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Four days after the new Heide-veld Emergency Trauma Cen-tre opened its doors, patients

have had nothing but positive com-ments about the service received.

The R38m facility opened onMonday to accommodate thosepreviously treated at GF JoosteHospital, which closed on Friday.

The new emergency unit com-prises a 30-bed overnight ward aswell as a rape assist centre.

Ward councillor Anthony Mosessays minor teething problemswere experienced on Monday, butstaff have since found their feet intheir new surroundings.

“The official opening of the unitwill happen within the next twoweeks, but we have already startedoperating to ensure that every-thing works as it should and to as-sess what can be improved beforethen.”

One of the first patients to walkthrough the shiny new corridors ofthe facility is chronic asthma pa-tient Valerie January.

She says that even though the fa-cility is further from her Manen-berg house than GF Jooste Hospi-tal, she is a lot more satisfied withthe service she received on Mon-day.

“When I walked in I was greetedwith a smile. Everybody seemedeager to help. I don’t know whenlast I was treated that kindly at agovernment hospital,” she enthus-es.

“At Jooste the staff were so rude.They would ignore the patientsand walk around with sour faces.Theyacted as if theyweredoingmea favour.”

For Heideveld resident SamuelBarns the commute for primaryhealthcare is much shorter.

“I am relieved to have an emer-gency unit on my doorstep. I don’thave a car and it was difficult forme to travel to Jooste if I neededur-gent medical attention after

hours,” says Barns.Another resident, speaking on

condition of anonymity, says shehopes the service will be as good insix months’ time as it is now.

“I think the new environmenthas boosted the spirits of the staffbecause everyone is friendly andhappy. But these are early days.”

According to the provincialhealth department, the HeideveldCommunity Day Centre was duefor routine repairs and renova-

tions last year.However, with the closure of

Jooste, whichwill be replacedwitha newbuilding in 2018/19, the reno-vations were extended to the con-struction of an emergency centrewith a functional triage centre andan upgraded pharmacy.

Construction to the emergencycentre started in August and thereis still someminor finishing touch-es to be done to the building.

Renovations to the Heideveld

Community Day Centre includethe upgrade of staff amenities andthe replacement of floors and ceil-ings in certain parts of the facility.

No services have been compro-mised during this renovation peri-od, says health department spokes-person Helene Rossouw.

“To date, GF Jooste Hospital at-tended to about 1600 patients amonth, and the samenumber of pa-tients is expected to be treated atthe Heideveld Emergency Centre,”

she says.The emergency centre will be

staffed with personnel from GFJooste Hospital, which includes 37medical practitioners, 10 medicalspecialists, 12 nursing assistants,13 professional nurses, two physio-therapists and one pharmacist.

The landline number remains(021) 690 1000.V Starting with the word “Post”, SMS yourviews on the new emergency centre to32516. SMSes cost R1.

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LABOUR: YOU CAN BEAT UNEMPLOYMENT BLUES

Grim horror of joblessnessLAILA MAJIET

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The dark psychological impactof being unemployed needs tobe brought to light.

This comes from clinical psychol-ogist Dr Adelbert Scholtz, who isurging the need for recognising thetraumatic psychological erosioncaused by long-term unemploy-ment.

Theharmful effect is on both indi-vidual South Africans and the na-tional psyche.

As the sole provider for his fami-ly, *Mark slipped into despair afterbeing retrenched.

Desperate to put food on the table,he was willing to clean windows toearn a few extra rands.

But he was losing hope againstthe battle to not be engulfed by de-pression.

“I felt I had failedmy family. Hav-ingbeen the sole breadwinner for aslong as I have been married, losingmy job made me feel like I could nolonger fulfil my purpose,” Marksays. “I felt hopeless and lost, butthen realised things were not goingto get better if I did not do some-thing to turn my hardshipsaround.”

Paralysed by unemployment, hehad reached an all-time new low.

