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She hands out food to sick patients everyweek and does it because she was“called to do so”.
Freda Arends takes up her position at theLotus River Hospital in Anita Road everyweek to provide sandwiches “with nice fill-ings because I enjoy something nice on mybread too”.
And to laud her efforts and selfless acts ofphilanthropism, Arends was awarded a Civ-ic Recognition Award on Tuesday 14 June.
“It all started during 2007 when my hus-
band fell sick and I went to the hospital withhim and saw people sitting there all daywithout food. I woke up one morning and avoice came very clearly to me that said ‘gofeed my people’,” Arends says.
The God-fearing woman says she listenedto the voice that came to her and decided tostart making sandwiches for people at thehospital on days that her husband didn’teven have an appointment.
“When I started with this initiative, Iasked the hospital staff if I may hand out thesandwiches I made of two loaves of bread.They gave me the go-ahead and since thenI have been feeding patients at the hospital
on a weekly basis. For a while I even servedtea and coffee at the hospital but that did notgo too well as it wasn’t sustainable. InsteadI made big pots of soup for the patients,” shesays.
Since then, Arends has become an all toofamiliar face at the hospital.
“On some days I just felt like I didn’t knowwhere the bread would come from. Therewas a daywhere I felt so lost and didn't knowif there would be bread for the next day toserve at the hospital. Later that day a boycame up to me at home with two bags in hishands and asked me where he could findmiss Arends, and I told him he was looking
at her,” she recalls.“In the bagswere four loaves of breadwith
margarine and pilchards. He told me his dadsent him with the goods to give to me. I wasso relieved,” she says.
She recalls another incident, when she re-turned from hospital one day and her hus-band told her somebody was in the yard ear-lier.
“I went outside to inspect and on my door-step found a box with ten loaves of bread. Tothis day I still have no idea who put thatbread down there, but I am so grateful to bedoing this for the patients at the hospital,”she says.
The ward 110inaugural drillingcompetition was heldat the Retreat CivicCentre on Saturday18 June where fiveprimary schoolscompeted. HereLourier Primary pupilssalute after receivingtheir awards at theevent, which includedthe Best DressedAward. The otherfour competingschools was Delta,Hillview, Blouvlei andLevana primaryschools.
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Friday in Centurion at the Annual LocalMedia Excellence Awards for 2015.These awards have been presented under
the auspices of the Forum of CommunityJournalists for more than two decades now.People’s Post took home prizes in the fol-
lowing categories:. False Bay edition – Runner-up: Best
front page (Corporate owned free newspa-pers)
. Woodstock/Maitland edition – Runner-up: Best newspaper (Corporate owned freenewspapers)
. Tiyese Jeranji, journalist for the Con-stantia/Wynberg and Retreat editions, wasawarded a top 10 place in the Journalist ofthe Year category. Jeranji previouslyworked on the Woodstock/Maitland andClaremont/Rondebosch editions. This cate-gory is considered the most prestigiousamongst journalists.People’s Post’s sister publications in the
WP Media stable, TygerBurger and City Vi-sion, also had reason to celebrate.
. TygerBurgerTableView–Winner:Bestfront page (Corporate owned free newspa-pers)
. Stehan Schoeman in top 10 of categoryWriting: Sport
. Sport photos: Stehan Schoeman – 7th
. Hard news photos: Carina Roux – 5th &6th
. Feature photos: Carina Roux – 4th, 6th& 7th
. Mbongiseni Maseko of City Vision in
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Awards pits local and community newspa-pers from all over the country and acrossall media houses against each other toaward the best of the best in the country.
Smiling fromear to ear atthe AnnualLocal MediaExcellenceAwards heldlast Fridayin Centurionare from theleft BenBurger(People’sPost),Marita Meyer(GroupEditor: WPMedia) andCecilia Hume(Editor:People’sPost).PHOTO:ISABEL VENTER
Show an elderly superhero, who goesabove and beyond to make a difference intheir community, how much you valuewhat they are doing by nominating themfor a Community Champions EldersAward.The first People’s Post SpecSaversCom-
munity Champions Elders Award is set totake place on International Older PersonsDayon1October.Theawardsaims tohon-our these elder gems who, despite theirage, are still going out of their way tomake a difference in the lives of othersand continue to service their community.Elder citizens from anywhere in the
Cape who are making a difference in thelives of others can be nominated in twoage categories – 70-80 and 80 plus.Nominations for the awards close on 20
July.A panel of judges consisting of repre-
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rum, People’s Post and its sister publica-tions, TygerBurger and City Vision, willselect three finalists in each category.Finalists will be notified by 15 August
and will thereafter be featured in People’sPost.
