls (social ills) the learner may face and empowers the learner to make a decision that yields a positive impact on their destiny.

The integrated life skills engagements focus on self, family and community. Most of the proactive engagements would consider at least one of these pillars.

Andrews highlighted that the family day was a key part of the Dad programme as learners One of the activities was a drumming session.

The youth and their families at the event.

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Saturday 15 February V Bus trip: All are welcome on a bus trip to Maidens Cove. Tickets cost R90 per person with pick-ups in Mitchell’s Plain only. For more information, call Nuraan on 079 554 3323.

Cellphone robberies escalate Police have issued a warning to learners, following a spate of robberies.

Mitchell’s Plain police say children are increasingly being robbed of their cellphones while walking with them in hand to and from school.

“Scholars must refrain from being on the streets with cellphones as they are getting robbed. Parents should not allow their children to carry cellphones to school,” says Mitchell’s Plain police spokesperson Capt Ian Williams.

Course to equip community Applications for the Rape Crisis Volunteer Counselling Course in Athlone will close on Friday 31 January.

The course will equip residents to become lay counsellors at the Rape Crisis Cape Town Trust. Participants undergo a 9-month training programme that encompasses experiential workshops over three months and probation over six months. Prospective participants should be over the age of 18 years and also able to commit during office hours.

Limited space is available.

Applications can be handed in on 31 January during office hours (09:00 to 16:30) at 335A Klipfontein Road (opposite Elite), Grassroots Building, Gatesville.

The cost is R4 000. (Scholarships are available for applicants who require financial assistance.)

For more information contact Barbara Williams on 021 684 1180 or barbara@rapecrisis.org.za or Bajija Jacobs at bajija@rapecrisis.org.za.

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The 2020 elimination rounds will start on Saturday 29 February at the Portland Indoor Sport Centre.

Tickets are available for spectators and entry forms are available from the event’s promoters.

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“Through a thorough tender process, we have appointed Nexus Forensic Services to complete our lifestyle audits, as part of our clean governance and transparency journey,” says Winde.

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Some of the auxiliary law enforcement officers who completed the training recently.

SAFETY AND SECURITY

Auxiliary officers to beef up safety SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS @Samantha_Lee121

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everal auxiliary law enforcement officers have been deployed as part of the Mayoral Urban Regeneration Programme (Murp) that aims to improve safety and quality of life in strategic geographic areas.

The areas identified include Bellville, Kraaifontein, Brackenfell, Mitchell’s Plain, Ocean View, Philippi, Durbanville, Fisantekraal, Atlantis, Athlone, Vygieskraal, Kewtown, Lansdowne and Flamingo Heights areas.

These areas were identified as they are currently experiencing serious degeneration and violations of the City’s policies and by-laws.

“These areas face many challenges related to vagrancy, illegal trading, drug dealing and traffic violations by taxis and motorists,” says Mayco member for urban management, Grant Twigg.

“I want to encourage our auxiliary law en-

forcement officers to remain focused on the job at hand so that they are able to assist in tackling crime in these areas and bringing back law and order.

“Visible policing is a strategy that prevents violations and reduces the fear of crime within our communities.”

The primary role of the officers is to patrol and observe, and report incidents of anti-social behaviour to the City’s metro police department.

Their duties will include accompanying law enforcement officers on patrol to deal with crime.

“The officers will be empowered to enforce all City of Cape Town by-laws such as integrated waste management, streets and public places, traffic, parks, graffiti and informal trading by-laws, including crime prevention duties within each respective area,” says Twigg.

Two officers have been appointed to assist as part of Murp in the Vygieskraal Informal Settlement, Hood Road Informal Settlement,

WESTERN CAPE GAMBLING AND RACING BOARD

OFFICIAL NOTICE RECEIPT OF AN APPLICATION FOR THE PROCUREMENT OF A FINANCIAL INTEREST IN TERMS OF THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 58 AND 32 OF THE WESTERN CAPE GAMBLING AND RACING ACT, 1996 (ACT 4 OF 1996) (“ACT”),AS AMENDED,THE WESTERN CAPE GAMBLING AND RACING BOARD (“BOARD”) HEREBY GIVES NOTICE THAT AN APPLICATION FOR THE PROCUREMENT OF A FINANCIAL INTEREST OF FIVE PERCENT OR MORE IN A LPM SITE LICENCE HOLDER IN THE WESTERN CAPE HAS BEEN RECEIVED. 1. The application is in respect of: Goliath’s Tavern CC, t/a Premium Sports Bar, 1 Avocado Street,Westridge, Mitchells Plain 7785.

