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A

fter years of strained relationships

with the tenants of its properties

around Cape Town, Communicare is

upgrading its housing units.

Communicare is a company that rents out

low cost housing. Earlier this year they

started operating a call centre and did a ten-

ant survey. Now they are on a month-long

drive to upgrade their units.

Andr Havenga, a long-term tenant of

Communicare, says he welcomes the up-

grading because some of the units have not

been serviced in 20 years. It is about time.

They are charging huge amounts for the

units so it is only fair that they fix problems.

I hope that this drivewill be not be a once-off

event. Communicare needs to take care of its

tenants, says Havenga.

Havenga has been part of an organisation

that has taken Communicare to court over

various issues over the years.

Communicare calls its service drive Oper-

ation Fix-it and for the nextmonth they plan

to go to all theirunits inorder tohelp tenants

with problems.

According toMichelleMatthee, stakehold-

er relations and advocacy officer at Commu-

nicare, they listened to their tenants.

We will be visiting all our complexes to

assist tenants with all the odds and ends we

know they want fixed. Whether they have a

leaky tap, a creaky gate or a loose door han-

dle, we will fix it. The Fix-it team began the

maintenance drive on 30 June and itwill run

until 5 August.

Our maintenance team and support staff

have set up a conveniently located station at

each of the complexes where they can report

amaintenance problem. If theyhave already

logged a case with the call centre, they can

bring their case number and we will attend

to it on the day, says Matthee.

To datemore than 100maintenance issues

have been attended to.

This has been a really positive experi-

ence thus far enabling not only our mainte-

nance staff, but general support staff and

managers to actively engage face-to-face

with our tenants, says Matthee.

HOUSING: COMMUNICARE PLANS WELCOMED

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Di waarskuwing kom n n man onlangs

deur kapers oorval is nadat hy hulle n ryge-

leentheid aangebied het.

Volgens kapt. Wayne Theunis het die drie

verdagtes die eienaar van n wit Mercedes

Benz vir die rygeleentheid gevra en hom toe

met n mes gedreig.

Hulle het toe die eienaar van die motor

gedwing omna sy huis te ry waar hulle elek-

triese ware gesteel het, s Theunis. Die ka-

perswas ooknie lankopvrye voet voorhulle

vasgetrek is nie. Ao. Jacques Pieters en

konstt. Thabo Lesiea en Nkukulelo Jele het

gereageer op n oproep dat daar n verdagte

Mercedes in Surreystraat is. Hulle het ont-

hou dat daar vroer die dag n Mercedes in

Parow gekaap is en het dadelik na Surrey-

straat gejaag.

Onderweg daarheen het hulle verneem

dat die drie verdagtes uit die motor geklim

het en in die rigting van Voortrekkerweg

stap. Die drie onderskeidelik 24, 25 en 30

jaar oud is in hegtenis geneem en het op

aanklagte van kaping en inbraak in die hof

verskyn, s Theunis.

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Golding Properties is hosting a street store

and collecting warm clothing, blankets,

shoes, food and other items for the home-

less.

The street store is taking place on Satur-

day 16 July at the Elim Night Shelter in El-

sies River.

Thanks to the generosity of local resi-

dents, last years event was a huge success,

and we are hoping this year to also make

a difference during these cold winter days

and nights, says Charlton Williams, Pam

Golding Properties area principal in the

Goodwood, Athlone and Belhar areas.

In addition to handing out donated items

of clothing and blankets on the day, we will

also be providing the homeless with food

and hot beverages. Anyone who can assist

with donations is asked to drop these off at

our Goodwood office at Unit 3, The Boule-

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until 17:00 today (Wednesday 13 July), or al-

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Upset over waste facility

ANDR BAKKES

@andrebakkes

O

perations at the De Grendel solid

waste drop-off facility inParowNorth

will be inspected by the City of Cape

Town following complaints about the newly

appointed contractor.

Waste-Mart has been awarded the con-

tract after the application for extension by

the most recent contractor, SA Metal, had

been denied.

Now, since the beginning of this month,

peoplewhowant to drop off garden or build-

ing waste have been told to dump it in the

corner somewhere, because there arent

enough skips, and those precious fewwhich

are on site are usually filled to the brim.

TygerBurger spoke to some of the irate

workers on site this week after a reader

phoned the newspaper to complain about

the pitiful service he has had to endure.