The winner in each category will be an-nounced at a special High Tea held on 1October on International Older PersonsDay. Wonderful prizes will be awarded toshow the appreciation and affirmation toour three finalists in each categoryaswellas the peoplewhonominated thewinners.V Nomination forms can be downloaded fromwww.specsavers.co.za or the People’s Post Facebook page. Nomination forms are also available atthe offices of People’s Post in Bellville and the following SpecSavers stores: Blue Route Mall Wynberg, Maynard Mall, Cavendish Square, Rondebosch, Cape Town Station, Kenilworth Centre, Promenade, Westgate Mall, Khayelitsha, Gugulethu,Zevenwacht, Tygervalley, N1 City, Bayside, ParowCentre, Canal Walk and CapeGate.V The completed forms can be submitted by emailto [email protected], faxed to 021 910 6501,delivered to People’s Post, 3rd floor, BloemhofBuilding, 112 Edward Street, Tygervalley, Bellville orvia post to P.O. Box 747, Bellville, 7535.
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The liquor license application for New Lo-tus Liquors was received at the Rondev-
lei Subcouncil last week.However, the application was denied at
the subcouncil meeting on Tuesday 14 June.People’s Post previously reported on the
“controversial plans” to open a liquor storeopposite a school and with two churches inclose proximity (“Noses up to liquor store”,19 January).
Owner Sholom Davidson previously at-tended publicmeetings to inform residentsof his intended business venture.However, residents would not have it,
saying they did notwant the establishmentbecause it would “exacerbate the social illsin the area”.Davidson is the owner of the tuckshop
across the street from Perivale Primary,where he intends for the liquor store to be.Perivale Primary principal Denzil van
Graan told People’s Post his main concernwith this applicationwas the effect itwould
have on pupils at his school.Due to the lack of support from the commu-
nity and considering the establishment beingsituated opposite the school and close to pla-ces of worship, ward councillor Leslie Isaacssays in his motivation that they would notsupport the application.Since Davidson inidcated he intended to
open a liquor store on the corners of ZeekoeRoad and 1st Avenue, residents drew up andsigned petitions to show their aversion to theliquor outlet.Applicant ShalomDavidson did not wish to
comment on the matter at the time of goingto print, saying he was “given an incorrectdate of when the subcouncil meeting wouldtake place”.“The councillor gave me a date for Thurs-
day 23 June. So they obviously held thismeetingwith no proper representation frommy side. I can’t comment without having allthe facts at hand because nobody has eventold me yet about the application not beingsupported at subcouncil.”Isaacswas alsonot present at the subcoun-
cil meeting due to medical reasons.
The liquor license application for New Lotus Liquors trading as Frozen Foods on the corners ofZeekoe Road and 1st Avenue has been denied after sub council heard the item at Rondevleisub council on Tuesday 14 June. The application was denied after lack of public support.
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The City of Cape Town is preparing to trackdown and prosecute callers who abuse its107 Public Emergency CommunicationCentre number.
According to a statement released lastweek, of the 532 682 calls answered by emer-gency operators in 2015, 102 217 (or 20%)were prank calls.
An analysis of the monthly statistics re-veals an average of just over 8500 prankcalls a month, with spikes experienced inJanuary, April and August.
According to Mayco member for safetyand security, JP Smith, the calls range fromemergency hoaxes to the vilest verbalabuse.
“More disturbingly: calls of a very per-verse nature. It is unacceptable that our op-erators, who are there to do a very seriousjob, have to endure this type of abuse withno recourse except to cut the call.
“It is also very unfair and potentially life-threatening to people with real emergen-cies who cannot get through or who arekept waiting because pranksters are clog-ging the lines.”
He says while children are routinelyblamed for prank calls, experience hasshown that a number of adults also abusethe system, often for sexually explicit calls.
Calls to the 107 line are free from a Telk-om landline as well as via the 112 numberused by cellphone networks.
While some prank calls are made fromprivately owned landlines, many use pub-lic telephones at shops and in other publicspaces.
“Our system allows us to pick up exactlywhere the call is coming from, but it’stricky when the perpetrator is using a pub-lic telephone.