“I began to beg for odd jobs. Beingable to buy a loaf of bread felt likea victory and soonmy faith and dig-nitywas being restored,” he recalls.“This gaveme the strength to perse-vere.”

Research shows high rates oflong-term unemployment are asso-ciated with higher rates of depres-sion, saysScholtz, and cautions thatdepression is the most commoncause of suicide,

Mark has since found a perma-nent job.

“I went out there in a bid to re-

store my dignity, but often felt likeI was losing a part of my soul everyday,” the 54-year-old man says. “Iwaswilling to do anything andwitheach new day a new opportunitywould present itself. God openeddoors and that was a sign that nomatter the circumstances, He willnever abandon you.”

One’s identity is ultimatelylinked to one’s occupation, saysScholtz.

“Your status is also dependent onyour occupation. Furthermorework is where we spendmost of ourtime,” Scholtz explains. “If some-body cannot find work, his or herneed for an identity as well as theirhuman dignity is thwarted.”

The adage every cloud has a sil-ver liningmight seeminsincereandpatronising, but this is part ofScholtz’s encouragement to those inthe doldrums.

Losing your job may be the besttime for a little introspection andre-evaluation.

This includes creating your ownopportunities, volunteering orlearning a new skill or two, Scholtzrecommends.

“Hardships are often a test ofyour faith so it is vital to not losehope. Create your own opportuni-ties,” he says.

“Put out feelers for vacancies andpersonally hand in your CV. Thisleaves a good impression as itshows your keen interest in a job.”

Volunteering or working for freemay not be such a bad idea either,Scholtz adds.

“It is a good plan to work for free.Your supervisor may be satisfiedwith your work and offer you a per-manent position. Before you knowit the company will realise theycan’t do without you. It also looksgood on your CV.”

Scholtz, also a retired pastor, be-lieves “God has a soft spot for the

poor”.“Often poor people think the Lord

has forgotten them and that God ispunishing them, but He has not for-gotten you.Never lose sight of this,”he firmly states.

“Happiness is not to be found inriches or the pursuit of pleasure. Itis a by-product of something else. Itis created when you make a differ-ence in the life of somebody else.”

The South African Depressionand Anxiety Group (Sadag) con-firms facing the terrifying prospectof unemployment is a reality thatmany South Africans struggle toavoid these days.

With high unemployment ratesand the job market looking increas-ingly bleak for first-time job seek-ers, the stage is set for the ever-esca-lating prevalence of depressionamong the unemployed.

Unemployment and the resultingdepression is a grim challenge fac-ing mental health professionals.

Sadag manager Cassey Amooreoffers self-help tips to address de-pression.

“Don’t bottle things up. If youhave some bad news or a major up-set, tell people close to you about itand how you feel. Although youmay want to be alone, you may feelbetter if you try to take part in someroutine activities you previouslyenjoyed with your family andfriends. Increase positive contact,”she says.

“Try tomake a list of small activi-ties that can be done often duringthe day to show positive loving feel-ings. Maintain a good diet and exer-cise.

“Get outdoors, even if it is only fora walk. Any form of exercise, rigor-ous or gentle can have beneficial re-sults.”V If you or someone you know needs help,call a counsellor at Sadag on 0800 20526or SMS 31393.

TROUBLED: Help is at hand for those suffering from depression following retrenchments. PHOTO: TARRENLEE HABELGAARN

Metrorail march is back on trackHENRY BOOYSEN

@henryspoke

Cosatu will commence mass ac-tion on Saturday against Metro-rail in defiance of the parastatal’sdecision to increase train fares.

The demonstration, which willtake place at noon at the StationPlaza at Cape Town station, waspreviously delayed when the Na-tional Economic Developmentand Labour Council (Nedlac) en-tered into negotiations with Co-satu and the Ministry of Trans-

port. “Cosatu condemns Metro-rail for the decision to proceedwith the train fare increases. Thefare increase is a double blow tocommuters in the light of the badservices that are currently beingprovidedbyMetrorail andwewillmarch in protest on 12 July,” saysCosatu provincial secretary TonyEhrenreich.