One of these workers, who prefers to re-

main anonymous, elaborates: It used to be

so beautiful here! Everything was working

smoothly. You must wait very long for the

trucks to collect the bins when theyre full.

The dump site was always clean. Now there

is a huge shortage of bins here, so what are

we supposed to tell the public?

A regular user of the facility, Charl Cil-

liers, says the facility is 100% worse than

ever before. I never used to have problems

coming here. Now the operations are poor

beyond belief! The containers are always

full, he states.

There used to be more than 20 skips on

site, but now the emptiness of the ghost

drop-off facility leaves the impression of a

failed operation.

SAMetals Kobus Prinsloo says they have

several other contracts for similar facilities

in the northern suburbs, but what he finds

strange is that the current contractor,

Waste-Mart, also has experience in manag-

ingdrop-off sites, because theyare in charge

of all the dump sites in the southern sub-

urbs.

We always do our best to provide a ser-

vice to the City and to the residents, says

Prinsloo.

We believe it is important for the public

to have a convenient and clean place where

they can go to dispose of their garden refuse

and rubble. During peak months, such as

December,wehad to call inmore trucks and

trolleys to ensure thebins are emptyand the

site is clean. The cleanliness is especially

important at De Grendel, because there are

rats something that could get out of hand

if it is not maintained, he elaborates.

From more than 20 skips, the site now

boasts less than eight.

We only have onemixed bin and one rub-

ble bin, says one of theworkers. There are

no green bins and no wood bins! Before this

company took over we had four green bins

and six rubble bins. The people who show

up get unbelievably upset when they dont

have a place to dump. We were told to tell

them that they should dump in the corner

somewhere.

When TygerBurger was there this week

some of the corners were full of rubble

something unheard of in the preceding

years.

Councillor Leonore van der Walt and the

City of Cape Town say they are investigat-

ing the matter and will take action where

needed.

TheCity also asks users to be patientwith

the new contractor, with teething problems

bound to occur in the beginning.

The only comment Waste-Marts Paul

Jafta was prepared to give at this stage was

that they were busy sorting it out and

more bins were on its way.

Rubble and garden refuse lying strewn in the corner at the De Grendel solid waste dropoff facility in Parow North. The company contracted by

the City of Cape Town has to date not lived up to its predecessor, according to regular users and staff working there.

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B

urgundy Estate and Summer

Greens were in the news for all the

wrong reasons recently when six

residents were arrested on Thursday last

week for their al-

leged involvement in

an online dating

scheme. The sus-

pects, aged between

27 and 37, appeared

in the Cape Town

Magistrates Court

the next day and

have since been or-

dered to be trans-

ferred in custody to Gauteng where they

will appear in the Pretoria North Magis-

trates Court on Friday 15 July.

It is alleged that a South African and

five Nigerians targeted unsuspecting

women online and then conned them out

of thousands of rands. Hawks spokesper-

son Captain Lloyd Ramovha elaborates:

The 31-year-old South African woman,

suspected to have been the one who

cashed out all the moneymarket transac-

tions deposited by victims, was found

with R50 000 in cashwhen shewas arrest-

ed. Thus far the seven victims who have

come forward have been conned out of a

combined amount of close to R400 000.

He says ongoing investigations into the

online dating scam led authorities to ar-

rest two suspects in Burgundy Estate and

the rest in Summer Greens.

The suspects would create fake ac-

counts on online dating sites to lurewom-

en. They would chat with the victims for

a while before starting to come up with

different scenarios which would see

women depositing or transferringmoney

to the banking details which the suspects

would have pro-

vided, he says.

More victims

are expected to

come forward,

with the net of

deceit stretch-

ing further than

currently be-

lieved. Ramov-

ha says anyone

who has been duped out of money this

way should contact the police.

This latest case of suspected online dat-

ing deception follows on another, also

committed by a Nigerian man last year.

In that case theman targeted vulnerable

victims for grooming before asking for

money for false emergencies. In his pro-

files he claimed to be wealthy and able to

repay monies advanced. The profiles in-

cluded photographs and personal infor-

mation. There has since been a series of

court cases which dealt with other online

dating scam incidents.

In almost every incident of this type of

crime over the last few years, a foreign

national was the main suspect or one of

the suspects.Most of these types of crimes

are built around establishing the trust of

the victim before asking for money.