Summary of transaction: William Jon Goliath will acquire 50% financial interest from Calvin Thomas Goliath (deceased).

The new Members interest in Goliath’s Tavern CC, Reg: 1998/067700/23, is as follows:William Jon Goliath (50%) and Barbara Patricia Goliath (50%).

The conduct of gambling operations is regulated in terms of the Western Cape Gambling and Racing Act 1996 Act and the National Gambling Act, 2004. Since licensed gambling constitutes a legitimate business operation, moral objections for or against gambling will not be considered by the Board.An objection that merely states that one is opposed to gambling without much substantiation will not be viewed with much favour. You are hereby encouraged to read the Act and learn more about the Board1s powers and the matters pursuant to which objections may be lodged.These are outlined in Sections 28, 30, 31 and 35 of the Act. Members of the public can obtain a copy of the objections guidelines, which is an explanatory guide through the legal framework governing the lodgement of objections, public hearings and the Board1s adjudication procedures. The objections guidelines are accessible from the Board1s website at www.wcgrb.co.za and copies can also be made available on request.

Interested parties are referred to Section 32 of the Act, which permits parties to lodge comment on the application.The name, address and telephone number of the person submitting the objection or offering the comment must also be provided. Comments or objections must reach the Board not later than 16:00 on Tuesday, 18 February 2020.

Objections or comments must be forwarded to the Chief Executive Officer,Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, P.O. Box 8175, Roggebaai 8012 or handed to the Chief Executive Officer,Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, 100 Fairway Close, Parow 7500 or faxed to the Chief Executive Officer on 021 422 2603, or emailed to Objections.Licensing@wcgrb.co.za

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Lower College Road and around the Blomvlei Canal, as well as at the Lansdowne Station Precinct.

In Mitchell’s Plain 26 officers will be deployed, in Ocean View four officers will be deployed and in Philippi eight officers will be deployed.

The City has allocated R10 million towards this project across subcouncils 1, 2, 6, 7, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19 and 23.

This budget is part of the urban management directorate’s allocations per subcouncil for the 2019/’20 financial year to advance the Murp objectives.

Deployment will take place until June 2022 and is dependent on assessments and budget availability.

“It is hoped that visible policing will contribute towards security and cleanliness in the areas mentioned above and that residents and visitors will be able to enjoy the spaces within these communities,” says Twigg.

The Murp has evolved since its inception

six years ago and a number of key lessons have emerged which will become a guide for the “new thinking” or methodology that is to be implemented going forward, says Twigg.

“The impact of the deployment is evident as on Monday 23 December last year, auxiliary law enforcement officers deployed in the Bellville area busted a female drug dealer, in broad daylight, at 13:45 at the taxi rank while conducting their patrols.

“The Murp will continue to bring meaning back to the City’s integrated development plan and allow for closer alignment with our communities. I must congratulate the officers for already making a difference and hope to see many more such successes,” says Twigg.

Anyone interested in becoming an Auxiliary officer can apply via an automated SMS system.

V Send “AUX” to 33002 and answer the questions that follow. Applicants must be in possession of a valid driver’s license and a matric certificate.

Walking Bus still going strong SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS @Samantha_Lee121 In keeping their commitment to safeguarding children, the thousands of Walking Bus volunteers returned to their posts along with the more than 1 million learners earlier this month.

Ricardo MacKenzie, Mitchell’s Plain parliamentary constituency head, visited members of the Lentegeur Walking Bus on Tuesday 21 January.