“However, many abusive calls come fromlandlines and cellphones. I have instructedthe City’s Special Investigations Unit to ex-tract information on the top 10 habitual of-fenders and lay charges in terms of nation-al legislation that declares such prank andhoax calls to an emergency call centre anoffence. A few well-publicised convictionswill serve as a good deterrent if we can getthem.”
Potential criminal charges would be de-termined by the nature of the call andwhether it is an abusive prankster or peo-ple reporting fake emergencies, and couldinclude crimen injuria, intimidation andattempting to defeat the administration ofjustice.
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Residents of various communities havereceived lauding for their magnificent
efforts in uplifting their neighbourhoods.The Rondevlei Subcouncil held their Civ-
ic Awards ceremony at the Lotus River sub-council chambers on Tuesday 14 June.
Community workers from wards 66 and65 in Grassy Park and Lotus River receivedtheir certificates from ward councillorsMelanie Arendse, William Akim and LeslieIsaacs in his absence.
Subcouncil chairperson Monty Oliversays the people who received awards were“well-meaning individuals”.
“As councillors of our various wards, wecannot always be everywhere, and these arethe people who assist in that regard as well,”Oliver says.
“It is good that the public holds us ac-countable for the work we do in our commu-nities but sometimes the task can becometaxing and this is where these well-meaningindividuals come in.”
Arendse adds that those she worked withwere “tough” but she remains grateful forthe work done by them in the community.An example of this is Yasmine Abrahams,who feeds 2000 people every week, and Dom-inique Booysen, who assists civic based or-ganisations in fighting for services for back-yard dwellers.
Well-meaning citizens awarded
Ward 66 award winners stand proudly with their certificates after an awards ceremony heldat Rondevlei Subcouncil on Tuesday 14 June. Pictured, from left, are Yasmine Abrahams,subcouncil 18 chairperson Monty Oliver, Eleanor Abrahams, Paul Philips, Eleanor September,Dominique Booysen, ward 66 councillor Melanie Arendse and proportional representativecouncillor William Akim. PHOTOS: CHEVON BOOYSEN
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A portion of land in Ottery will soon beleased to a resident after a decision to
have the land leased was supported by theRondevlei Subcouncil on Tuesday 14 June.
Erf 1074, on the corners of Ottery and Thi-ele roads, will now be leased to Rokayda vander Westhuizen to ensure her property is se-cured.
No objections were received and wardcouncillor Melanie Arendse echoed thatVan der Westhuizen complained about safe-ty and security concerns due to the openfield adjacent to her home.
“An application was received from Vander Westhuizen for the lease of the land forsecurity purposes. (She) reported that shefeels unsafe as taxis and cars use the openpiece of land adjacent to her home as a
drive-through. As she is a widow and livingalone she feels if the subject land is closedoff it will give her a greater sense of securi-ty,” the motivation reads.
The land will be leased to Van der West-huizen at an annual tariff, City land will bebetter utilised and the leasing of the landwill relieve council of the burden of themaintenance of the land, the motivationread.
A resident who lives near the residencein Thiele Road, who did not want to benamed out of fear of reprisal, says he hasseen how the open land is used as a shortcutfor cars and taxis.
“I’m glad to hear Van der Westhuizen ap-plied to have the piece of land put in hername so she can have it closed up. It defi-nitely will be a lot more safer for her andthe road users will be forced to comply withtraffic regulations,” he says.
An informal event to educate parents onhome birthing will be held on Sunday 10July.
South Africa has one of the highest cae-sarean rates in the world. It is estimatedan average of 70% of expecting mothersin private hospitals give birth via caesar-ean. This translates to a caesarean ratebetween 10 and 15%.