Cops clampdown

on dating scams

GoodwoodPolice arrested a suspect trying

to steal a wheel from a car.

On Monday 4 July at 13:00 Sergeant An-

dr Brandt and Constable Anthea Mill-

ward responded to a theft frommotor vehi-

cle in progress complaint in Caledon

Street.

According to information, the owner of

anAlfa Romeo sawhowa suspect removed

one wheel from his vehicle.

He pointed out the yard where the sus-

pect ran into.

The officers searched the yard and saw

howthe suspect jumpedonto the roof of the

house and fled. After a short chase the offi-

cers arrested the suspect and the stolen

wheel was recovered.

The 22-year-old resident of Goodwood

appeared in the Goodwood Magistrates

Court on a charge of theft frommotor vehi-

cle.

Wheel thief nabbed

A pamphlet calling for homosexuals and

non-Muslims to be killed was recently dis-

tributed at an unnamed Parow night club

that caters mainly for gay patrons.

The origin of the pamphlet is being rig-

orously investigated by Parow police, and

according to reports a private investigator

has also been called to action by a Rylands

businessman, whose name appeared on

the pamphlet. He has since claimed this is

not the first incident where his name was

listed on similar flyers distributed by

someone who is unhappy about a property

he is linked to.

The flyer calls for people to join our lat-

est crusade and sponsor a rocket to kill

non-Muslims and kill all lesbians and

gays all over the world.

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dation.

Police investigate

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This year, Mandela Day starts

46664 seconds early at Snow

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July by intrepid adventurer Ry-

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The theme of the talk would be

It is only impossibleuntil youdo

it! andwith this being amessage

that is embodied in the life and

work of Nelson Mandela, it is

very appropriate.

We decided to start our recog-

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onds before the day begins in

recognition of Madibas prison

number and as a reminder of the

sacrifice he made to see change

in our country, says Mark Wil-

son of Snow World.

At 10:58 on Sunday July 17, the

doors at Snow World will open.

The first 100 people who bring a

blanket in support of the Little

Fighters Cancer Trust will get

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motivational talk.

After the talk, 45minutes of fun

in the snow and on the slides can

be had by all. This sessionwill be

open to an extra 400 people and

once again a blanket will be the

entry fee.

Little Fighters is one of the

beneficiaries of the trust, says

Louis Loubser, CMOof Fair Cape

Dairies. We have run a blanket

drive in support ofLittleFighters

for the past four years, and this

year we are excited to have the

support of Ryan Stramrood and

Snow World. Ryan is a great sto-

ryteller. He is also an inspira-

tional example of how an aver-

age Joe can step up and make a

measurable difference to the

world, and as such is a true heir

to Mandelas legacy. Our aim is

to collect at least 670 blankets for

our little cancer patients and

their families, saysMandi Eras-

mus from Little Fighters.

We are also encouraging peo-

ple to donate basic, non-perisha-

ble food so that we can provide

what is needed in the home as

well as the hospital.We are really

grateful for all the support, and

we know that the siblings of our

cancer patients, who so often

have to gowithout, will really en-

joy the fun day out.

V Call 021 556 8200 or send an email

to [email protected].

Bring blanket for free

entry at SnowWorld

SimondiumsCountryLodgewill

be celebrating Bastille Day with

their first Afri-French Ideasmar-

ket this coming weekend.

The market, held from Friday

15 July to Sunday 17 July, will

combine French flair with local

accents and visitors can sample

food and wines in the cosy ambi-

ence of the country lodge.

V Opening times are from 09:30 to

16:00 on Friday and Saturday and from

09:30 to 15:00 on Sunday. Tickets cost

R30per adult, and children under 18 en

ter free. For more information call

021 874 1046.

AfriFrench Ideasmarket at Simondium

Locals hitting a hot note

T

hree northern suburbs per-

formers will be on stage in

the Artscape Arena this

week in the Waterfront Theatre

Colleges new production Hit me

with a Hot Note.

Christelle van Niekerk from

Durbanville, Francois Wagener

fromPlattekloof andKaylee Kens-

ley from Brackenfell will be

among the students performing

from tonight (Wednes-

day) to Saturday 16 Ju-

ly.

