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ing precinct arrested more than 260 sus-pects. These suspects were apprehendedduring various operations conducted inBishop Lavis, Elsies River, Gugulethu, Ma-nenberg, Nyanga and Philippi East.According to police spokesperson Captain

Marie Louw there were a number of arrestsand successes achieved during these crime-fighting operations.“182 suspects were apprehended during

searches at drug houses and stop and searchoperations where warrants of arrests werealso issued,” she says.“Operationswere also conducted at 40 she-

beens, which led to 19 people arrested for

dealing in liquor without licences.“Tracing operations were conducted with

30 wanted suspects arrested. 30 suspectswere also apprehended for crimes commit-ted against women and children.”She added that 521 visitsweremade to spa-

za shops and 13 visits to second-hand goodsshops. Sixty-one vehicle control points wereheld.“Some suspectswere apprehended for cas-

es ranging frommurder, assault with the in-tent to do grievous bodily harm, attemptedmurder, robbery, possession of stolen prop-erty and driving under the influence of li-quor.”Some of the incidents that Louw high-

lights include:. On Wednesday last week officers from

Bishop Lavis were busy following up on in-formation received about a murder suspect,

when they saw two unknown men runninginto a house in Bishop Lavis.They followed the two men and searched

them, finding an unlicensed firearm withone magazine and seven rounds, tik, man-drax and a scale in their possession.

. In an incident on Thursday 2 July thecrime prevention unit in Bishop Lavis re-ceived reliable information from the com-munity that drugs were kept on premises ata house in Valhalla Park.When the police searched the premises

they found 67 cut mandrax half-tablets and15 whole mandrax tablets.These successes, she says, are a result of

police officers’ diligence and vigilance andsome were through information shared byresponsible community members.“People are always complaining that we

are not reacting to their information,” says

Louw. “But, these exercises and arrestsprove that we are taking action when we getinformation from the public. We are warn-ing these criminals that their neighbour-hoods are not looking the other way and wewill continue to take drastic action againstthem to maintain safety.”With information from the public an im-

portant tool in the fight against crime, thepolice are seekinghelp in solving someof thefollowing crimes:

. On Friday last week at 21:30 two occu-pants of a car were waiting in the drive-through at KFC Airport Mall, Belhar whenthey were accosted by two unknown men intheir early twenties.The suspects held them up at gunpoint,

threw them out of the car and sped off withthe car in an unknown direction.

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A few young rugby players fromBelvue Primary School in Belhar hadthe rugby adventure of a lifetimewhen they were guests of an Absacorporate social investment initiativeon Saturday. They were taken on avisit to the Springbok ExperienceRugby Museum in the V&A Waterfrontand then got to cheer for the Bokkeas they took on a World XV side atNewlands. More pictures on page 5.

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Elsies River library will be closed untilSaturday 25 July due to urgent mainte-nance. Library users are urged to leaveall returned library material withsecurity at the main entrance. You canvisit the branch libraries until thelibrary reopens.Call the Adriaanse library in Clarke

Estate on 021 444 2392/3 or Leonsdalelibrary (12th Avenue) on 021 932 4902.

Police are looking for information about anaccident involving taxis near the R300bridge last week.According to a report, the incident took

place on Thursday 25 June at 07:00 wheretwo taxis driving in the emergency lanealong Stellenbosch Arterial Road ran overWilliam Damons (26) who was critically in-jured.Initial reports indicate that he was hit by

a taxi and then struck by the second taxi.

Both taxis then allegedly sped off in thedirection of Stellenbosch.According to witnesses both vehicles

were White Toyota Quantums.Damons died of internal injuries on the

scene. Police are investigating severalcharges including culpable homicide.V Anyone who witnessed the incident or who canidentify the taxis involved is asked to call the inves-tigating officer, Detective Constable William Dreyeron 021 953 8100.

Police seek witnesses after man dies in taxi accident

Cool kids: The Parow Centre’s annual Kids Fashion Show took place on Saturday 4 July. From left are: Ruben Paulse from Elsies River whowon the Senior Boys’ category, Cody Kock from Ravensmead who won the Junior Boys’ category, KaithLyn Oosthuizen from Parow who wonthe Junior Girls’ category and Britney Kennedy from Bonteheuwel who won the Senior Girls’ category. PHOTO: HERSCHEL SOLOMON

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No shots were fired and the victims sus-tained minor injuries. The car, a cream To-yota Conquest, was recovered two days lat-er in the N2 Gateway informal settlementwith the keys still in the ignition and onlyits sound system removed.The police are investigating a case of car-