“When train services are de-layed, workers and commutersmust take buses and taxis. Thismeans extra costs on top of thecost of weekly or monthly tickets

they have already paid to useMetrorail services.”

Metrorail’s failure to delay theincrease “until the service im-proves andworkers are not preju-diced, has left Cosatu with no al-ternative but to file aClassActionsuit against them to recover thelost money for workers”, Ehren-reich says.

The increase in single ticketsrange between 50 to 80c.

Metrorail regional manager Ri-chard Walker says services willcontinue.

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Rain delaysschoolconstructionTARRENLEE HABELGAARN

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Little ones hoping to start the third termin their new classrooms will be left dis-appointed as the completion date of

construction of Heideveld Primary hasbeen delayed.Originally scheduled for completion this

month, the new building will only be readyfor occupation at the end of August.The multi-million rand project sees the

school being rebuilt from scratch.Basic education department spokesper-

son Albert Gumbo says the project that wasscheduled to be completed in the secondterm, has been delayed due to an above av-erage rainfall experienced in the region.“That coupled with the high water table

in the Cape Flats area led to delays in con-struction. Construction of Heideveld Pri-mary School started on 11 March 2013 andcompletion is planned for August thisyear,” he says.The project forms part of the Accelerated

Schools Infrastructure Delivery Initiative(Asidi).This is a national department of basic ed-

ucation intervention to build close to 500schools across the country.

“The objective of Asidi is to eradicate thebasic safety norms backlog in schools with-out water, sanitation and electricity. It willalso replace those schools constructed frominappropriatematerial such asmud, plank-ies and asbestos. The Schools Infrastruc-ture Backlog Grant funds the Asidi portfo-lio,” he explains.Asidi will be building 25 schools in the

Western Cape.“When such a project takes place, learn-

ers are moved to temporary mobile unitsand in this case, the units are situated onthe sports field. Teaching carries onthroughout the construction period andschoolmanagement is to be commended fortheir disciplined efforts inmaking sure thatthis happens,” he adds.Principal Edgar Wyngaard says teachers

have been trying to continue with teachingas best as possible but can’t wait for the up-grade to be completed.“Staff and pupils have been very patient

and have given their full cooperation dur-ing the upgrade. It has been challenging butwe are focused on the end result,” he says.“With thenewbuilding itwill create abet-

ter teaching environment. We will be ableto accommodatemore learners as the previ-ous space was not conducive to learning.

Teachers and pupils were in small spacesand a lot of our extra funds had to be usedto maintain the crumbling building.”The official openingwillmark a new start

for the school, he adds. “We will be havinga big celebration to showoff our new school.Now we will also be able to raise funds forluxuries such as smart boards and otherteaching aids to make learning interestingfor staff and pupils,” Wyngaard says.“It has lifted the spirit of everyone at the

school and we are grateful to finally havethis opportunity for our kids.”

NEW SCHOOL: Heideveld Primary School will soon open with a fully revamped interior andexterior. PHOTO: TARRENLEE HABELGAARN


Notice is hereby given in terms of section 53(3)(a) of Local Government: Municipal FinanceManagement Act, Act 56 of 2003, that the Service Delivery and Budget ImplementationPlan for the 2014/15 financial year will be available at all subcouncil offices (as listed below),libraries and the City of Cape Town’s website http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/IDP/Pages/Implementing.aspx from Monday 7 July 2014 up to and including Monday 11 August 2014.It will be available at all subcouncil offices and libraries on weekdays between 08:30and 16:30.

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RESTITUTION: NEW OFFICE OPENS IN MOWBRAY

All systems goNICOLE MCCAIN

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A n office to facilitiate thousands of landrestituation claims has opened in Mow-bray.