“The energy among members of the team was electric although it was so early in the morning, more so, given that so many people smiled and greeted the Walking Bus members on the way. This is indeed a great service offering by the mayor of Cape Town Dan Plato. Speaking to some of the parents they welcome this initiative,” says MacKenzie.

Plato relaunched the Walking Bus initiative with the same group late last year, (“Bus’ project expands”, People’s Post, 22 October 2019).

The Walking Bus initiative was conceptualised in May 2016 by Plato when he was still the provincial minister for community safety and was officially integrated as a City of Cape Town project where 1 700 volunteers had already been recruited and active.

The initiative further made provision for volunteers to be paid a stipend, with each member receiving a kit which included signs, a new bib and safety equipment.

The main aim of the project is to ensure children are transported to and from school safely. Plato also spent time with the Lentegeur Walking Bus members at the launch.

“We saw the positive impact of

this project as one of the flagship campaigns aimed at keeping our young people safe,” said Plato at the time.

MacKenzie says one of his major concerns is an extraordinary number of overloaded vehicles and he cautioned parents against participating in this.

“This is very dangerous for their kids’ safety. I know the difficulty in finding reliable transport, but ask that parents rather spend more time in looking for very reliable transport than putting their kids life at risk,” he says. “One of the other alarming factors was seeing the number of high school learners smoking as they walk to school. I have seen it before and reported it, but the numbers were extreme this morning. Much more than normal.”

Plato recently welcomed the members back to school with an event in the city.

“The success of the Walking Bus is due to the dedication and commitment of our members to ensure the safety of our children. This simple act of walking with learners helps to get them to school safely and affords them the opportunity to receive an education. This is the most meaningful way of protecting these future leaders who could become doctors, lawyers, artists, musicians, sportspersons and so much more,” says Plato in a statement.

“Making our communities safer requires everyone to be involved and we are pleased that so many community members have shown an interest in being part of this project. The Walking Bus campaign has seen thousands of parents become volunteers.”

The initiative has already been launched in 56 areas with an additional 20 areas earmarked for expanded roll-out.

Ricardo MacKenzie, Mitchell’s Plain parliamentary constituency head, assisted with the scholar patrol in Merrydale Avenue.

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HOUSING

Tenants to become home owners A

pproximately 546 qualifying tenants, who are living in council-owned rental properties, have since May 2019 taken up the opportunity to purchase their units and become property owners.

Around 8 000 council-owned rental properties in various areas of the metro are still

available to qualifying tenants for purchasing through the City of Cape Town’s human settlements directorate’s rental sales programme.

These properties include free-standing and semi-detached houses, terraced or row houses and maisonettes that are located across the city in areas such as Gugulethu, Valhalla Park, Mitchell’s Plain, Heideveld and Nyanga, among others.

A renewed campaign was launched in 2013 to create further awareness of the City’s rental sales programme and a dedicated project team was established to fast-track the programme by encouraging qualifying tenants to make use of the opportunity to become the owners of the rental dwellings many of them had occupied for so many years.

Over the past six years, the City has sold approximately 6 000 units out of the approximately 14 500 saleable units that were initially identiToschinita Brown is one very happy home owner who fied in 2013. receive her title deed as part of the City of Cape “The long-term benefits of tenants Town’s restitution initiatives. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS becoming property owners include

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having the security of owning their own property and not being limited by a lease agreement between a tenant and a landlord. The rental sales programme, which is managed by the City’s public housing department, is exciting because it affords qualifying tenants, who are some of our most vulnerable residents, with the opportunity to be empowered as property owners,” says Mayco member for human settlements, Malusi Booi.

“A house can be added to a property owner’s estate so that it can be included in their wills to secure their homes for their loved ones in future. The uptake has been slow but our efforts continue to educate current tenants about the potential and benefits of owning their own properties.”

Legal and qualifying tenants are encouraged to visit their nearest housing office or to look out for the MyEstate mobile housing office in their areas to learn more about this offering and to determine whether the rental dwelling that they occupy forms part of the remaining units.