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at Belhar, on 021 953 8100 or 083 9577 586.. The police are also looking for informa-

tion relating to an incident that happenedin 2010. In June of that year the police inBel-har responded to an incident in which twopeople were shot at a house in VogelgesangStreet.When they got there they found 19-year-

old Talga Ryklief in a critical condition aswell as 32-year-old Shaun van Rooyen in-jured. Ryklief was shot in the head, chest,

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on the scene. The suspects had fled in a sil-ver Polo sedan.Cases of murder and attempted murder

are being investigated. No arrests havebeen made.Anyone with information can contact De-

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Electricity will be in place for all residents at Leo Mews soon. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Electricity will soon be part of life for allresidents living at the LeoMews devel-opment in Elsies River.

This development in Leonsdale was con-verted to City rental units.The units were initially being built for

sales purposes, but vandalism affected thepower supply to some of the units. Now allsystems are in place for the all the installa-tions made to become fully functional.LeoMews consists of 125 completed rental

units and forms part of the administration’scommitment to redress, through the provi-sion of rental opportunities for those whoqualify.The City’s human settlements directorate

currently has two contractors on site restor-ing the electricity supply to the last 35 unitsat the development.This includes rewiring or replacing plugs

and the installation of electricity dispenseunit (EDU) meters.This means the entire complex will soon

have access to electricity.Before the 35 tenants were allocated these

units, they were informed that the dwell-ings had been badly vandalised.They were also told the process had been

started to assign contractors to restore theelectricity supply and to replace the elec-tricity (EDU) meters.This currently costs the City approxi-

mately R250 000.“The City wants to thank the residents of

Leo Mews for their patience during the en-tire process,” said theCity’sMaycomemberfor human settlements, Benedicta van Min-nen.“This includes [the time it is taking] now,

while the electricity is being restored andthe EDU meters are being replaced as a re-sult of vandalism which took place prior totheir occupancy.“The process of appointing the electrical

contractors has taken some time, as the nec-essary processes needed to be followed.

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of the Leo Mews development from Stan-dard Bank in January 2014. As such, 90 of

the units at Leo Mews are brand new.Standard Bank could not sell these units

in the Gap market as they had intended to,and the City therefore acquired the proper-ty at a much lower rate than what it cost todevelop the property. To date, all the unitshave been allocated to beneficiaries, includ-ing elderly tenants.


Stockholm, Delft share big sounds

Fredrik Noren, leader of the Stockholm Jazz Orchestra, left, and Delft Big Band’s Ian Smith with the members of thetwo bands at the recent workshop. PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK

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The art of the big band was intown last week when theStockholm Jazz Orchestra vi-

sited the city and got to share theirpassion with the Delft Big Band.The world-renowned ensemble

from Sweden performed with sing-er Gavin Minter at the Baxter onTuesday last week after perform-ances in Grahamstown.Thesemusicians have a long his-

tory ofmusical collaborationswiththe city. Minter has recorded andperformed with them on severaloccasions, and they added to theirvisit by hosting a workshop withthe Delft Big Band at the rehearsal

room in Airport industria.The visiting musicians were

very impressed with the talentedyoungsters from the local band andmotivated them with advice onhow to improve their talent.

AdviceFredrik Noren, leader of the

StockholmJazzOrchestra, pointedout the importance of constantpractice and sight reading.“For suchayoungbandyouhave

a good sound and it’s always im-portant to work on how you cansound better, together,” he told theyoungsters.“It’s not always easy but you

must start working on being ableto double in the woodwind section.

That way you can always get morework in big bands, because a lot ofcharts require you to switch toclarinet or flute from time to time.”Delft trumpeter Lorenzo Bli-

gnaut said that he and his fellowmembers really enjoyed the work-shop.“For me it was an honour and

privilege to be able to be in the

presence of one of the world’s bestbig bands,” he said.“We learned so much from them

and I’m so grateful that we wereable to play some of their musicthat they donated to us. I hope thatthey come back soon.”Delft musical director Ian Smith

was also excited about the visit andpointed out that these experiences

could only motivate the band tokeep on improving.“We were also in Grahamstown

and packed out the performanceswith standing ovations at everyconcert,” he said.“But it’s when you have a work-

shop like this that you learn howto improve and hone your craft asa big band musician.”The saxophone section of the two bands join forces during the workshop.

