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CHEVON BOOYSEN

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A

new hashtag has hit the Grassy Park

area and police are encouraging every-

one to use it.

A new campaign, called #Gangsterism-

MustFall, is an effort to keep out violent

crimes and violent actions in the area, says

GrassyParkpolice station commanderColo-

nel Shawn van Wyk.

This campaign was started with the in-

tention of ridding our areas of gangsters and

violent crimes related to gangsterism. In the

new year we are looking at new and fresh

ideas to deal with gang-related cases, which

includes dedicated officers attending to

these kind of crimes, Van Wyk says.

He adds the campaign kicked off on Mon-

day last week. All residents have been en-

couraged to join the movement.

The initiative was born out of an idea

which comes with the history and activity

in Grassy Park. We want this campaign to

bring about change in the community and

we are also aware of other organisations

punting the same idea with the same objec-

tives and we definitely support them, Van

Wyk says.

He further adds frustration is created

when the minority is causing upset in the

area.

However, I believe that through partner-

ships with the Community Police Forum,

residents andneighbourhoodwatches in the

area, we will see positive results.

Although we have only reached a few

people at this stage to get the word out, we

have received positive feedback so far, Van

Wyk says.

Report crime

A plea was also made to residents in re-

gard to giving police information relating to

criminal activities in the area.VanWyk sug-

gests that information on hideouts, stolen

property and illegal firearms, which are big

generators of crime, should be communicat-

ed to police.

We need assistance to make arrests in

our policing precinct butwe can only do this

with the help of our residents. This is cur-

rently a struggle because people sit with in-

formation but are too afraid to come for-

ward. We do urge them to do so and in so

doing we can make arrests and rid our area

of crime, he adds.

VanWyk says there is a reward system in

place for the information given to police and

the successful conviction of suspects.

With regard to shootings in the precinct,

Van Wyk says sporadic shootings have tak-

en place in the Ottery area.

Our latest incident was on Sunday [last

week] in Ottery but no case was reported.

Our current hotspots are in Parkwood,

Ottery, Lotus River and New Horizons.

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sterismMustFall. Pictured in back row from left are

Major Etienne van Ede, Warrant Officer Wynita

Kleinsmith and LieutenantColonel Christian Esau. In

the front row from left are Fuad Titus, Colonel

Shawn van Wyk and Philip Bam.

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Community police forum (CPF)

spokesperson Philip Bam says the

campaign is a good initiative.

Gangsterism is a problem that can

be solved around the dinner table. If

families speak to their children the

problems our society faces can easily

be sorted at home, Bam says.

Bam says the CPF will also help in

getting the campaign to work in the

community.

We are looking at handing out

pamphlets at schools, churches,

mosques and various organisations.

We want to create a sense of aware-

ness and alertness in our communi-

ties, he says.

Bam adds a secondary hashtag has

been added to the campaign, namely

#SeeSomethingSaySomething.

Our communities need to get into

the habit of reporting crimes. We will

be increasing the call for this through

the campaign, he says.

Bam further adds that a lot still

needs to be done to address gangster-

ism in the country.

We also need to stop making our-

selves soft targets for crime. We are

gluttons for punishment by allowing

these crimes tohappenandnot report-

ing it, Bam concludes.

V Join the GrassyPark.CPF page on Facebook

to become part of the campaign.

VWhat are your thoughts? Email your opinion

to [email protected].

Biblical flower show in February

The Moravian Church Floral Ministry in

district 3 will host a biblical flower show.

The showwill be hosted at the Lansdowne

Moravian School hall in Church Street,

Lansdowne on Saturday 6 February.

Doorswill open at 15:00 and a cover charge

of R50 is payable at the door.

All are welcome to attend.

Braille

signs for

science

fun

T

he Cape Town Science Centre (CTSC) in

Observatory will be introducing in-

structional signage in braille on some of its

key exhibits to enhance the experience for

sight-impaired visitors.

This initiative will be marked by a visit

from the Athlone School for the Blind

which will be facilitated by Wanda Diaz-

Merced, a sight-impaired PhD computer

scientist and astronomer who translated

the instructions of the centres interactive

exhibits into braille.

We have worked hard to include as

much material as possible in the form of

braille explanations and tactile models (in-

cluding 3D-printed models) to enhance the

pupils experience. I walked through the

centremyself, as a blind person, to evaluate

the current experience offered and de-

signed tools that will be especially useful

to the pupils.