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Kissing dangerous driving goodbyeSAMANTHA LEE
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Wearing a seatbelt can save your life.This is the powerful message behind
a graphic and controversial advertisementthat recently aired as part of a governmentcampaign.The First Kiss campaign advertisement
first aired in March and has since hadscreenings in cinema, online and on TV.Although the initial airing has ended, the
Western Cape Government is continuingtheir billboard and online advertising.Provincialminister for transport and pub-
lic works, Donald Grant, and Safely Homerecently discussed the successes of the ad-vertising campaign.Grant says there has been a 27.5% in-
crease in overall seatbelt compliance and forthe month of May passenger fatalities havebeen down 30% in comparison to 2014 and2015 figures.“[The advertisement] First Kiss was re-
leased in March as part of Safely Home’s#BeTheChange themed period on the roadsafety calendar. At the core of the campaignis a hard-hitting TV commercial showingthe consequences of not buckling up. Thecommercialwaswidelypraised for its excep-tional quality, and won two advertising in-dustry awards within weeks of release. Itwas also subject to heated public discussionboth for and against, with criticism levelledat the graphic portrayal of the consequencesof reckless road-user behaviour,” saysGrant.International best practice and in-depth
research into local audience perceptionsdrove the development and production ofthe advertisement, with an impact assess-ment component built into the project.“The assessment of the campaign’s impact
has proven that the scientific, evidence driv-en methodologies employed to create FirstKiss really work, especially when they arefused with the creative vision of our teamat Y&R and Egg Films,” says Grant.The advertisement was informed by four
seatbelt compliance surveys at four majorintersections in Cape Town prior to launchof the ad.These surveys were “snap counts”, which
entails actual observation of driver and pas-senger behaviour, not from self-reported be-
haviour.“These surveys, based on observation of
vehicle occupants, found an overall compli-ance of 40%. Six weeks into the campaign,these four surveyswere repeatedat the sameintersections. Over time it was found thatoverall compliance went up to 51% – an in-crease of 11 percentage points over the pre-campaign surveys,” says Grant.This translates to the 27.5% improvement
overall.“By far themost impressive improvement
was in rear-seat compliance, which shot upan astonishing 161.5%,” says Grant.The four intersections chosen as part of
the survey were in Mitchell’s Plain, theCBD, Bellville and Khayelitsha.These intersectionswere on the corners of
Christiaan Barnard Street and Hertzog Bou-levard in the CBD, Spine Road and AZ Ber-man Drive in Mitchell’s Plain, Spine Roadand Govan Mbeki Drive in Khayelitsha andVoortrekker and De La Rey roads in Bell-ville.Siphesihle Dube, spokesperson for the
minister, says: “The intersections chosenare among the busiest intersections in theCity, seeing high traffic volumes at peaktimes.”Dube adds the graphic nature of the adver-
tisement was necessary and has had the de-sired effect.“The advertisement was made to depict
the most accurate account of the daily hor-ror on our roads. Crashes are by nature hor-
rific and gruesome, and result in serious in-jury and death. The advertisement has re-ceivedwide-ranging support for its boldnessand accuracy in showing the very seriousconsequences of not wearing a seat belt inyour vehicle,” he says.The results of the second snap surveywere
conducted on Tuesday 3 May from 07:30 to09:00 and then again from 16:00 to 17:30.The second survey saw 1226 vehicles
checked, totalling 2399 occupants.Vehicles checked included cars, SUVs,
minivans,metered taxis, buses, vans, trucksand single- and double-cab bakkies.Passengers included children, adults and
passengers in the front and back seats of acar.In Mitchell’s Plain 310 cars were checked,
308 in the CBD, 305 in Khayelitsha and 303vehicles were checked in the northern sub-urbs. Most of the vehicles checked were alsohatchbacks and sedans.The release sees an increase predominant-
ly in driver compliance with 56% of driversbuckling up, 48% of front passengers buck-ling up and 34% of back seat passengersbuckling up.The CBD saw a 66% overall compliance
with 71% of drivers, 57% of front passengersand 47% of back passengers being compli-ant.InMitchell’s Plain therewas a 42%overall
compliancewith 39%of drivers, 48%of frontpassengers and 38% of back passengers us-ing their seatbelts.