The homeless in Elsies River re-ceived a helping hand to keepwarm this winter at the begin-ning of July.Over 200 homeless people (in-

cluding about 30 children) in direneed of warm clothing, blankets,food and other items tohelp themthrough the chilly weather, wereassisted at the Pam Golding Pro-perties’ Street Store.The event was held onMonday

6 July at the Elim Night Shelterin Elsies River.“The event was a huge success

andwewere able to provide themall [clients] with more than fouritems of clothing each,” saysCharlton Williams, area princi-pal for the property group inGoodwood, Athlone and Belhar.“In addition to the clothes, we

distributed 30 blankets, 50 pairsof socks and 50 beanies as well asproviding at least two helpingseach of food, including soup, cur-ry and rice, rolls and cold drinks.“Our sincere thanks and ap-

preciation also goes to VGV At-torneys, who partnered with usfor this event, for their help and

generosity, and to clients, fami-lies and friends, as well as ourown staff and agents for donatingclothing and other useful items.”All the clothes that were left at

the end of the day were handedover to the shelter for their thrift

shop.The Elim Night Shelter in El-

sies River has approximately 70residents.V For more information about the shel-ter visit http://elimnightshel-ter.webs.com.

Winter bonanza at shelter

Pam Golding Properties’ Street Store, held at Elim Night Shelter in ElsiesRiver, was a resounding success.


A community in Delft has startedusing soccer to combat dumping,gang activity and drug abuse intheir area.Residents of Rosendal got togeth-

er and organised a soccer festivalon twoconsecutiveSaturdays fromthe beginning of this month.“We took this initiative to devel-

op a better and active community,”says one of the organisers, GodwinBlignaut.“The festival involved all ages.

The objective was not to competefor any awards but just to play andbreak barriers between the youthsfrom different streets and areas toshow how there is strength in uni-ty.”Godwin also points out that the

event was also to bring attention tothe lack of resources in the areaand the need to keep open spacesclean.“The field where we played is

used as a dumping site, so we, asa community, had to come together

to clean it up and transform it intoa field of hope,” he says.Godwin says theorganiserswere

very happy to see how this eventbrought people and families to-gether.“While the teamsplayed, the par-

ents and general community cameout to cheers the teams on.“This was a chance for the pa-

rents and community to see thatour youngsters have sporting abili-ties and skills.“We hope that one of the results

of this initiative is that it played apart in reducing the gang activitiesin the area aswell as drug and alco-hol abuse.”Godwin explains that they want

to organise similar events on a reg-ular basis.“We need more people in our

communities involved in similarprogrammes and we call on the au-thorities to play their part in help-ing to develop this initiative.“More open spaces must be de-

veloped so that they don’t becomedumping zones – theymust becomeareas of hope.”

Soccer gives hope

Exciting soccer with players of all ages was the order of the day when asoccer festival was hosted in Rosendal.

The SPCA in Grassy Park invitesCapetonians to spend their 67 mi-nutes of service onMandelaDayonSaturday by helping animals inneed.“If youhaven’t yet thought about

your plan of action for this year’sMandela Day, the SPCA has justthe plan for you,” says Wanika Da-vids, spokesperson for the Cape ofGood Hope SPCA.Cape Town’s oldest and largest

animal welfare organisation haslisted 27 things you can do while

you dedicate 67 minutes of your ti-me – for the love of animals – in ho-nour of the SPCA’s beloved patron,the late Nelson Mandela.“Because 18 July falls on a Satur-

day this year, the SPCA is invitingyou to spend your 67 minutes withus on either Friday 17 or Saturday18 July,” she adds.People interested can join the

welfare organisation between 08:30and 12:30 on either day.Tasks to be done, that you canvo-

lunteer for, include repairingholes

in the ceiling, replacing or repai-ring doors and door handles, san-ding and varnishing the bench inthe garden, as well as painting theward of the animal hospital.Visitorswill also be able to assist

with a number of other cleaning,grooming and maintenance tasks.People are also encouraged to do-

nate pet food.V To sign up to volunteer at the SPCSAin Grassy Park on Mandela Day, send yourdetails to Juan August on 021 700 4180or [email protected].

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Some young rugby players fromBelvuePrimary in Belhar had the experienceof a lifetime when they were treated

to a special celebration when the Spring-boks played a World XV side at Newlandson Saturday.The schoolwas chosen as part of anABSA

CSI initiativewhere the learners got to visitThe Springbok Experience Rugby Museumin the waterfront before going to the matchwhere they enjoyed watching the Bokkewin 46-10.Gary van Dyk went along to capture

some of their adventures.

For the love of the game

KarenSpolander,right, of TheSpringbokExperiencegives thepupils someSpringbokhistory duringtheir visit.