As hard as we have tried to enhance

their experience though, there is stillmuch

that can be done and we hope that this is

only the beginning of a process to make

mathematics and sciencemore inclusive to

people with disabilities, she says.

CTSC is Cape Towns only hands-on sci-

ence centre established to educate and cre-

ate awareness around science and technol-

ogy, to excite visitors and contribute to

strengthening a culture of science.

Busisiwe Maqubela, chief operations of-

ficer of the CTSC, says: For our centre, we

believe this is a very important step for-

ward. We would welcome the input of any

local expert onmaking the exciting science

and technology-themed exhibits and expe-

riences in our centre more accessible to

those with disabilities.

The Centre, now in its 16th year, has a

mission tomake ahands-on contribution to

South Africas future by strengthening its

science and technology culture through in-

teractive methods of teaching: to excite the

youth and general public about science,

and offer educational services.

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CHEVON BOOYSEN

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B

icycle patrols will now be a more fre-

quent sight in the Grassy Park policing

precinct as police have set out to pedal their

way to curb crime.

Bike patrols in the area kicked off two

weeksago inaneffort to increasepolicevisi-

bility in the area.

Grassy Park police station commander

Colonel Shawn van Wyk says the patrols

were initiated so the police may bemore ac-

cessible to the public as well.

We have a few bicycles in the area oper-

ating and we have sectors alternating these

bike patrols. We are using this initiative to

fill the gap of our limited resources, he

says.

Van Wyk adds bicycles that were distrib-

uted to neighbourhood watches in the area

are also currently being used by police offi-

cers.

Philip Bam, chairperson of the Commu-

nity Police Forum, says they are happy to

seemore is beingdone to increasepolicevis-

ibility.

However,wewill still call on the authori-

ties tomakemore resources available inour

area.Wewantmore resources becausewhat

we currently have in our area is not suffi-

cient for the reality of our crime situation

in the Grassy Park area, Bam says.

Grassy Park residents are happy to

see police patrols are now also being

done on bicycles, as demonstrated

here by Constable Widaad Lambert

and Sergeant Ricardo Snyman.

The Cape Town Connect launch last year

was a huge success, and the next fresh dose

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work with top professionals is on its way.

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Park event heads to Nantes Park inAthlone

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The free concert, which starts at 15:00,

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vis, the Rudimentals and Sweet Resistance.

Concerts in the Park, now in its sixth

year, brings local performers to public

parks around the city to entertain residents

in free concerts for the communities who

live close to the parks.

The initiative grew to such a degree that

the current programme had to be extended

from November to April to incorporate

parks in Bellville (Jack Muller Park), Wyn-

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These additional venues will make it pos-

sible for thousands of Capetonians from all

suburbs to experience the outdoor perform-

ances for the first time.

Local support act

Before the main event on Sunday, the

Bridgetown Theatre Company (BTC), in as-

sociation with Pulse Entertainment, will

provide the local support act at 13:00.

BTC will feature the youth band the

Young Visitors and with their all-female

young singing sensations Tanya Johnson,

Jesse Simons and Zoe Daniels. All these

young performers are from Bridgetown,

Heideveld, Kewtown and Athlone.

More than 200 000 visitors have attended

the various concerts over the last five years.

The initiative is officially supported by

mayor Patricia de Lille.

The vision for Concerts in the Park is to

foster community building. The fact that

these hugely popular concerts are free and

hosted in public parks means that people

from all backgrounds can come together to

enjoy them, she says.

These concerts feature some of the fore-

most musical talent in the country and

bring thousands of people to the Citys pub-

lic parks. This initiative has enjoyed much

success and has been a lively addition to

Cape Towns event calendar for the past five

years, says Belinda Walker, mayoral com-

mitteemember for community services and

special projects.

Increasing the positive use of our public

spaces is something we as a City strive to-

wards.

Now, Concerts in the Park has also be-

come affiliated to environmental education.

Two organisations akin to the concert ve-

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mental and education projects (SAEP).

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residents of Mitchells Plain. SAEP, in-

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Grassy Park residents can enjoy the free music performances of Concerts in the Park in

Athlone this weekend. More than 200 000 people have attended the series of concerts.

Salesian Institutes youth projects will be

hosting training for unemployed young-

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Database for jobless

CHEVON BOOYSEN

@ChevonBooysen

A

job campaign kicked off in ward 60 in

the Lansdowne area on Wednesday

last week.