The land claims process opened last week, al-lowing South Africa’s victims of land dispos-session to lodge their land claims, for a periodof five years.Claimants need to apply in person, says De-

partment of Rural Development and Land Re-form regional spokesperson Vuyani Nkasayi.“Any claimants must provide a a certified

copyof your idenity, a signed letter authorisingyou to act on behalf of your family or communi-ty and signed by twowitnesses, a list of the peo-ple you represent and a letter from the Masterof the High Court if you are the executor of anestate. Alternatively, you must have a writtendecision from a community meeting, signed bythe person who facilitated the meeting, if lodg-ing on behalf of a community,” he says.District SixWorkingCommittee chairperson

ShahiedAjam saysmany families did not placeclaims during the original restitution processas themessage was not carried across the CapeFlats by mass media. In addition, many fami-lies relocated several times after the removals.This meant government was not able to easi-

ly trace them and important documentationwas lost. “Education is a big part of our work,”Ajam says. “We must teach people about theirrights and the duties of government. We wantthe people of District Six to realise their valueand their worth. True restitutionmust be prac-tised.”Claimants will have to provide certified cop-

ies of their ID and those of their parents, Ajamsays.Certified copies of anyphysical records of the

family’s address, suchasbills or school reports,must also be provided. Records can be accessedat the archives in Roeland Street or affidavitsobtained from neighbours, he says.Aprogramme is alsobeing established topro-

vide mobile units which will travel to remoteareas of the province, Nkasayi says. “In ensur-ing that we reach all corners of our communi-ties, the department will deploy mobile unitsto ensure thatwe reachevery citizenwhoquali-fies to lodge a claim.Youdonot need to pay any-one to lodge a claim as all claims will be filedelectronically,this time around.You need tocomplete the electronic form personally and onyour own behalf. Wewill come to you, through-out the province,” he says.V Claims can be lodged at the Mowbray Lodgement Cen-tre at 10 Rhodes Avenue. Office hours are Monday to Fri-day, from 8:00 to 16:30.

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Gullible children easy preyTARRENLEE HABELGAARN

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Two conmen are cashing in on Belgra-via’s naive children.

Police are urging the public thatchild trafficking is a dark reality and to bevigilant.

The pair, believed to be in their 20s, havebeen going door-to-door offering youngsterscash for their expensive toys and gadgets. Toreceive their money, children are told to ac-company the men to a remote location,which most refuse to do.

The con artists then claim to go them-selves to fetch the money, but never return.

According to police, at least 10 incidentshave been reported to the station.

Everything from scooters to video gamesare requested to be resold or exchanged fora better model.

Paulita Tobias says her son was recentlypromised cash in exchange for his skate-board. “A number of kids have fallen intothis trick over the past two months. My songave themen10 games, but didn’t receive themoney. The men said he will get the money,

but he has to go with them to a block of flatsin Kewtown,” she says.

“My son and his friends, who also gave themen of their personal possessions, felt un-safe about the situation and said they willwait at home for the money. They next daythe men returned, but once again insistedthe boys go with them. My son again re-fused.”

This may be a way for would-be kidnap-pers to lure children to a remote location,warns Athlone police spokesperson Ser-geant Zita Norman.

She confirms a number of recoveries andarrests have been made by police. “At least10 similar incidents have been reported tothe station. We have arrested one man fromAthlone who was caught with games afterbeing identified,” she says.

“It is alleged that this con is away to trafficchildren.We are asking residents to educatechildren to not speak to strangers and notto sell personal items.Weare also investigat-ing the possibility of a syndicate.”V Have you fallen victim to this con? Starting withthe word “Post”, SMS your thoughts to 32516. SMSescost R1.

BEWARE: Belgravia parents are being warned to protect their children from falling victim toscam artists. PHOTO:TARRENLEE HABELGAARN


This is a final invitation to those who wish to use the transport service for people living withdisabilities but who are currently not being accommodated, to make an appointment with thededicated therapist for an assessment.