Pupils were given a bag of tasty treats during their visit to The Springbok Experience in thewaterfront and each received a beanie to help keep them warm for the rugby match. Helpingwith the handouts were, left, Karen Spolander and Ursula Sobotker from ABSA (far right).


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A group of disabled residents in Uitsigand surroundingareas are getting intoa sporting mood with the Mandla

Sport 4 Change organisation.The organisation initiates sport activities

and projects for disabled people in develop-ing countries and this group in Uitsig wantspeople to be aware of the organisation’s ac-tivities.“Mandla Sport 4 Change aims to strength-

en the personal and societal position of thedisabled by getting them in touch with thejoy of movement and by training them intospecialists,” says Vanessa Baadjies, chair-person of the group in Uitsig.“These specialists are then able to lead a

group, set up (sport) activities and createnew games and activities to make the targetgroup more motivated and, of course, to letthem move and be active.”Baadjies adds that sport has proven to be

a very effective way to create awarenessabout the abilities of people with disabili-ties.“Participation also helps conquer social

barriers, boosts empowerment and increas-es their self-respect,” she says.Baadjies adds that through various part-

nershipswith the community they have alsobeen able to garner more respect.“The cooperation shows the possibilities

of the disabled, creates awareness for the po-sition of disabled people in society andshows the possibilities of the sport pro-grammes to improve that position.“Now we are looking for more partners to

join us to help with financial support be-causewe are participating in variouswheel-chair races across the country andneed helpto get there.“Ournext big race is inDurbanduringAu-

gust and we want to take as many athletesas possible to the event.”V For more information about the group or to helpwith sponsorship call Baadjies on 073 983 9627.

Disabled club inUitsig lifts sport

Members of the Mandla Sport 4 Change club in Uitsig enjoy activities during their weeklygathering at the Uitsig civic hall on Tuesdays. Secretary Rosalind Chippendale plays the referee infront. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

New ideasshared at TEDxMICHELLE LINNERT

@linnertmb

Some ideas are just better ifthey’re shared. All the more soif they are innovative, creativeand attempt to change – and im-prove – existing ones.This was the case at the TEDx

event held at the University ofthe Western Cape on Saturday.A number of innovators, en-

trepreneurs, game-changersand experts from across thecountry shared their own andcollective vision for the holisticadvancement and developmentof South Africa.It was no surprise the event –

which stems from the internati-onal TED, a non-profit organisa-tion devoted to “ideas worthsharing” – was held in Bellvilleand hosted by the Greater Ty-gerberg Partnership (GTP).The GTP is, of course, the or-

ganisation that works with itsbusiness, academic and otherpartners towards the develop-ment of the larger Tygerberg re-gion. This region is touted bythe City of Cape Town as the se-cond economic heart of the city.

PossibilitiesOn Saturday various spea-

kers, in a jam-packed program-me, shared their ideas onhow topioneer possibilities for changeacross various spheres, linkinginto the event theme of “pionee-ring possibilities”.Siraaj Adams, the executive

manager of the HIV portfolio atthe Metropolitan Health Group,said his team was finding prac-

tical, sustainable solutions inpartnership with the nationaldepartment of health in a num-ber of projects, using technolo-gy.Glen Gillis, the manager of

SeaMonster Entertainment, ex-plained in depth the merits ofand psychology behind usinggaming to resolve conflict situa-tions in real life.

SOSYaseen Khan, a medical doc-

tor, likened the country to an“ill person”, citing medicalpractitioners as the “whiteblood cells” fighting to keep thecountry’s immune system run-ning effectively. His idea was asimple messaging app to sharemedical expertise to the remo-test locations in the country.MarlizeHoltzhausen, founder

of Rapid Response, an emergen-cy reaction service, explainedhow its emergency response tagcame into being.The duo of Jacques Steyn and

Sonja Cillie, or 4Midable, sho-wed their musical innovationusing just a voice and bass gui-tar in their rendition of a DianaKrall jazz song, “My love is”.Just before the lunch break,

25-year-old entrepreneur andbusiness owner Gareth Duncanshared his own experience ofhaving achieved both businessfailure and then success after ta-king on a partner.The rest of the day saw a fur-

ther number of speakers takingto the red dot podium to sharetheir great ideas and innovati-ons.

Siraaj Adams PHOTO: MICHELLE LINNERT


Kennis geskied hiermee ingevolge artikel 53(3) van die Wet op Munisipale FinansiëleBestuur, Wet 56 van 2003, dat die prestasie-ooreenkomste vir die Stad Kaapstad se artikel57-werknemers (die stadsbestuurder en bestuurders wat regstreeks aan die stadsbestuurderverslag doen) vir die 2015/16-boekjaar ter insae beskikbaar is op die Stad Kaapstad sewebwerf: www.capetown.gov.za/en/management/pages/section-57-employees.aspx.