In an effort to empower unemployed

residents in the area, proportional repre-

sentative councillor Mark Kleinschmidt

set up shop at the Flamingo Crescent in-

formal settlement, ready to capture de-

tails of interested parties.

We have started this initiative to alle-

viate the 35% unemployment rate in our

country.

We are focusing on our unemployed

residents and getting them onto a data-

base where their information will be

shared with potential employers, Klein-

schmidt says.

The database will be made available

nationally so that all avenues of employ-

ment can be explored.

What we are trying to do is restore the

dignity of our unemployed sector and

find ways around how they have been af-

fected by being unemployed. Other is-

sues we also look at is how long these

people have been unemployed and take

it from there, Kleinschmidt says.

We want our people to be able to put

food on their tables at the end of the day

and earn an honest living.We have kick-

ed off our first phase and so far we have

about 50 people on the database, but this

is growing as word of mouth spreads,

he says.

Kleinschmidt explains signing up for

the database is free of charge.

These people we are looking at are of-

ten the ones who struggle to come by re-

sources to apply for jobs themselves. We

will be sending out CVs to assist these

people who come to us for help and look

at an integrated approach to make this

successful, Kleinschmidt says.

The campaign has been introduced in

wards 48, 49, 58 and 59 as well.

V If you would like your details to be added to

the database, SMS your details to Kleinschmidt

on 082 572 2562 or email your details to

[email protected].

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6 NEWS

Donate milk for babies

I

n the high-techworld of themodern neona-

tal ICU there is no substitute for breast

milk. When a vulnerable babys mother is

unable to supply breastmilk, donated breast

milk can offer this life-saving gift from an-

other mother.

Neonatologist Dr Alan Horn of Groote

Schuur Hospital says: I firmly believe that

the practice of milk banking is still in its in-

fancy, globally and especially in South Afri-

ca. I expect it will steadily increase in pro-

file.

Donating breast milk is an act that in-

volves the least pain and themost gain, com-

pared to any other human tissue or organ

donation. It is potentially life-saving and is

worth more than equipment or staff. The

term milk bank is perfect it simultane-

ously describes the safety and the value of

donated milk.

Milk Matters is such a breast milk bank

devoted to saving the lives of primarily pre-

mature babies in neonatal ICUs who do not

have access to their own mothers milk. It

has depots in locations around the city, in-

cluding Diep River, Retreat and Muizen-

berg.

The need for donor milk is mainly when

a mother is too ill to provide breast milk or

is unable to physically be with or regularly

visit her baby in hospital. Donor milk may

also be needed for a short time in the case

of multiple births such as triplets, when the

mothermay initiallynothave enoughbreast

milk for her babies.

Already the demand for donormilk far ex-

ceeds supplies and requests from doctors for

donor milk continue to increase.

MilkMatters, a registered non-profit orga-

nisation, started providing donor breast

milk to the neonatal ICUs of Cape Towns

biggest state hospitals in 2003. To date 30 hos-

pitals, in both the state and private sector,

have received donormilk fromMilkMatters

and in addition the organisation has helped

five hospitals set up their own in-housemilk

banks. Most of the donormilk goes to babies

in state hospitals, where the need is highest.

Since just 50ml of breast milk can feed a

baby of less than a kg for 24 hours, mothers

do not need to donate large quantities of

breast milk to make a significant impact.

Some donor mothers make once-off dona-

tions of stockpiled milk that is not required

for their own baby, whilst othermothers do-

nate for periods varying from a few weeks

to a year or more.

Milk Matters provides donors with sterile

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Milk Matters is a registered non-profit or-

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You can donate breast milk for needy babies at a milk bank in your area. A local doctor says

donated breast milk is potentially lifesaving. PHOTO: MILK MATTERS

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FlipSide Productions, MegaPro and

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tail and loungeareas andbetting facili-

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The dress code this year honours the

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countrys biggest social event.

Tickets, which are available at Com-

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City steps up race for bad drivers

EARL HAUPT

@EarlHaupt

R

eckless road users beware.

The City of Cape Town has mobilised

18members of its law enforcement unit, traf-

fic service and the Western Cape traffic de-

partment to form a specialised roadblock

unit to curb unlawful behaviour on Cape

Towns roads.