To determine if they qualify to purchase a rental unit, tenants will need to produce the following documents when visiting the hous-

ing offices: . A payslip not older than three months . An affidavit should tenants be unemployed . Proof of self-employment and six months’ certified income and expenditure statements . A confirmation letter from the South African Social Security Agency if tenants receive a social grant . Identity documents for the tenant and spouse if applicable . A marriage certificate/divorce certificate/death certificate “We encourage our qualifying tenants to take this step toward owning their own property. This is an exciting opportunity for the City’s tenants. If our tenants have any questions regarding this opportunity, they are encouraged to visit their local housing office where they will be assisted,” says Booi.

Multi-storey blocks of flats are not available for sale at present. The sale of blocks of flats can only happen through the implementation of a sectional title dispensation as set out in the Sectional Title Scheme Act (8 of 2011).

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f all the selfies Benjamin Lewis, a Grade 12 learner at Wynberg Secondary School, has taken in his life (and being a teenager, that’s a lot) the one he prizes most is the one of him with R&B/soul singer-songwriter Cory Henry.

Benjamin, thanks to the Cape Town International Jazz Festival’s (CTIJF) sustainable training and development programme, got to meet the American musician last year. He is hoping to meet his idol again when he performs with his school’s band at this year’s CTIJF free community concert.

“Meeting him was a dream come true. I’ve looked up to him for so many years; the way he incorporates the organ into all of the various genres he plays.”

This is the third time that Benjamin, the band’s guitarist and second keyboard player, has participated in the programme and he hopes to pursue a career in sound engineering and live performance next year.

“I have learnt a lot. The programme introduced me to the GarageBand app, to record and mix songs. I’m using the Logic X app at the moment,” he says.

His fellow Grade 12 learner and band member Kamvelihle Higa also can’t wait to share the stage with jazz legends.

The vocalist hopes she will have the chance to network with industry role players at the festival. Kamvelihle says the programme taught her that socialising is a big part of the music industry.

“I also learnt how to be myself on stage, how to connect with the crowd and to just have

fun,” she says.

One of the things she likes most about performing live is the connection with the audience. “I can’t describe it; the transfer of energy. It is like electricity,” she says.

Asked what her future plans are, she says it has to be music, no matter what.

“The stage is my home. I feel comfortable there, more myself,” she says.

But she realises she will have to work hard to get there. “You can’t expect it to just come to you. You have to respect your craft, it must be what you believe in. You must fall in love with your music.”

This is the 10th official year ESP Africa, the producer of CTIJF, has held the programme with the support of the Western Cape Department of Education. It is open to learners in Grades 10, 11 and 12. Six schools, with an average of about 10 learners per school, are selected to participate in the programme which introduces young and upcoming musicians to all of the careers in the music industry.

Of these schools, one is chosen to perform at the following year’s free community concert. This year, the honour went to Wynberg Secondary School’s band.

Craig Parks, head of training and development at ESP, says they are very proud of the young musicians chosen to perform at this year’s free concert.

“They have shown outstanding dedication to the programme and have grown immensely under the mentorship of our facilitator Lana Crowster,” he says.

Lana, a full-time musician and the winner of the ESP Young Legends Competition in 2016, says the role of the facilitator is to give

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Matthys, public relations and promotions manager at GrandWest Casino and Entertainment World.

Tickets can be purchased from Computicket. Prices range from R125 to R225.

For the fourth consecutive year, It’s A Love Thing Vol 4 Duets produced by Robin Pieters will come to life at GrandWest.

The 29-year-old singer says the show, which takes place on Friday 14 February, will see an array of local artists sharing the stage.

Pieters became a household name in 2016 when he was a finalist in season 1 of The Voice SA. He says shortly after his appearance in the singing competition, It’s A Love Thing was born.

“It’s a Love Thing Vol 1 was showcased in 2017 at the Baxter Theatre, to a nearly sold-out theatre and left audiences wanting more. In 2018 and 2019, the shows moved to the Grand Arena.

“This time around, the show is going to be different. There’ll be a lot of duets from amazing artists,” says Pieters.

The lineup includes him, Craig Lucas, Elwira Standili, Karin Kortjé, Keegan Martin, Loukmaan Adams, Nur Abrahams, Paxton Fielies, PJ Twins, Salome and Terra Cox. “We’re excited to welcome this show back to GrandWest.