Afskrifte hiervan is ook by die kantoor vir menslike hulpbronne, 5de verdieping(4 kolom-kant), Kaapstadse burgersentrum beskikbaar.

Rig navrae oor die prestasie-ooreenkomste aan Charl Prinsloo by 021 400 9150of [email protected].

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There are four initiation sites for youngXhosa men in the hills of Mfuleni and Delft.

Many initiates die across the countryyearly due to botched circumcisions. Fema-le genital mutilation, on the other hand, isless common, although it is prevalentamong some Muslim groupings.

With Bellville’s rising Somali population,TygerBurger asked local hospitals for any

signs of this dated traditional practice.James Vught, hospital manager of Melo-

med in Bellville, says: “Since being at Bell-ville, not one incident [has occurred].”

Laticia Pienaar, spokesperson of Tyger-berg Hospital, says: “According to the headof gynaecology and obstetrics at TygerbergHospital, no specific cases were treated forbotched female circumcision to date.”

Louis Leipold’s Hermien Everts says: “AtMediclinic Louis Leipoldt we were fortuna-te enough not to have dealt with any cases.”

‘No female circumcisions here’

Delft and Belhar police have embarked ona recruitment drive and are inviting suita-ble candidates to apply for functional policeofficers posts, available. Any candidate thatmeets the following requirements are freeto apply. Prospective candidates must:

. Have South African permanent citizen-ship.

. Be between the ages of 18 to 30.

. Have a valid Matric Certificate.

. Preference will be given to candidateswith a valid driver’s licence, Code 08.

. Must undergo psychometric tests.

. Should have no visible tattoos.Application forms are available at the Hu-

man Resource Department at your nearestpolice station. Applicants are invited to sub-mit applications at Delft Police Station.

Police embark on recruitment drive

Unemployed youth are invited to attend afree youth empowerment week in BellvilleSouth. This initiative is hosted by Young-People@Work in partnership with the Pro-teaville Recreation Centre from Tuesday 28to Thursday 30 July at the Proteaville Rec-reation Centre in Peter Barlow Way in Bell-ville South at 09:00 each day.

Participants can expect to learn moreabout professional job seeking, CV writing,

interviewing, networking, basic office ad-min skills, filing, communication, recep-tion duties, diary and meeting manage-ment. Certificates will be issued and vari-ous partners will be present to provideinformation including the Department ofLabour, RLabs Social Media Academy andUWC among othersV To book, send a SMS to 073 820 1534 or [email protected].

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’n Skietery tussen ses mans in ’ndrankwinkel in Glenhurst-straat in Parow verlede naweek

het sterk herinner aan ’n toneel uit ’nWilde Weste-rolprent.

Alvin Chetty, eienaar van die drank-winkel, sê heelwat bottels drank is vandie rakke afgeskiet en die winkel se ys-kaste en deure is vol koeëlgate ná viergewapende rowers die winkel om-streeks 10:00 op 11 Julie “besoek” het.

“Hulle het ingekom en my seun met’n vuurwapen op die grond gedwing.Een van hulle het agter die toonbankingekom en sy wapen op my gerig.Maar ek was ook gewapen en toe eksien hy reik na sy wapen, was ek regvir hom en ek het eerste geskiet,” sê hy.

Chetty sê hy en sy seun, wat albei ge-lisensieerde vuurwapeneienaars is, endie vier rowers het toe almal beginskiet.

“Daar is geweldig baie skote afge-

vuur, maar dit het ongeveer vyf sekon-des geduur en twee van die rowers isin die proses gewond. Die ander tweehet weggehardloop,” sê Chetty. Dietwee Chettys is nie raakgeskiet nie.

Een van die verdagtes het aan sywonde beswyk en die ander een is insy bobeen getref. Dié is gearresteer enhospitaal toe geneem.

“Drie ander verdagtes is daar wegmet ’n Quantum-kombi en ’n wit Mer-cedes,” sê kol. Gert Nel van die Parow-polisie.

Hulle is almal binne twee dae inCrossroads in hegtenis geneem. DieMercedes en twee .38-rewolwers met af-gevylde registrasienommers is ook inhulle besit gevind.

Nel sê tot dusver kan een van die ver-dagtes met ’n ander klag verbind word,maar wag hy nog vir die vingerafdruk-uitslae om te weet of van die ander ookby ander sake betrek kan word.