Conceived by Delia

Sainsbury, Hit me with

a Hot Note is inspired

by the opening line of

the famous jazz song

Hitmewith aHotNote

and watch me dance!

I want to explore the

use of rhythm across a

range of dance genres,

presenting a newgener-

ation of choreogra-

phers and the growing

wealth of dance talent,

explains Delia.

HitmewithaHotNote

is designed to highlight

the well-rounded and

versatile disciplines

the theatre college of-

fers.

Paul Griffiths, part-

ner of the college, says:

The opportunity for

young artists towork in

a professional theatre

environment further

enriches the practical

training programme of-

fered by the college and

deepens the under-

standing of the work

they are training to do.

Some of the students perform-

ing inHitmewith aHot Note, such

as third year dance major Fran-

cois, have already gained experi-

ence in previous productions.

Originally from Middelburg,

Francois has performed in Dance

Me a Song, Legally Blonde (2014),

Make your Move and Pirates of

Penzance (2015).

Francois will not only be danc-

ing in this production.

As the winner of the best Jazz

Routine at theWaterfront Theatre

Colleges choreographic competi-

tion, his piece The Waterfall will

be featured in Hit Me with a Hot

Note.

Between his dance training and

studying to be a tap and modern

dance teacher, Francois won the

novice section of the choreograph-

ic competition in 2015, while this

year also saw him take home the

titles for best tap routine and best

male choreographer.

Christelle, a graduate of The

Stage PerformingArts Studio, is a

second year student at the Water-

front Theatre Collegewhere she is

studyingmodern and tap dancing.

Shes participated in and choreo-

graphed for a number of the col-

leges previous pro-

ductions.

Kaylee Kensley

completed two years

at the UCT School of

Dance as a degree stu-

dent and is now a first

year at theWaterfront

Theatre School.

Shemajors in dance

and musical theatre

and has taken part in

various performances

including the Baxter

Dance Festival in 2014

as well as showcasing

her own choreogra-

phy.

In addition to high-

lighting the best of the

colleges dance facul-

ty, Hit me with a Hot

Note is a fundraising

event for the Water-

front Theatre Col-

leges bursary fund

which helps support

young artists who

may not have the re-

sources to access fur-

ther training.

All proceeds from

the showgo to funding

a future generation of

dance practitioners.

V Hit me with a Hot Note

will be staged from Wednesday 13 to

Saturday 16 July at 20:00 with a 15:00

matinee show on Saturday. Tickets cost

R120 from Computicket or from Art

scape DialaSeat on 021 421 7695.

Francois Wagener (right) from Plattekloof will be performing

in Simone Marshalls Cant Hold Us with Liam Gillespie (can

come out of caption and photo) and Nadine Suliaman.

Canal Walk has issued a challenge

calling for participation and food

can collections in support of build-

ing Africas largest mosaic to help

feed minds and bodies.

On Madibas birthday each year,

South Africans are called to unite

and give at least 67 minutes of their

time to social investment, as Man-

dela Day and the 67 years of public

service he gave for social justice are

celebrated.

In this spirit, Canal Walk Shop-

ping Centre and Leap Science and

Maths Schools are partnering to

build a massive canned food mosaic

of the Mandela Day logo onMonday

18 July.

Businesses and the public are in-

vited and challenged to join in and

support this event through fund-

raising, donations of food cans and

volunteering to build the mosaic.

Using 6700 kilograms of food cans,

participants will build a massive

mosaic spanning eight by 16 metres

in the form of the iconic Mandela

Day logo.

It will be a huge undertaking

needing many hands, lots of energy

and 17 000 cans of food.

There will be four time slots

where volunteer teamswill spend 67

minutes per session constructing

the mosaic using the donated food

cans.

To maintain the excitement and

motivate teams the Leapmass choir

will perform livemusic and dancing

in honour of Nelson Mandela, and

sharemore about the social develop-

ment projects Leap learners and

teachers are engaged in.

VFormore information visit theCanalWalk

Facebook page.

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business break-in in progress in Voor-

trekker Road, Goodwood.

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saw movement under a pool table. When

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ie oudste interskole-rugbywedstryd in

die noordelike voorstede vind weer op

30 Julie plaas endaarheers groot opge-

wondenheid onder leerders van die hor-

skole President en J.G. Meiring.