Appointments can be made throughout the day by calling 0800 600 895.

If you have an appointment, you will be collected at home, taken to Tygerberg Hospital for theassessment, and returned home.

During the assessment the following documents must be presented:• Certified copy of your identity document• Proof of address (preferably a municipal bill)• Proof of income• Medical report

You will also be asked to complete a travel survey questionnaire, which will assist Transport forCape Town in determining the demand for the service and understanding the travel patternsof people living with disabilities.

Please note that:1. No person will be included on the database for accessible transport service

• without having gone through the assessment process• if he/she fails to submit all the required documentation mentioned above

2. The closing date is 30 November 2014, and no further assessments will be done after this date.

For more information please contact the Dial-a-Ride call centre on 0800 600 895.


ACCESSIBLE PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICE(DIAL-A-RIDE): FINAL CALL FOR ALLPEOPLE WHOSE PHYSICAL DISABILITIESRENDER THEM UNABLE TO USEMAINSTREAM PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Notice is hereby given in terms of section 53(3) (b) of the Municipal Finance ManagementAct, Act 56 of 2003, that the performance agreements of City of Cape Town section 57employees (the city manager and managers directly reporting to the city manager) for the2014/15 financial year are available for perusal on the City of Cape Town’s website:www.capetown.gov.za/en/management/pages/section-57-employees.aspx.

Copies of these are also available at the Human Resources Offices, 5th Floor (4-bay side),Cape Town Civic Centre.

Direct enquiries about the performance agreements to Charl Prinsloo on 021 400 9150 [email protected].


PUBLIC NOTIFICATION OFPERFORMANCE AGREEMENTS ANDSCORECARDS OF CITY OF CAPE TOWNSECTION 57 EMPLOYEES

The City of Cape Town intends removing the pedestrian crossing and signals, situated behindWinners Mall, which remains after the construction of a development in Merrydale Avenuebetween Lavender Road and Sunflower Close.

Pedestrian surveys reveal that very few people use this crossing.

The signals will be placed into flashing mode on 25 July 2014, whereafter the signals will bemasked out and removed on 5 August 2014.


REMOVALOF PEDESTRIAN CROSSING INMERRYDALE AVENUE BETWEEN LAVENDERROADAND SUNFLOWER CLOSE

HEIDEVELD: NEW EDUCARE OPENS TO TEARS OF JOY

A dream realisedTARRENLEE HABELGAARN

@LeeLaVidaLoca

There wasn’t a dry eye in the crowdwhen Little Bright Stars Educare wasofficially openedonFriday. TheHeide-

veld-based Early Childhood Development(ECD) centre is a dream achieved by princi-pal Grace Witbooi.Shehadbeen running the centre fromher

home but had always hoped for a proper fa-cility.“Therewas a lot of fightingwith the coun-

cil and partners and sometimes my pa-tience dried up and frustration took overbut here we are today. We are blessed andwords cannot describe how thankful weare,” she enthused.“The centre forms the foundation of serv-

ing the poor who will be the pillars in oursociety, as this is where the seeds are beingsown,” she says.“Early childhooddevelopment is vital for

our children. It will bear fruit in their livesfor many years to come. I will remain fo-cused and keep the candle of hope alive.”Witbooi welcomed everyone and thanked

them for having braved the cold weather toattend the official launch of her educare

centre.The new centre consists of four new con-

tainers which include two classrooms, akitchen and a toilet donated by BreadlineSouth Africa.The children sang the national anthem

and recited a poem in appreciation to allthose who made their new school a reality.Despite bitterly cold and windy weather,

the event was attended by officials , socialworkers fromSocialDevelopmentServices,the school’s governing body, the parents,the teachers and the local priest.Ward councillor AnthonyMoses congrat-

ulated Witbooi and continued to sing herpraises for making it possible for childrento attend such a well-structured centre.“She is a trailblazer in her own right and

she is seen as a driver in the community,”he asserts.“I amproud of this achievement andhope

that this will inspire many others in thecommunity to do the same.”“As ward councillor my job will be to

make sure that proper legislation for ECDcentres is being applied as well as to makeit appropriate for informal settlements.”V Starting with the word “Post” share your views on32516. SMSes cost R1.