Hy sê geen klag gaan teen die Chettysaanhanging gemaak word nie, omdathulle uit selfvederdiging opgetree het.

Rower in skietorgie in drankwinkel sterf

Die Parow-polisie op die toneel waar twee mans geskiet is tydens ’n mislukte roof van ’n drankwinkelop 11 Julie. Hierdie verdagte is in sy bobeen gewond. Die ander een het later aan sy wonde beswyk.Drie ander is nog gearresteer.

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trance costs R80 and includes entry to thefashion shows at 11:00, 13:00 and 15:00, livemusic, lucky draws, more than 100 exhibi-tors and a chance towin awedding packageof more than R72 000, which includes:.WeddingphotographybyVeroniquePho-tography of R17 000. Videography by MW Digital Productionof R10 000. Wedding planning by Crimson EdgeEvents of R16 500. Wedding champagne by The Fransch-hoek Cellar of R5 460. Wedding venue by Drosberg Weddingand Function Venue of R20 000. Wedding sweetie bar by So Soet of R3 240Entry forms will only be available at the

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Eiendomme word ingevolge artikel 78(1) van die Wet op die sewende aanvullende waardasielys (SV07) van die 2012- algemene waardasielysgeplaas indien dit: a) foutiewelik uit die waardasielys gelaat is; b) na die laaste algemene waardasie by die munisipaliteit ingesluit is; c) na dielaaste algemene waardasie onderverdeel of gekonsolideer is; d) ’n wesenlike toename of vermindering in markwaarde ondergaan het sedertdie laaste algemene waardasie; e) in die laaste algemene waardasie aansienlik verkeerd gewaardeer is; f) om enige ander buitengewone redeherwaardeer moet word; g) waarvan die kategorie verander het.

Ingevolge artikel 49(1)(a)(ii) van die Wet kan enige eiendomsbesitter of ander persoon wat wil binne die gemelde tydperk ’n beswaar bydie munisipale bestuurder indien oor enige saak wat op die waardasielys verskyn of daaruit weggelaat is. Besware kan slegs ten opsigte vaneiendomme wat op die SV07-lys gewaardeer is, ingedien word. Die eienaars van hierdie eiendomme sal skriftelik van hul SV07-waardasies inkennis gestel word by die posadres wat tans op die Stad se databasis is.

Aandag word spesifiek gevestig op die feit dat ’n beswaar ingevolge artikel 50(2) van die Wet met ’n spesifieke, individuele eiendom verbandmoet hou en nie teen die aanvullende waardasielys as ’n geheel ingedien kan word nie. Die vorms vir die indiening van besware is by die lokalehieronder genoem beskikbaar en kan van die webwerf afgelaai word. ’n Afsonderlike beswaarvorm moet vir elke eiendom ingevul word.

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Thank youWe at Pam Golding Properties Goodwood/ Athlone/ Belhar would like to thank all our clients,

friends, families and the general public for eagerly donating to this wonderful cause. With

the generous donations received from all and assistance from our exceptional agents, we

could feed and clothe more than 200 homeless and needy adults and children.

Thank you all once again for making The Street Store a huge success and we are happy to have given back to our community which has been an integral part of this venture.

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Left: TygerBurger’s editorial staffspent 67 minutes for MandelaDay with the Difference ThruSport (DTS) community projectfor children in Parow Valley onWednesday 8 July. DTS wasstarted little more than a yearago by concerned parents in thiscrime-ridden neighbourhood.They make use of volunteersand donations only to teachchildren of all ages sport andlife skills on Fridays and duringholidays. Here are MoniqueDuval, Louisa Steyl and MaritaMeyer (in front) and BrendenRuiter, Desirée Rorke, MagrietTheron, Ricky Vigeland (DTSorganiser), Stehan Schoeman,Ben Burger and Richard Roberts(back row). PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

Making a difference for Madiba

Lunch for the children who came out to play at the Difference Thru Sportholiday programme in Parow Valley was courtesy of TygerBurger’s editorialteam. Here Magriet Theron, Marita Meyer and Desirée Rorke are dishingup as the children take a well-deserved break from a full programme ofexercise and fun.


The Equilibrium organisation in ElsiesRiver is celebrating another success-ful school holiday programme for the

youth in the area.This annual holiday club was presented

from 29 June to 3 July with the theme “Youare brave enough”.

“Our aim was to take the children on ajourney of self-discovery and determina-tion,” says one of the facilitators, YolandeGroep. “About 300 kids took part in every-day activities.”

Equilibrium worked with the depart-ments of community and safety and educa-tion, ScriptureUnion, thepolice andPeoplefor Christ Ministry for a successful week.