Vanjaar is die 29ste keer sedert 1988 wat

di twee skolemekaar gaan pak. Hulle neem

in verskeie sportsoorte deel, maar dit is ge-

woonlik die rugbywedstryde wat die groot-

ste aftrek kry.

Arthur Reichhardt, hoofafrigter van Pre-

sident se eerste rugbyspan, s hulle hoop om

weer verlede jaar se sege te herhaal.

Verlede jaar was ons hoogs gemotiveerd

en het met 32-13 gesevier. Daarmee het ons

die nederlaag van 2014 gewreek. Vanjaar be-

leef ons n wisselvallige seisoen waarin ons

sterk spanne geklop het, maar teen kleiner,

swakker teenstanders verloor het. Ons het

n gemiddelde span teenoor die 2015-span,

wat veel beter gevaar het, maar as ons ons

sterkpunte benut, behoort ons te wen s

Reichhardt.

Hy s hulle is versigtig optimisties oor n

sege.

Joel Erasmus, J.G. Meiring se afrigter, is

n uitgeslape breier wat weet hoe omdie bes-

te uit sy spelers te haal, s Reichhardt.

Erasmus s sy span is tans beter as wat

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dent vasgeval het.

Ons beleef n baie goeie seisoen en sien

uit na die wedstryd. Voorbereiding verloop

ook baie goed en die ouens kan nie wag om

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Keanon McCarthy, wat baie goeie rugby

speel. Hy is sterk en ons sal so veel moontlik

van hom gebruik om oor die voordeellyn te

kom, s Erasmus.

Die interskole word baie spesiaal vir die

leerders gemaak met die sogenaamde Groot

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Eerstespanspelers ontvang ook hul spesiale

pette van oudspelers.

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Consumer studies learners from four Cape

Town high schools got to spend a week in the

busy kitchens at GrandWest Casino where

they were exposed to the diverse aspects of

working behind the scenes in the fast-paced

hospitality industry.

The learnerswere fromGoodwoodCollege,

JGMeiringHigh, RavensmeadHigh and Sin-

ethemba High.

Heidi Edson, group social economic devel-

opment manager for Sun International, says

the initiative, A day in the life of a chef,

was organised by GrandWests social eco-

nomic development department as an exten-

sion to its consumer studies upliftment pro-

gramme.

The programme has already seen the con-

sumer studies classrooms at the four schools

upgraded to ensure better learning environ-

ments. The upgrade project included equip-

ping the classrooms with seven stoves each,

as well as crockery, cooking utensils and

fridges. Industrial tables and cupboards

were installed, while various aesthetic im-

provementswere alsomade, including fixing

the ceilings and repainting the classrooms,

Edson says.

During their week in the kitchen the 40

learners spent time in various restaurant

kitchens as well as the hotels kitchen where

they enjoyed learning about pastry making,

kitchen hygiene, catering for banquets and

other important functions.

The skills and knowledge gained will help

themtoprepare for aMasterchef competition

to be hosted by GrandWest later this year.

One of the highlights of the initiative was

the development of a 72-page recipe book to

which the learners were able to contribute.

Once completed, each school will be given

80 copies of the recipe book to sell in aid of

further equipping the consumer studies

classrooms at their schools.

Edson says the culinary industry, like

many industries, faces a skills shortage and

there is a need to attract new blood and pas-

sion to the field.

A day in the life of a chef

GrandWest chef Roxy Fabricius is shadowed by

Kean McGregor from JG Meiring High School.

L

ameez Majiet from Thornton is liv-

ing proof that hardwork pays off. At

the age of 28, this City of Cape Town

employee has become one of the young-

est individuals to have completed her

Masters degree in business administra-

tion

Lameez spent most of her childhood

years in Portlands, Mitchells Plain and

Heideveld.Growingup in a familywhere

her mom and dad were blue-collar work-

ers meant they all had to work really

hard for everything thatwas needed. She

knew from an early age that she and her

siblings would have to make the most of

public schooling. At the time, the

thought of attendingauniversity seemed

nothing more than a distant dream.

Aside from the high cost to attend uni-

versity, the Majiet siblings had to work

to help supplement the family income.

She has been with the City of Cape

Town for just over four years and is

quick to point out that this degree does

not signal the end of her academic jour-

ney. Lameez has every intention of pur-

suing a Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD)

degree in business administration in the

not too distant future.