In the northern suburbs compliance sees72%of all vehicle occupants using their seat-belts overall.This can further be separated to 69% driv-
er compliance, 79% front passenger compli-ance and 61% back passenger compliance.In Khayelitsha, the least overall compli-
ance was recorded with only 30% of vehicleoccupants using their seatbelts.Of the occupants tallied, 46% of drivers
wore seatbelts, 21%of front passengersworeseatbelts and 1%of all back passengerswerecompliant.Grant says these improvementsweredriv-
en mainly by behaviour change in Belville,the CBD and Mitchell’s Plain, with less im-pact recorded in Khayelitsha.“This despite a concentration of outdoor
advertising supporting the commercial inthe area. This aspect of the campaign hasbeen extremely influential in howwe designthe research into our next TV advertisingcampaign, which is centred on our #Booze-FreeRoads theme for November, Decemberand January,” says Grant.This result is further driving the develop-
ment of a new activation of “First Kiss” forSeptember’s #AlwaysBuckleUp theme.“We will be repeating the surveys six
months after the campaign, and testing pub-lic perceptionandbehaviouragain in thean-nual Safely Home Attitudinal Survey laterin the year,” says Grant.“We will also be analysing fatalities and
injury data as these become available totrack this impact. So far the data is extreme-ly promising, as passenger fatality numbersfromMay 2016were 30%below passenger fa-talities numbers for both May 2014 and May2015, although the department cautionsagainst drawing conclusions regarding thisaspect of the campaign impact. Much moredata needs to be accumulated and analysed.”While TV and cinema airings have now
wrapped up, “First Kiss” continues online,with ongoing billboard support.Dube says viewers can expect something
similar during the November campaign.“We hope to release an adapted version of
the campaign inNovember,whichwill hope-fully reach an even greater audience. Thecurrent advertisement has received over100 000 views online. We will not shy awayfrom conveying the truth about the dailyhorror on our roads,” he says.
The controversial First Kiss campaign has had significant success during its run. The results ofa seatbelt compliance survey was recently released as part of the campaign. This is a screen-grab of the advertisement.
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On Thursday June 16, youth fromOttery were treated to a day of ac-tivities to commemorate the 1976Soweto Uprising.Event coordinator Mason
Swartz says more than 1000 youn-sters gathered at the Ottery CivicCentre on Thursday 16 June.“The event was a huge success.
We had face painting and giantgames for the little ones.We (also)had a soccer tournament going onthe sports field,” Swartz says.Entertainment from the local
community such as Blackkurent,
Leeron Malgas, Deslyn, TyroneSolomons, Bregarson Elkana,Carly Philander and band werethere to ensure all in attendancestayed in high spirits.“As the visionary of this event,
I think the birthing of this eventstarted in my room. As I was re-flecting on my past life and howI grew up as a young boy withouta father I longed for someone tosee the talent inme. Unfortunate-ly, at the time, there was none butGod,” Swartz says.“I lost my dad at a very young
age (during) a gangwar that brokeout at this very same venue 23
years ago.“My vision is to nurture our
young people in the direction oftheir dreams tomake themrealisethat there is greatness inside ofthem that they can rise abovetheir circumstances. It doesn’tmatter what they face in life thereis an end to every start,” Swartzsays.Swartz left the youth with a
message: “My message to theyouth is for them to follow theirdreams and make use of every op-portunity. Work hard and makeyour life count to the change youwant to see in this world.”
Celebrating Ottery youngsters
Mason Swartz, event coordinator of the youth day programme in Otterystands outside the Ottery Civic where the event was held.
PEOPLE'S POST | GRASSY PARKTuesday, 21 June 2016 NEWS 7
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A 20-year-old Parkwoodmanwas shot andinjured in his leg on Thursday 16 June.Grassy Park station commander Colo-
nel ShawnvanWyk confirms themanwasstanding at the gate of a home in Acacia
Road when he was shot in his leg.The shooting occurred at approximate-
ly 20:05. The man was injured in his legand was taken to hospital,” Van Wyk con-firms.No arrests have yet been made and the
motive for the shooting is also not con-firmed.