Unemployed youngsters, who were fund-ed by the City’s job creation programme,were included as volunteers. Even futuredoctors and nurses joined the volunteers.

“The police educated our youngsters onsubstance abuse and xenophobia,” saysGroep. “Pastor Brooks from People forChrist Ministry also took the time to upliftthe children with the word of God and en-courage inner change.

“All children from grades R to 7 took partinvarious activities, suchas soccer, netballand indigenous games. For the little ones,stations of arts and crafts were available.

“The children were blessed with dailymeals and presented their daily learningsin a fun-filled presentational way. Manytalents were revealed and praised.”

Groep is grateful for the volunteers in-volved. “We at Equilibrium would like tosay a big thank you to everyone who madethis year’s holiday programme unforgetta-ble and successful. To all children: Remem-ber you are brave enough; brave enough tostart, brave enough to listen, brave enoughto be.”

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Media24 is seeking a Credit controller for their Cape Townoffice to provide a clerical and administrative service inrespect of customers' accounts in order to ensure sound andaccurate financial procedures. Responsible for the collectionof outstanding accounts that are in arrears on a section ofthe debtors report.

· Maintain daily registers and controls· Prepare and capture journals and transactions· Notify superior of any suspicious or potentially

fraudulent payments· Prepare and complete reconciliations of customer

accounts· Verify and follow up on invoices, statements and

payments and ensure the timeous collection ofoutstanding/arrear accounts in accordance withcollection procedures

· Report on bad debt and the recovery there of , andescalate when required

· Maintain an efficient filing system in respect ofaccounting data, records, contracts and invoices

· Monitor the age analysis of debts and performcontinuous risk analysis

· Follow up on clear unallocated cash· Organise and manage the routine work activities of the

debtors clerks in order to ensure an efficient workflow· Ensure that all payments are received, allocated and

processed· Oversee and manage the Collections process by driving

the implementation of collections procedures, and bymonitoring and reporting on the status of thecollections

· Manage team members in such a way that they aremotivated, energized and empowered; Coach, shareknowledge and mentor more junior employees

· Attend to queries as escalated by the debtors clerks· Prepare files for handover to legal department· Receive and handle advertising complaints and follow-up

on all complaints· To liaise and work effectively with the advertising

department· Send adverts on the relevant system and manage the

application of credit limits

· Accurate and meticulous· Methodical· Good written and verbal communication skills· Good telephone etiquette· Good problem solving ability· Ability to work under pressure· Excellent numeracy skills

· Grade 12 (with accounting)· Relevant Certificate/Diploma in Credit Management,

Business Administration, Finance, Accounting or aclosely related

· At least 2 -3 years' experience in debtors administration· Proficiency in relevant software packages and

applications· General knowledge of Accounting

If you meet the above requirements and would like to be part ofthis team, please apply via orfollow the link directly:

Key Responsibilities:

Skills and Competencies

Requirements:

CLOSING DATE: 24 July 2015

If no feedback has been received by 27 July 2015, pleaseaccept your application as unsuccessful. The companyreserves the right not to fill the position.

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Given the employment equity policy of Media24, preferencewill be given to suitable candidates fromthe designated groups.

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GENERAL

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AVON-AGENTE BENODIGElsies, Delft, Bellville, Belhar &

Bishop Lavis. Kommissie.Sms naam en adres na

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AVON-AGENTE BENODIGVanaf 15% tot 30% kommissie.Skakel: 021 910 2747 /

073 227 1034

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BLOKMAN, BAKKERS,KASSIERE EN

ALGEMENE WERKERSbenodig vir Supermark in

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verwysings is ‘n vereiste.Faks CV aan:021 981 0420

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Dental AssistantTraining

Looking for young ladiesbetween ages of 20 - 25years to be tranined asDental Assistants.

Please bring your CV to:02 Gordon Street (opp.Midas) Eersteriver.

Closing date:17 July 2015

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DRIVERWANTEDMale or Female withdrivers license to cleancomputers + telephones.Wages R400 per week.Hours: 08:00 - 16:30(Age between 45 - 60)Call: 021 510 4180

(Between 09:00 - 15:00)

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CALL CENTRES3640

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Have you got bags of charisma that always winpeople round in an argument?

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0760765710.