It’s the perfect way to celebrate, and feel the Robin Pieters' production of It's A Love Thing Vol 4 Duets takes place love, on Valentine’s at the Grand Arena, GrandWest, on Friday 14 February. PHOTO: RONEL Day,” says Elouise PRINS

The Wynberg Secondary School band with ESP Africa’s Craig Parks (middle row, far left). Next to him stand Corinne Becker of ESP Africa with Celest Moses-Toefy, the music teacher at the school. ESP Africa facilitator Lana Crowster (middle row, far right) stands next to Gavin Niewoudt, the school’s principal.

PHOTO: NETTALIE VILJOEN kids insight into the industry.

“We guide them through the process; how to deal with the media, how to put a set together – basically all those things they don’t show on TV,” she says.

For Lana, being a mentor to young musicians allows her to share her love for music.

“This is an amazing group of kids. They are

so intuitive when it comes to music. They are only in high school but their natural ability is already there. It is like taking clay and moulding it. Everything they need, they already have. They just need mentoring – someone to tell them what to do with it,” she says.

The free concert’s date and venue will be announced in the second week of February.

Supergroup tours SA International supergroup Boyz II Men are heading to the country this April. The two-city tour will include shows in Pretoria and Cape Town respectively.

The tour kicks off in Pretoria on Thursday 9 April at the Sun Arena followed by the Cape Town leg at the Grand Arena, GrandWest on Monday 13 April.

Limited tickets for the seated concert are available at Ticketpro and Superspar nationwide now, ranging from R290 to R1750.

Celebrating more than 25 years of timeless hits and memories, Boyz II Men remain one of the most iconic music groups in music history.

Having made their own lane, the group continue to create timeless hits that appeal to fans across all generations for the past two decades.

No strangers to South Africa, Boyz II Men have proven to be a firm favourite in the country, having last visited SA in 2015.

Their timeless, soulful ballads including “End of the Road”, “I’ll Make Love to You” and more, the trio hold the distinction of being the best-selling R&B group of all time, with an astounding 64 million albums sold worldwide.

Their list of accolades includes four Grammy Awards, nine American Music Awards, nine Soul Train Awards, three Billboard Awards and a MOBO Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music.

This April fans will be catapulted into the world of Boyz II Men, as they carry their fans along a live, melodic 25-year musical journey of their best hits.

- Channel24

Art fair showcases talent The Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2020 will run from 14-16 February at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC).

It is an experience that is constantly evolving, from year to year, to accommodate the changing dynamics of the local and international art scene.

One progression is TOMORROWS/TODAY, one of the main art fair sections that leads each edition. Structured as a curated exhibition, with a prestigious award attached, it is a portal to new visions in the visual arts.

The aim of TOMORROWS/TODAY has, from its inception, also been to shine a light on emerging and under-represented artists, set to be tomorrow’s leading names. It is open to those working on and beyond the African continent and as the title implies, the ongoing theme is one of transformation, and experimentation showcasing unorthodox art forms addressing current social and political issues.

Artists that will be showcased in the section are Danica Lundy (USA) of Gallery C+N Canepaneri in Italy, Amanda Mushate (Zimbabwe) of First Floor Gallery in Zimbabwe, François-Xavier Gbré (France) of Gal-

lery Cecile Fakhoury in Paris, Andy Robert (USA) of Hannah Hoffman in Los Angeles, Fathi Hassan (Egypt) of Gallery Lawry Shabibi in Dubai, Ernesto Shikhani (Mozambique) of Perve Galeria in Portugal, Nnenna Okore (Australia) of Gallery Sakhile&Me in Germany, Gregory Olympio (Togo) of Septieme Gallery in Paris, Bonolo Kavula (South Africa) of Suburbia Contemporary in Spain and Isabelle Grobler (South Africa) of Sulger-Buel Gallery in UK. “Normally the focus of the section is around emerging artists,” says co-curator Nkule Mabaso.