Currently working in the information

services and technology department,

Lameez would like to pursue a career as

a SAP software analyst within the City

of Cape Town.

Lameez is wise beyond her years and

has some words of wisdom for her peers:

My advice to young people is that they

need to go out and look for opportunities,

especially educational opportunities.

Each one of us needs to take responsibili-

ty and do something positive with our

lives. Being able tomake a success of our

lives is the best gift we can give our par-

ents and grandparents who fought for us

to be free and to get a quality education.

Most importantly, surround yourself

with peoplewhoare positive andprovide

the support needed to accomplish your

goals, says Lameez.

Citys Mayco member for corporate

services and compliance, Xanthea Lim-

berg, congratulated Lameez on her

achievement at such a young age. Her

focus andwill to succeed should be an in-

spiration to her peers. Quite oftenwe see

young people succumbing to peer pres-

sure for the wrong reasons and in some

cases straying away towards social ills.

My challenge to them is to follow Lam-

eezs example. The opportunities are

plenty you just need to find them and

pursue what is of interest to you.

Lameez is among a group of 161 gradu-

ates who were recently awarded certifi-

cates of recognition for different levels of

qualification.

Young City worker

completes degree

Former minister of finance, Trevor Manuel,

congratulates Lameez Majiet on obtaining

her degree.

A past pupil of the Hugo Lambrechts Cen-

tre, violinist Jeffrey Armstrong (19), will be

one of themain attractions at the upcoming

SA National Youth Festival concert, which

will be held at the centres auditorium on

Saturday (16 July) at 19:00.

He will play a solo with the National

Youth Orchestra.

Hundreds of young musicians audition

for a covetedplace in theNationalYouthOr-

chestra, and a select few are chosen to form

the green and gold national team each year.

The orchestras programme includes

Mahlers glorious Fifth Symphony andBen-

jamin Brittens seldom-heard Double Con-

certo forViolin andViola, writtenwhen the

composer was just eighteen. The orchestra

will be conducted by the sensational Ewa

Strusiska, a finalist and laureate at the

prestigious Gustav Mahler International

Conducting Competition in Poland.

The performance at the auditorium will

be presented in associationwithFineMusic

Radio, as part of their drive to sponsor 67

radios for beneficiaries of the Cape Town

Society for the Blind. Proceeds will go to-

wards the National Youth Orchestras bur-

sary fund, and radios sponsored by Fine

Music Radio listeners and Pick n Pay will

be handed over on the night.

V Tickets, available online from Tixsa, range from

R100 to R120.

Local to play solo for the blind


AVRIL FILLIES

T

he new manager at service organisa-

tion Mould Empower Serve (MES) in

Bellville has personally witnessed

what difference the organisation can make

in the lives of individuals.

Lilly Franks started the new challenge on

Monday 4 July. Before this, she worked at

MES in Kempton Park for six years.

I thank the Lord for the

solid foundation that Ilse

(Kemp) has laid down and I

realise that these are big

shoes to fill. Ilses passion

and dedication will definite-

ly leave a lasting footprint in

this city. I know that the

MES Cape Town staff and

supporters will miss her

dearly, but we must now

continue to change more

hearts. Togetherwe can take

this branch of MES to the

next level, she says.

For as long as she can re-

member, she had this long-

ing to reach out to people liv-

ing on the streets. Because of this longing,

she started at MES Kempton Park and be-

came a staff member. It didnt take long to

realise she wanted to work with them, espe-

cially after personally witnessing the

change in so many peoples lives.

My own heart has also been changed in

the process and it has been remarkable to

personally witness hope being rekindled,

hunger pains stilled, the lonely befriended

and peoples lives changed for the better. It

was sad forme to leave the staff and support-

ers of the MES Kempton Park as my heart

hasbeendeeply touchedbymany in the com-

munity that has taken hands to care for

those that are in need, she adds.

She is aware of all the wonderful relation-

ships that have been built in the Cape Town

community and is looking forward to being

part of the positive change that is taking

place there. I trust that I have the necessary

strength, passion and patience that is need-

ed, but I will never cease to pray for wisdom

and guidance. I have no

doubt that the Lords good-

ness and faithfulness will be

over the MES Cape Town

branch, she says.