SCHOOL ISCOOL: Thechildren ofthe LittleBright StarsEducarewere excited to officially opentheir school.PHOTO: TARRENLEEHABELGAARN

THE RIGHT FIT: Donations for the People’s Post Books and Board Games Drive are pouring inas readers open their hearts to this newspaper’s 67 Minutes for Mandela initiative, keepingRhodes University journalism student Tonilee Edwards and journalist Astrid Februarie busy sorting. The aim is to establish a library at the St Georges’ Girls’ Home in Wynberg. The spacefor the library will be turned into a childfriendly environment, complete with books, boardgames, puzzles and magazines. If you wish to donate books and board games still in a goodcondition, call (021) 910 6500 or email [email protected]. Playdough, colouringin books,crayons, gel pens and journals or scribblers are also welcome. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

Help find missing relativeAthlone residentWilhelmJansen is appeal-ing to anyone with information regardingthe whereabouts of his niece, YvonneJansen, to come forward.She has beenmissing for threeweeks and

is also known as Gladis. Hermother is veryill and the family would like to re-unite themother and daughter.Anyonewith information is urged to con-

tact Wilhelm on 079 563 5904.

He shoots, he scoresThe Gleemoor Baptist Church will hosttheir annual soccer school programme un-til Friday 11 July at the West End SoccerFields.The programme will run from 10:00 until

14:30 daily. There is no cost involved. Allyouhave to take along are your soccer bootsand be dressed in a tracksuit or shorts.For more information contact Mandy Al-

exander on (021) 696 4625.


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MUNICIPAL REBATES: APPLY EVERY THREE YEARS

Rates reliefDESIRÉE RORKE

@dezzierorke

A pplications for municipal rates re-bates from the City of Cape Town nowonly have to be submitted once every

three years, as opposed to annually.“This resolution was made last month in

an attempt to be more caring to the mostvulnerable residents in the city,” says fi-nance mayco member Ian Neilson.Neilson says this move will significantly

lessen the administrative burden on boththe applicants and the City.About 26 000 applications are received

each year and applicants have to providetheir identity documents, proof of income,

tax forms and three months’ bank state-ments with each application.“It is important to note that applicants

who experience a significant change (de-crease or increase) in their household in-come are still required to re-apply for a re-bate on their municipal accounts in the ap-plicable financial year,” he cautions.Those residents who have applied for a

municipal rates rebate during the 2013/14financial year and whose financial situa-tion remains unchanged, only have to re-apply for a rebate as from 1 July 2016.Pensioners and people with disabilities

with a household income of R12 000 and lessa month can apply for a rates rebate whichis applied according to a sliding scale.

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SUNNYSIDE: LITTLE ONES GET CREATIVE

A holiday treatThe school holidays have started out

sweet at the Gleemoor Baptist Churchin Sunnyside.

Girls between the ages of two and 13 got

creative at the week-long Make and BakeHoliday Club. From baking treats to sewingand crafts the children enjoyed getting theirhands dirty and making new friends.

YUM YUM: Nikita van Schalkwyk and LeighAnne Johannes.

FRIENDS: From left are Skyla Kalamdien, Zoe Petersen, Zara Arendse, ChloeJacobs and June Kuiler.

HOLIDAY FUN: Melissa Johannes (left) withBradlin van Niel.

CREATIVE: From left are Malikah Bremer, Jordan Haupt, Aqeelah Cader and Shakirah Cader.

FUN TIMES: Erin Lottering (left) and ChloePalmer.