“But while that generally refers to young artists that are newly signed to galleries, but who are not well established in their careers, we wanted to stretch that and look at it more as ‘emerging’ in the sense that they may not be well known in South Africa. That would mean that they are emerging in the sense that we need to become familiar with them. They are unknown to us, but they may well be professional and established where they come from.”

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times of the season. In the off-season the guys would have testing, there’ll be activation or prehab when they come in on mornings. This will be followed by a gym strength session, lunch and we end the day with skills and field conditioning or a cardio session in the gym.”

He says they try to keep away from the rugby training and focus on building a solid foundation with gym and conditioning work.

“Pre-season consists of prehab, strapping, a team meeting, a field session, units session, top up meal, a gym session, lunch, a second field session and we end off with conditioning,” he says.

A day in the life of the players during a tournament is a different ball game.

“During the World Series the guys do pool or cardio activation, where the bodies are prepared for the day’s games.

“Breakfast and strapping is done followed by a team meeting before we leave to the stadium. At the stadium, management would help out with the logistics, we make sure the players have everything they need to aid optimal performance. We then have a final team meeting. After that it is activation, the team warms up which leads to the match.

After the match we do our recovery protocol and then we repeat the process for the next game,” he says.

Ghafoer especially enjoys the Dubai 7s because it is where his journey with the Blitzboks started.

“I also enjoy Cape Town because it is my home town. I enjoy all the cities on the circuit but Las Vegas is not one of my favourites. It is very cold that time of the year (February/March) and also the party setting is not my scene.

“I admire James Rodwell of the English 7s team because of what he has achieved and the friendliness of some of the Samoan and Fijian players. I also have a good relationship with the conditioning coaches of England, New Zealand, France, Fiji, Wales and Scotland. We keep in contact via WhatsApp and chat about strength and conditioning,” Ghafoer says.

The Blitzboks are currently in Australia after completing the Hamilton 7s over the weekend.

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he saying goes that one man’s loss is another one’s gain and when Warren Adams, the conditioning coach of the SA 7s team left for Japan, Ghafoer Luckan from Goodwood applied and got the job.

“The best part of being the conditioning coach is being able to do what I love every day. There is no sad part – it is a blessing to work with the Blitzboks,” he says.

He has a BA degree in sports and exercise science and an honours degree in biokinetics from the University of the Western Cape.

“Being on the road for sometimes three to four weeks while the HSBC Sevens Series (December to May) is on, can be tough on your family. Luckily for me I have a supportive wife that understands the demands of the job ever since I started at the Blitzboks in October 2018.

“I miss my two boys the most when I am on the road and when I am at home I make sure that I spend quality time with my family,” Ghafoer says.

With the Olympics happening this year in Tokyo, Japan, he hopes to win gold and to win the World Series as well.

“What I admire the most of the Blitzboks is how humble and down-to-earth they are.

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Exciting week of softball ahead NOORE NACERODIEN

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n exciting week of softball lies ahead for Capetonians.

The Cape Town Softball Association (CTSA) league competition is all but secured; the knockout semi-finals take place on Sunday 2 February and an American college visits our shores.

Lavender Hill is cruising to their maiden Super League title by securing an easy 8-0 victory over Kenfac Phillies.

Grivonne Rhoda’s pace and deceptive pitching is becoming increasingly difficult to handle by opposing players.

She mesmerises her opponents every week with support from her fellow pitchers Melissa Savage and Chesternay Fortune.

Close rivals Falcons beat a struggling Tantasport 10-5, while Glenthorn A’s easily defeated bottom of the table, Heideveld Yankees. Westridge Yankees, meanwhile, suffered a minor setback when they were held to a 9-9 draw by Kuils River Cougars in the Major League.

They are still commanding top spot over arch-rivals, Falcons.

Lavender Hill start their quest for the double when they face Phillies in the Super League knockout Semifinal on Sunday.

Westridge Yankees play Glenthorn A’s for the other spot.

This week also sees the arrival of Gustavus Adolphus College from Minnesota, in the USA, through the Beyond Sports Tours Company.