According to the City, the roadblock unit

memberswill focus on enforcing the lawand

tracking suspects wanted for crimes and

outstanding warrants.

The unit was initially deployed on Thurs-

day night.

During the operation, 387 cars were

stopped. Drivers were screened for alcohol

with six drivers being arrested for drunk

driving. One driver was arrested for six

drunk driving cases, another driver was ar-

rested for reckless and negligent driving,

while one person was arrested for resisting

arrest. A taxi was also impounded.

A further 147 offences were charged at

various points throughout the area.

122 vehicles exceeded the speed limit in

Klipfontein Road during the operation,

with the highest speed being recorded at

145km/h. 202 vehicles overstepped the le-

gal speed limit on JakesGerwelDrive,with

the highest speed clocked at 154km/h.

There were also infringements in Stik-

land, with 87 vehicles speeding, the highest

speed being 148km/h.

The unit will work with the traffic servi-

ces ghost squad from time to time, with an

invitation also extended to the police to

join the initiative.

The unit will be responsible for road-

blocks on a permanent basis across the

city, with a specific focus on drinking and

driving, stolen cars and illegal street rac-

ing.

They will detect and seize illegal fire-

arms and drugs and work to track down

people with outstanding warrants and

those wanted by the police.

Roadblocks are an integral policing tool,

but in recent years our services have been

stretchedbyan increasingworkload.The re-

sult is that we have not been able to have as

many roadblocks aswewould like. This unit

is a step towards rectifying that situation,

says JP Smith, mayoral committee member

for safety and security.

The City of Cape Towns metro police and traffic services, as well as police, mobilised on

Thursday night for the first operation of the Citys specialised roadblock unit.



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Reading saved his life

W

hen Philani Dladla cracked open his

first book a heavy political read he

had no idea hed one day become a pub-

lished author himself.

As a 12-year-old boy reading The Last

White Parliament by F van Zyl Slabbert, he

also had no inkling of the journey he would

have to endure to write his own book.

It was this journey that Dladla recently

shared at the Big Issue breakfast, and his

work to inspire others to start reading.

The regular breakfast event is used to

raise funds in support of the magazine.

Dladla spent years sleepingunder theNel-

son Mandela Bridge in Johannesburg,

trapped in drug addiction. Itwashis love for

books, inspired when he was 12, which ulti-

mately saved him.

His first book was a gift on his birthday

from his mothers employer. Growing up in

rural KwaZulu Natal, Dladla could hardly

speakEnglishwhen hewas given that book.

But he poured over it, intent on understand-

ing it and unlocking the promise of more

books. The book collection of his mothers

employer was later left to him.

In his early twenties, Dladla worked as a

health caregiver. But the freedom that came

with the pay cheque saw him experiment-

ing with drugs.

It was something I didnt have before. I

was overwhelmed by the independence, he

says.

His addiction soon spiralled out of con-

trol, and he started selling his possessions

to buy drugs when he started running out

of money.

Drugs changed my life. I depended on

them. I could go days without eating, but I

couldnt go four hours without drugs. I sold

my things and eventually, when I couldnt

pay my rent anymore, I was kicked out of

my place, he says.

The only place Dladla felt he could go was

the bridge, where he lived with other drug

users. When he arrived, he was forced to

hand over his clothes as rent.

They toldme nothing is for nothing. Liv-

ing on the street is dangerous. People fight

over simple things. You see people dying

from drugs. Its every man for himself, he

says.

But he managed to hang onto his books,

and eventually he started to sell them to

make a living.

Dladla would review each book, selling

them to passingmotoristswith prices deter-

mined by how good each book was.

I had nothing left. All I had were my

books. I had to work with what I had, he

says.

One day, Dladla was spotted by a young

filmmaker, who produced a documentary

on his mobile bookshop.

It shared my story. By that time I was

nine months clean and running a soup

kitchen for my friends living under the

bridge with the money I would have spent

on drugs. I was also running a reading club

for children in Joubert Park, near where I

lived, he says.

The documentary spurred an influx of do-

nations which allowed him to expand the

reading club and teach children computer

skills.

Working with kids is always a nice expe-

rience. We read and I help themwith home-

work, he says.

But he has had to leave some friends be-

hind along the way.

Its hard to help someone who doesnt

want help. I had to leave my friends who do

drugs behind and focus on the reading

clubs, he says.

Dladla has now told this journey in a

book, The Pavement Bookworm.

I always dreamed I would be published.