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PEOPLE'S POST | ATHLONEThursday, 10 July 201410 CLASSIFIEDS

NOVA INSTITUTE 10X4 - 10 07 14-ill

POSITION AVAILABLE: PARTTIME SURVEY COORDINATORThe Nova Institute NPC will be conducting a series of surveys and health studies in Milnerton, Khayelitsha and Oudtshoorn during theperiod 2014 to 2016 and is in need of a survey coordinator to oversee the fieldwork. The fieldwork will include both a household surveyand collection of samples from participants at selected schools. Fieldwork will be carried out by trained field workers and the samplingby registered nurses. The responsibilities of the survey coordinator will be to oversee the liaison with local stakeholders, to assist in therecruitment of local fieldworkers, organise the logistics around their training and oversee the day to day execution of householdinterviews and sampling at schools. The survey coordinator will also be responsible to quality control interviews with a sample ofrespondents.

The successful candidatemust have an unendorsed drivers licence, be fluent inmore than one South African language, have the abilityto effectively lead andmanage three teams of 4 - 6 field workers and have the ability to engage with a variety of stakeholders includinghouseholds, education officials, local organisations, government officials and NGOs. The candidate must furthermore have basiccomputer skills and be able to do basic administration and quality control accurately and diligently.

The ideal candidate is a reliable and emotionally mature person for whom service to the community is an important motivation andwho can manage her / his time effectively. The candidate must be willing to travel to Oudtshoorn, Milnerton and Khayelitsha. Workexperience in health- or teaching sectors and experience of community projects is a definite advantage.

The position of survey coordinator is a part-time position spanning three years. The employment period per year is dictated bythe study activities.

Please submit inquiries or a detailed CV to:Mr Hendrik SnymanNova project managerEmail: [email protected]: 084 240 0634Fax: 086 538 7958

The final date for CV submission is 18 July 2014 at 10:00am.

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Bergvliet resident Sarah Keyte will repre-sent SA at theMediterranean Cup in Greecein September.The pair usually train for three hours,

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Club and are coached by Sue Manners-Wood, the national senior synchronisedswimming coach.She believes the duo is headed straight for

the top of the sport.“They have won their duet in every age

group theyhave competed in throughout theyears,” she says. “They have also been iden-tified by Swimming SouthAfrica as the duetto take over from the current SA senior duet.They have been identified to compete at theCommonwealth Games in Durban in 2020and are being groomed for that competi-tion.”Petersen andKeyte qualified for theMedi-

terranean Cup with a score of 6.3 out of 10at theNationalChampionships inApril. Thepair win gold at the championships.Theywill compete against the sport’smost

elite under-16 teams at the competition. Theworld’s top three sides, Russia, Spain andChina will also be in attendance.But a lack of facilities, finances and regu-

lar competition against top oppositionmeans the girls have virtually no hope ofbringing home a medal, but Manners-Woodhas set her students a different goal.“I look at it in terms of score. I would like

to see the girls improve on the score theyachieved at the National Championships,”she says.“I would ideally like to see my girls get be-

tween 6 and 6.5, which would mean they arevery competent. That would be a goodachievement. I’m also being conservative,because I think they can get 6.8 or 7.”V Petersen, Keyte and the six other members of theteam will each have to pay R30 000 to attend thetournament. Anyone able to assist the team withsponsorship should call Francis Keyte, convenor ofWestern Province Synchronised Swimming, on072 775 2772.

IN SYNC: Athlone’s TatumLee Petersen andBergvliet resident Sarah Keyte will represent SAin synchronised swimming at the MediterraneanCup in Greece in September. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

PILE UP: Western Province under21 player EW Viljoen (with the ball) collides with twoBoland under21 players during a friendly match at City Park on Saturday. Province won4519. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

CT Marathon aims for new heightsA recently sealed naming rights sponsor-ship could see the Cape Town Marathon be-come Africa’s first World Marathon Majors(WWM) event.WWM currently consists of the six largest