Nawaal Weitz, South African site director for Beyond, says: “Our company creates mutually beneficial opportunities for US student-athletes, international athletes, and international youth to enjoy a life-changing cross-cultural experience through sport.

“Our staff comprises of former college athletes, educators, coaches, and international adventurers and are passionate about connecting the world through sports!”

In 2016 and 2017, Beyond Sports Tours

hosted two softball tours with over 80 US student-athletes from various universities in the USA forming teams and playing against local CTSA teams.

The year 2017 also gave the opportunity to local stars Grivonne Rhoda and Ammaarah Larney to join the Beyond Sports Softball Spain Tour with all costs covered.

University teams that came down to Cape Town in 2017 and 2018 was Augustana College, Macalester College, St Catherine University and St Mary’s College.

“The upcoming tour that we will be hosting in partnership with Cape Town Softball Association includes three matches and two clinics. Young players, between the ages of 12 and 16 years are welcome to attend the clinics,” said Weitz.

Nicole Williams, CTSA development director expressed her excitement, saying: “We are excited about this partnership with Beyond Sport as the benefits to us, as an association, are tremendous. Our players are being exposed to a higher level of competition, which comes right before the lead up to our national provincial games and final rounds of league and knockouts. Our players could also be afforded the opportunity to travel with the Beyond Sport contingent, if selected from these friendly matches – which only means great things for their development and growth, as international friendlies or competitions are not opportunities many of our players get to experience given the financial difficulties within the Softball South Africa setup where players have to pay their way to achieve their dreams.” Further than individual development and growth, Williams says young players and coaches will have the opportunity to gain skills through the hosting of these clinics which may bring a new outlook on the game which she hopes will improve the level of play in and coaching strategies.

“Most importantly our association get put on their radar. If we compete well, we get recommended to other colleges, meaning a con-

Bayhill cup playoffs continue The second round of playoff fixtures in the Bayhill u.19 Premier Cup took place at Langa sports grounds over the weekend.

The playoff fixtures determine the final lineup of the Premier Cup, which is scheduled to take place in April.

The next round of fixtures will be taking place on Sunday 2 February at the Legacy

Grounds in Rocklands.

Kuils River FC, Wynberg St Johns FC, Bafana United FC, United FC, Wayside Rangers, Fish Hoek AFC, Avondale Athletico FC, X1 Swallows FC, Hustlaz FC, Atlantic Nacianal FC, FC Kapstadt, Durbanville FC, Lentegeur FC, Jordan Callies, Ubuntu, JL Zwane FC, Juventus AFC, FN Rangers FC, Jomo’s Power AFC, Stephanians FC, Strand Hot Spurs, Hanover Park FC, Rebels FC, Citizen FC and Westridge FC all progressed to the next round.

Here’s a look back at the weekend’s action:

Ruchan Jantjies of National FC (right) shields the ball, which looks like its sinking into the long grass, from Morgenster’s Wesley Gullet during the u.19 Premier Cup playoffs which took place at the Langa sport complex on Saturday 25 January. National won 2-1. PHO-

Chaunees Goliath of Glenthorn Athletics (left) puts her body on the line to secure a safe call on third base with Heideveld Yankees’ Tasheema Arendse well beaten during their Cape Town softball association Super League game played at the Turfhall sport complex on Saturday 25 January.

PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS stant flow of new competitors and knowledge on the game,” Williams continued.

Gustavus schedule: Sunday 2 February: 10:15: development clinic 14:00 Match 1 vs CTSA Invitational Wednesday 5 February: 20:30 Match 2 vs CTSA Invitational Friday 7 February: 15:00 Development Clinic 19:00 Match 3 vs WCSA u.23 team Results: Super League: Falcons 10, Tantasport 5; Lavender Hill 8, Kenfac Phillies 0; Glenthorn A’s 30, Heideveld Yankees 0 Major League: Westridge Yankees 9, Kuils River Cougars 9;