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CALL FOR EMPLOYMENT NOW8 Data capturers, 5 Waiters, 4 Bartenders,

6 Call centres, 2 Bank tellers, 4 Cruise shipattendants, 6 flight attendants, 2 Receptionists,

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The inaugural Cape Town Cup will set theMother City alight with two internationalteams challenging two PSL teams in a soc-cer extravaganza at Cape Town Stadium.The City of Cape Town has announced

that theCapeTownCup soccer tournamentwill see host team Ajax Cape Town wel-come Portuguese team Sporting Club dePortugal aswell asEnglishPremierLeagueteam Crystal Palace FC and SuperSportUnited from up country next weekend.The first gameonFriday, at 17:45,will see

SuperSport United take on Crystal Palace.Shortly after this, at 20:15, Ajax and

Sporting go head to head.Sunday’s action will start at 13:00 with

the losers of Friday’s two matches chal-lenging each other.The final, at 15:30, will be contested be-

tween the winners of the Friday matches.Should there be a tie after regulation

time, a penalty shoot-out will decide thewinner of the Cape Town Cup.Ari Efstathiou, Ajax Cape Town CEO,

says Ajax Cape Town is privileged to hostSporting, Crystal Palace and SuperSportUnited.“As a club, we continue to be leaders in

the soccer industry and hosting clubs ofthis calibre is the start of a great future forthe Cape Town Cup,” he says.“Together with the City, we hope to grow

this tournament in the future and host oth-er big-name soccer clubs in Cape Town.Weask for the support of the community tomake this event a hugely successful one.“We will most certainly look to keep de-

veloping and escalating the Cape TownCup,with the aimof turning it into aworld-renowned soccer spectacle.’’Ticket prices range from R200 to R400

each.

Soccer‘spectacle’starts

REMO ANDREWS

The battle lines were drawn at the CapeSun Hotel last week as some of theworld’s strongest chess players gath-

ered to contest this year’s South AfricanOpen Chess Festival.The event was supported by the Western

Cape department of cultural affairs andsport.Advocate Lyndon Bouah, chief director of

sport and recreation, says: “In developing awinning nation it is important to improveinternational sports successes by support-ing events at all levels.“Achieving an active and winning nation

is underpinned by an enabling environ-ment.“The staging of this event at the Cape Sun

is part of our campaign to bring big sportevents to the Western Cape.”South Africa’s first ever grandmaster,

Kenny Solomon, marked his return to com-petition on SouthAfrican soil, whichwas al-so his first tournament on home soil after of-ficially receiving the title of grandmasterearlier this year.Solomon, originally from Mitchell’s Plain

and a previous winner of the tournament,placed fourth in this year’s tournamentwitha score of 8.5.

“It was a tough tournament with a lot ofstrong players. I amhappy thatwewere abletohave four grandmasters participating thisyear,” he says.“It is important that foreign grandmasters

participate in South African chess events –this is how chess can grow in our country.”The tournament also incorporated the SA

schools individual chess championship. Thechampionship saw some of the best juniorplayers in the country come up against eachother.Formernational junior teamcoachCalvin

Klaasen believes young players have an op-portunity tomake a career of the game if thesupport shown at the SA Open continues togrow.“It’s important for youngplayers to identi-

fy with heroes, to have something to strivefor.“There are limited opportunities for

young players in South Africa to progress toa professional level at the moment, but thatcan change if we are supported correctly.Kenny’s grandmaster title is just step one inSouth Africa becoming a powerful chess

country,” he says.Solomon, who now lives in Italy, believes

events of this nature need to happen moreoften if we are to produce more internation-al-grade players.“Chess events like these help people build

connections as we were there competing forover a week, so apart from the playing thereis also the post-game analysis and it’s inthese sessions where chess players can takethe opportunity to learn even more,” hesays.English chess legend grandmaster Nigel

Short emerged victorious at the end of the11-round event. He gained the title based ona tie-break system, after ending on ninepoints alongside grandmaster Aleksa Strik-ovic from Serbia and India’s grandmasterAbhijit Kunte.Short has been playing with the best since

he became a grandmaster at age 19. He wasregularly placed in the top ten in the worldbetween the late 1980s and late 1990s.He became the first English player to play

for the World Chess Championship titlewhen he played against Garry Kasparov in1993.Solomonwill next travel to Gauteng along

with Short to play in a qualifier for one ofthe biggest chess tournaments in the worldtaking place in Las Vegas.

SA OPEN: BEST IN THE WORLD GATHERED IN CITY

Best join local chess fight

The South African Open Chess Festival took place in Cape Town last week. From left aregrandmaster Aleksa Strikovic, grandmaster Nigel Short, Lyndon Bouah, grandmaster Abhijit Kunte,South African grandmaster Kenny Solomon and Mark Lewis. PHOTOS: JACKY FRITZ

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