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lam working with us to realise the potentialof this very special event,” Meyer says.“We offer contestants the largest sum of

prize money for a South African standardmarathon,with cash prizes exceedingR1,6m– in line with international city marathonbenchmarks and a requirement to be consid-ered for WMM and IAAF membership.”The race is jointly hosted by the City of

Cape Town, Western Province Athletics(WPA) and ASEM Running.This year the 42.2km marathon race will

be the culmination of a festival of running.It will feature in a 10km Peace Run, a 4.2kmPeaceRun, twoPeaceTrailRuns, aPeaceRe-lay and a Peace Mile Race.SanlamCEOYegsRamiah says the compa-

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andwithin everyone’smeans.By its veryna-ture, it requires determination, dedicationand the belief that a lot can come from verylittle,” he says.“Webelieve an event suchas thiswill have

a real and positive influence by enablingpeople to live their best possible lives. Welook forward to a long and positive associa-tion with the CT Marathon.”Themarathon will take place on Saturday

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Coke Cup action this weekendLIAM MOSES

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The Coca-Cola Cup’s two previouswinners both firedwarning shotsat their rivals when they bull-

dozed into the last 32 of this year’scompetition.Hanover Park FC won the tourna-

ment in 2012, but were knocked out inthe quarter-finals by a youthful Mi-lano side last year.Jordan Callies then shocked local

football fans by knocking out Milanoin the semi-finals and went on to beatSporting United 4-3 to take the spoils.Both Hanover Park and Callies sig-

nalled their intention to challenge forthe title again this year, when they re-corded emphatic wins in the round of64 on Sunday.Hanover Park, also champions in

2009, thrashed Maitland’s Saxon Rov-ers 4-0 at the BlueDownsSports Complex, whileCallies eased past FCMi-mosa with a 3-0 win.The two former cham-

pionswill advance to theround of 32 which al-ready shows a strongfield, although theall theteams have not been de-cided. Central FC andRygate Local FootballAssociation’s (LFA)Junction Rovers, the re-spective champions and

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runners-up in 2011, also confirmedtheir places. Central knocked outStephanians-Ottery with a 2-1 win,while Rovers beat Cape District LFA’sRC Athletico 2-1.Several other sides from the South-

ern Suburbs have also booked theirspots in the last 32 of Cape Town’s pre-mier amateur football tournament.Wynberg St John’s beat Bellville

United 2-1, Island Rovers knocked-outSouth Peninsula LFA’s Milano United3-2 and Glendene United edged RisingStars 4-3.Peninsula United were 4-2 victors

over Liverpool FC, Celtic AFC beatBarcelona FC by the same score-lineand Mitchell’s Plain’s MorgensterUnited beat Manenberg’s Young Idols3-2.South Peninsula LFA’s Heath Ath-

letic edgedMitchell’s Plain side Stand-ards United 3-2, Silver Spurs thrashed

Kuils River FC 4-1 and DevonshireRovers breezed past Titans FC with a3-0 win.Chelsea FC came out on top in a der-

by against Rygate LFA rivals Brideg-town United, winning 5-2 to advance.Heavy rains saw eight games sched-

uled for play at the BonteheuwelSports Complex on Sunday cancelled.Those games will take place at thesame venue this Sunday.Seven Southern Suburbs sides can

still qualify for the round of 32.Retreat’s Greenwood Athletic,

Grassy Park’s Crusaders AFC, Mitch-ell’s Plain’s Liverpool-Portlands andBeaconPirates, SantosAFC, South Pe-ninsula LFA’s Ariel Spurs and Ath-lone-Heideveld LFA’s Everton Unitedare all still in the running.Sunday’s fixtures will take place in

two batches, with four games kicking-off at 13:30 and four at 15:30.

AERIAL BATTLE: FC Mimosa player Sinoxolo Macekiswanag (left) andJordan Callies’ Brandon April challenge for a high ball during the CocaCola Cup round of 64 in Manenberg on Sunday. Callies, the defendingchampions, won 30 to advance to the last 32.PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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