Lilly studied BSC in mi-

crobiology and biochemis-

try and is adamant that she

will make time to go hiking

in Cape Town to experience

and explore what nature has

to offer and to absorb the

beauty of the Cape.

I firstwant to get familiar

with all the programmes and

get to know the staff well. I

have no plans to change any-

thing in the branch for the

remainder of the year. I think it will be good

to first get a clear understanding of how

things are operating before I look at chang-

ing or improving anything in the branch.

The people working at MES inspired me

to change. The values of the organisation,

commitment and passion for the poor

touched me deeply. I have this strong desire

to be of service to others and in the process

I discoveredmy true calling in life. Mywork

atMEShas givenmy life a newmeaning and

I am looking forward to the new chapter in

my life, she concludes.

NewMESmanager

excited about CT

Lilly Franks, the new manager

of MES in Cape Town.

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APPLIED SCIENCES

ND: Agriculture

ND: Agricultural Management

ND: Analytical Chemistry

ND: Biotechnology

ND: Consumer Science (Food and

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V The V&A Waterfront will be hosting

Mandela Day activities all day longs from

09:00 onwards on Monday 18 July.

Visitors to the Watershed can devote

67 minutes of their time by putting their

creativity and beading skills to work for

charitable causes in Relate Bracelets bead

ingmarathonwhile Angel Projects is setting

an Amazing Race challenge for corporate

companies. Visit www.angelprojects.co.za

for more.

V Die Moorreesburg-Funduro word Sater

dag 16 Julie ten bate van die Horskool Dirk

ie Uys aangebied. Tydens di motorfiet

spretwedren sal motorfiets en kwadfiet

sryers n veldroete van ongeveer 30 km kan

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derbaan wees. Toegangsgeld is R180 vir

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[email protected] vir meer inligting.

V The Slow Food & Wine Festival takes

place in the Robertson Wine Valley from

Friday 5 to Sunday 7 August where visitors

can experience the charm of country life

and honest, oldfashioned and rural

hospitality while interacting with wine

farmers, enjoying traditional cuisine and

learning more about wine in masterclasses

and various food and wine pairings. The

weekend will also include a family market

from 10:00 to 14:00 on Sunday. Visit

www.robertsonslow.com for more.

V Reach for a Dream will host their annual

Slipper Day on Friday 5 August. Slipper Day

stickers are available at any Pick n Pay or

Wimpy at R10, giving wearers the freedom

towear their slippers to school orwork. Visit

the Slipper Day Facebook page for more

information.

V n Senior bederfoggend met Rocco de

Villiers word op Maandag 8 Augustus vanaf

10:00 by DAria in Durbanville aangebied.

Kaartjies kos R60 en sluit koffie/tee en ver

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VGrande Provencewill celebrateWomens

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Tickets cost R650. Email events@grande

provence.co.za or call 021 876 8600 for

bookings or more information.

V The BodyWorlds Vital exhibitionwill be

on show at the V&A Waterfronts Water

shed from Tuesday 9 August to Sunday

23 October. Visitors to the exhibition are

invited to explore human anatomy,

physiology and health through around

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T

he Compassionate Friends, an organi-

sation that brings together grieving

parents, will hold their national gath-

ering at the Alta du Toit School in Kuils Riv-

er from 7 to 9 October. Registration for this

event opened this week.

With love and compassion we invite you

to join us for a weekend of sharing, support,

understanding and love in working through

our grief. Our theme is Hope. By allowing

ourselves to grieve,weallowothers to grieve

and understand the grieving process, says

coordinator Suzette Venter.

Grieving gets us through this very natu-

ral process in our individualways.With this

weekend spending time with other grievers

we create hope and understanding that, by

allowing our grief, we can heal.

Venter says they have compiled a week-

end of sharing with one another and provid-

ing a platform for members to share their

hurt and opening up in a safe environment.

There will be time to listen to each other,

be creative together, listen to various speak-

ers and enjoy light entertainment. Then, for

me the most important is that we will have

an opportunity to honour our children on

Sunday. We will light candles and do a bal-

loon release. For the brave oneswewill have

an opportunity to speak about their child or

share a piece of music or poetry to uplift

each other.

V Registrations are now open and can be obtained

by contacting Venter on their Facebook page https:/

/www.facebook.com/groups/498249993612190/

events/

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