Belhar Dolphins 14, Table View Tornados 10; Falcons 16, Lavender Hill 9 First League: Battswood 6, Lavender Hill 5; Glenthorn A’s 6, Blackheath 4; St. Martins 11, Crusaders 0; Khayelitsha Eagles 12, Panthers 4 Second League: Titans 16, Table View Tornados 6; Falcons 5, Devonshire Rovers 1; Tantasport 7, Battswood 0 Third League: Thistles 10, Heideveld Yankees 9; Khayelitsha Superstars 7, Stealers 0; Westridge Yankees 11, St. Augustines 8; Strandfontein Mets 12, Table View Tornados 11; Normies 9, Blackheath 2

OFF THE TOP OF HIS HEAD: Colin Futshane of Rebels FC (right) heads the ball away in time before Woodlands FC’s Colin Williams could put in a challenge that shaves his head during a regional third division game played in Silvertown on Saturday 25 January. Woodlands FC came from behind and put in a superb second half performance to win 2-1. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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12 ONERUN entries to open next week Monday 3 February marks the date on which entries will open for the FNB Run Your City Series, South Africa’s trio of iconic mass participation road races which includes the FNB Cape Town 12 ONERUN. The FNB Run Your City Series encourages runners of all ages to celebrate the city in which each event is hosted.

Each route highlights iconic landmarks and boast magnificent views while featuring lively performances from local performing arts groups. “The FNB Run Your City Series is synonymous with fantastic routes, local and international competition, an impressive prize purse, new records, personal bests, vibrant route entertainment, spectacular sponsor activations, an energetic atmosphere and so much more,” says Michael Meyer, managing director Stillwater Sports.

Bonga Sebesho, head of sponsorships at FNB, adds: “It is a great privilege to see how the FNB Run your City Series has grown to become one of the best family events that South Africa has to offer. We are proud to be part of this wellness series and would like to encourage everyone to partake in this much anticipated series. Make your wellness a priority in 2020 and join us for one or all of the races this year.”

The FNB Cape Town 12 ONERUN will take place on Sunday 17 May, starting at Woodbridge Island in Milnerton and finishing in Bree Street in Cape Town.

V Standard entry fee for licensed runners is R195, R235 for unlicensed runners. Gold package entry fee for licensed runners: R850, R890 for unlicensed runners.

Visit www.thecapetown12.com or www.runyourcityseries.com for more information.

REBELS FAIL TO OUTPACE WOODLANDS: Mc-ael Sikenaris of Woodlands (right) struggles to keep up with the pace of Rebels FC’s Thembalethu Mabongwa during a SAFA Cape Town regional third division match played in Silvertown on Saturday 25 January.

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he latest round of fixtures in the Western Province Club Cricket Association’s Premier League competition produced unusual drama with two games ending in a tie.

This is the first time this has happened in this division since unification.

In the game between Cape Town Cricket Club (CTCC) and Durbanville, both sides scored 172, whilst in a low scoring game Western Province Cricket Club (WPCC) and UWC, both sides mustered 125.

Meanwhile, in the first division A, newcomers Rylands enhanced their chances of promotion with a bonus-point win over Edgemead.

For Rylands, all-rounder

Faheem Bedford made a useful contribution with the bat (36) and ball (3/18). While Ottomans, United and Primrose suffered defeats at the hands of Green Point, Notherns Goodwood, and Milnerton respectively.

Results: Premier league: UCT beat Victoria by 50 runs UCT 205/9 (Aqeel Ebrahim 76, Chris Meyer 34: Alistair Snowden 3/13, Jordan Fourie 2/27) Victoria 155 (Robert van der Ross 67; Justin Spourl 4/32, Matt Rudston 3/40’ Strandfontein beat Langa by 3 wickets Langa 111 (Waqa Ali 26, Ben Henderson 26; Tommy Jansen 5/18) Strandfontein 112/ 7 (Zunaid Lagardien 26, Chad Joseph 22; Mangaliso Mtiya

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CAPE TOWN CITY RISE ABOVE BLACK LEOPARDS: Kermit Erasmus of Cape Town City (left) out jumps Black Leopards’ Isaac Masia to score the only goal of their PSL game played at the Cape Town stadium on Friday 24 January. The Citizens picked up a valuable three points to lift them to 10th place in the standings, six points off the relegation zone.

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