When I was living on the street I would

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ing one day someone would come and pub-

lish it, he says.

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NEWS 9

Isolated lookout

hill is unsafe

SAMANTHA LEE

@Samantha_lee121

I

t was intended to honour people living

with Aids, but in recent months, a

monument on a picturesque hill has be-

come a hotspot for loitering.

Themonument on the corner of Eisle-

ben Road and Baden Powell Drive was

launched by then mayor Helen Zille on

1 December 2007.

But in recent weeks the Rocklands

site has been the scene of crime and ille-

gal activity.

Be vigilant

Abie Isaacs, community police forum

chairperson, says they now regard the

lookout as a priority area, along with

several other spots along the coast.

The street and block committees do

patrol the area regularly.We are urging

residents to remain vigilantwhile using

the spot, says Isaacs.

He encourages residents to report any

suspicious behaviour to law enforce-

ment agencies.

Police confirm there have been sever-

al complaints of theft at the hill, which

is mainly used for leisure activities.

There have been some reported inci-

dents of crime emanating from that lo-

cation.

A case of sexual assaultwas reported

in July 2015 and a case of possession of

drugs in September 2015.

The venue is isolated and people are

advised against going there alone or

evenat night, saysLieutenant IanWill-

iams, police spokesperson.

Vulnerable walk

Criminals use every opportunity to

their advantage. There is only one path-

way up and down and this could present

difficulties to any visitors in terms of

vulnerability.

There is also a challenge in terms of

lighting as the lights are not always

working due to vandalism, continues

Williams.

He has some further tips: It is best

to visit isolated lookout points in large

groups. People should safeguard their

valuables and not display them openly.

If at any point one feels unsafe, it is best

to leave and return at another time if

necessary.

V To report suspicious behaviour, call police on

08600 10111.

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V Visit www.ultimatebraaimaster.com for more in-

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Survive aftermath of crash too

I

ts your worst nightmare youve crashed.

It may be minor or serious, but at least

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The Automobile Association of South Af-

rica (AA) has compiled this guide.

1. Keep safe

Before you or your passengers step out of

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2. Call for help

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District Six in the 1960s after it was declared

a white group area. A way of life was de-

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nity.

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place and its people withDistrict Six Kana-

la, a musical directed by David.

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onThursday 11 February, exactly fifty years

after the 1966 declaration.

David, who together with his theatre part-

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ful musicals, likeDistrict Six,Fairyland and

Kat and the Kings, will celebrate the vibrant

musical culture found in the streets, halls,

hotels, clubs and bioscopes of 1960s District

Six.

Kanalawill be myway of celebrating the

memory of some of the amazing talents from

District Six that I met and worked with over

the past three decades, he says. People like

Taliep, Salie Daniels, Cyril Valentine, Billy

Jaftha, Dougie Schrikker, Al Hendricks,

ZaynAdam aswell as Richard Rive andVin-

cent Kolbe.

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of Distric Six with David, but a new genera-

tion of stars will bring their stories to the

stage.

The cast includes Loukmaan Adams,

Bianca le Grange, Carlo Daniels, Edith

Plaatjies, SneDladla, NatashaHess andCleo

Raatus.

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live band under the leadership of saxophon-

ist DonVinoPrins and the guidance ofmusi-

cal director Alistair Izobell.

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from Tuesday 2 to Wednesday 10 February

cost R130 each when booking through the

box office on 021 461 4554. Tickets for the rest

of the run are available at Computicket.

V Peoples Post wants to hear about your memories

of District Six. Send an email to [email protected]

to tell your story.

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will pay homage

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1960s District

Six in David

Kramers District

Six Kanala at

the Fugard

Theatre.

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ent in theprovince for the sixthannual

Zabalaza Theatre Festivalwhich takes

place in March.

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jam-packed line-up to showcase some

of the most outstanding talent from in

and outside the province.

Alexander Sinton High School in

Athlone will host a mini-festival on

Saturday, while Cedar Secondary

Schools turn, in Mitchells Plain will

host it on Sunday.

The final weekend for the search

takes place at Guga Sthebe in Langa

on Saturday 6 February and Zolani

Centre in Nyanga East on Sunday 7

February. Entrance is free.

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Festival, which takes place from 11 to

19 March, will be made.

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day 13 March, when all venues and

spaces at the Baxter Theatre Centre

will host dynamic and diverse artistic

activities.

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programme fromMonday 14 to Friday

19 March and culminates in an award

ceremony on Saturday 20March. Here

the best of the festival productionswill

be selected, along with several other

awards in various categories. Thewin-

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at the Baxter later in the year.

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www.baxter.co.za or the zabalazafestival page

on Facebook.

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UPHOLSTERY cleaning and CARPET cleaning.

% Moosa 021-371 8917 / 083 493 1495

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PROPERTIES

3200

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HOUSES FOR SALE

3275

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COLORADO PROPERTY INVESTMENTS

OLD COLORADO PARK

4 bedrooms, bics, 2 baths, lounge/diningroom,

f/fitted kitchen, garage, big grounds.

PORTLANDS

3 beds, f/f kitchen, f/bath lounge/dining + sep ent,

garage, enclosed.

Ph Rashieda 084 566 0087 /021 372 5921



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Branches

Wynberg: Next to Magistrate Court, Church Street Tel: 021 201 6680

Bellville:

Strand: Glacier Bay Centre, 34 Michau Street Tel: 021 854 5129

Worcester: 77 Adderley Street Tel: 023 342 5501

Inside ABSA Bank, 32 Voortrekker Road, 4th Floor

(Opposite Shoprite) Tel: 021 949 0458

Red Hot DealsRed H t Dealso

R20 000 - R5 MillionR20 000 - R5 Million

Visit us Monday - Saturday

for your same day deal!

Loans & Consolidations and

so much more!

Open Mondays - Saturdays

WAPP or SMS your Name, ID,

Salary, Town & Total Debt to:

You Need a SA ID, Payslip,

Latest Bank + Account

Statements for all Deals!

www.money24sa.co.za - [email protected]

021 949 0458 Bellville

021 201 6680 Wynberg

078 0955 017

One Easy Payment

L o a n s & D e b t C o n s o l o d a t i o n s

R 20 000 - fromR 500 pm

R 40 000 - fromR 900 pm

R100 000 - fromR1500 pm

R200 000 - fromR2 800 pm

T&C apply for All Deal Assessments

Send Call Me to 078 0955 017

Fax Docs to 086 600 8151

X1QFW067-QK131015

ONE PAYMENT!

CONSOLIDATE

R 40 000 - R 900pm

R 200 000 - R 2 800pm

R 100 000 - R 1 500pm

Whatsapp your name,surname and total debt to

Ts & Cs apply

062 785 8366

Office 021 839 2067

SMS your name, salary and total debt to 062 785 5399

X1QYBPH9-QK120116

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PERSONAL

SERVICES

1400

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CATERING &

VENUES

1401

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BESSICK HIRING

Cutlery & Crockery

Linen, tables, chairs & covers etc

Ph (021) 374 3786 or

Joan 079 468 8616/

Leon 083 660 3495

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COLORADO HIRING

Crockery, cutlery, glassware

linen, backdrops, tables, trestles

also Jumping castles

& kiddies chairs

Ph Shaheed 021 374 7104 /

082 227 8968

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DALVIE'S

CATERING AND HIRING

MENU from R79 p/p.

HIRING of LINENS,

CROCKERY/CUTLERY from 10c

Ph RASHIEDA or SHAFIEK

021-372 5921 / 084 566 0087 /

082 660 0876

Also avail Fresh Chicken Fillets

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DECOR

Backdrop poles & curtains.

021 396 2526/082 212 8949

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HIRE 021 6962394 /084 209 1313

Chair R2,Cover R4,Bow R2

Rnd Table R10, Cloth R20

Lng Table R10, Cloth R15

Chafing Dish R55, Overlays R5

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HOUSE OF HIRING

Call us for your hiring needs

plus kids party items.

021-371 1588 / 082 503 9026

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ICE CUBES & BLOCKS for sale.

100 Ruth Rd, Rylands. 021-638 7394

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CHILDRENS

ENTERTAINMENT

1405

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AHMED'S jumping castles

for hire. Ph 079 491 4440

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HIRE A CASTLE from R150.

Kiddies Chairs, tables & linen.

Ph 021-696 3791/ 084 2091313

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JUMP 4 JOY hiring castle, amuse-

ment etc. % Ricky 073 268 7546

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JUMPING CASTLE for hire.

021-393 8528, 083 890 4793

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JUMPING CASTLES & Waterslides

Ph 021-704 0859, 0

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