Parkwood man shot in front of home
ThePelicanParkClinic is oneof anumberof projects that City Health is set to
spend just over R37.5m on in the 2016/17 fi-nancial year.The City of Cape Town’s Health Director-
ate is set to start construction on two newclinics.This forms part of the capital budget ap-
proved for the directorate.The new Pelican Park Clinic has been on
the cards for several years but funding hasfinally been secured for the project and willsee a total spend of R22.5mover the next twofinancial years: R7.4m in the year starting1 July and R15.1m in the 2017/18 financialyear.Mayco member for health Siyabulela
Mamkeli says he is “excited” that headwayis being made.“It has been a marathon, but I am excited
that we’re finally getting to the point wherewe can start procurement processes in therun-up to commencing construction of thebuilding. I’m under no illusion that therecould well be delays, but I am hoping thatwe canminimise those delays and keep thisproject on track as far as possible,”Mamke-li says.He adds the Pelican Park community has
grown considerably in recent years as a re-sult of the new housing development andthe clinic is sorely needed.“So I appeal to the residents to work with
us so that we can get them the services theyneed as soon as possible,” Mamkeli says.The other new project that’s slated to get
under way in the coming financial year is
the Fisantekraal Clinic.The project will run over three years at
a total cost of R24.5m with the first R3.5mbudgeted starting Friday 1 July 2016.In addition, City Health will continue a
number of existing and new clinic upgradesin 2016/17.The rest of the budget will be spent on re-
placing and upgrading IT equipment, furni-ture, security and the acquisition of air pol-lution control equipment. City Health is al-so spending nearly R700 000 on fitting andfixtures for four new mobile clinics to ser-vice communities in areas without close ac-cess to healthcare.“We are trying very hard to provide new
facilities and upgrade existing ones to meetthe growing demand for public healthcarebut I feel compelled to remind the publicthat City Health is an unfunded mandateand our budget never quite matches thepublic’s expectations. The second very im-portant point to make is that while clinicalservices are very important, our environ-mental health responsibility is equally im-portant and we have to fund these needstoo,” Mamkeli explains.“Given our financial constraints, it be-
comes even more critical then that the pub-lic supports us by taking ownership of theirlocal facilities and jealously guarding themagainst vandalism and other acts of crimi-nality. Every window, tap or broken doorthat needs to be replaced as a result of suchwanton acts of destruction chips away atthe funds that we do have to provide qualityhealthcare and facilities.”
PELICAN PARK
Clinic to be builtover next twofinancial years
PEOPLE'S POST | GRASSY PARKTuesday, 21 June 20168 NEWS
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OFFICIAL NOTICERECEIPT OFAPPLICATIONS FORTHEPROCUREMENT OFA FINANCIAL
INTERESTIn terms of the provisions of Sections 58 and 32 of the WesternCape Gambling and Racing Act, 1996 (Act 4 of 1996) (“Act”), asamended,theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Board (“Board”)hereby gives notice that applications for the procurement offinancial interests of 5% or more in holders of casino operatorlicences in theWestern Cape, have been received.
Tsogo Sun Gaming (Pty) Ltd (“TSG”), Sun International Limited (“SIL”),GrandParade Investments Limited (“GPI”) and subsidiaries of SIL (collectively, “SILSellers”) and GPI (collectively, “GPI Sellers”) have entered into a transactionagreement, in terms of which TSG will be acquiring a 20% voting andeconomic interest in each of SunWest International (Pty) Ltd (“SunWest”)and Worcester Casino (Pty) Ltd (“Worcester”) (collectively, the “ProposedTransaction”). In terms of this Proposed Transaction,TSG will acquire a 10%voting and economic interest in SunWest and Worcester respectively fromthe SIL Sellers (Sun International (South Africa) Ltd (“SISA”) and AfrisunLeisure Investments (Pty) Ltd) (“Afrisun”)) and a 10% economic and votinginterest in SunWest and Worcester respectively from the GPI Sellers (GPIand Grand Casino Investments (Pty) Ltd). The acquisition from the GPISellers are conditional and if not met,TSG will acquire a further 10% votingand economic interest in SunWest andWorcester respectively from the SILSellers to increase its aggregate voting and economic interest in each ofthe two casinos to 20%.The SIL Sellers for this additional sale of shares inSunWest are SISA and Afrisun and inWorcester, SISA.
Through this Proposed Transaction, shareholders of TSG, reflected below,will also have acquired a 5% or more financial interest in each of SunWestandWorcester:
• South African Clothing and TextileWorkers Union (“SACTWU”)• Hosken Consolidated Investments Limited• TIH Prefco (RF) (Pty) Ltd• TIHC Investments (RF) (Pty) Ltd• Tsogo Investment Holding Company (Pty) Ltd• Tsogo Sun Holdings Ltd• Tsogo Sun Hotels, Gaming and Entertainment (Pty) Ltd
TSG and its shareholders have applied to the Board for consent to procure a5% or more financial interest in SunWest andWorcester as required in termsof Section 58 of the Act.
Section 33 of the Act requires the Board to ask the public to submitcomments and / or objections to gambling licence applications that arefiled with the Board. The conduct of gambling operations is regulated interms of both the Act and the National Gambling Act, 2004. This noticeserves to notify members of the public that they may lodge objections and/or comments to the above application on or before the closing date at thebelow-mentioned address and contacts. Since licensed gambling constitutesa legitimate business operation, moral objections for or against gambling willnot be considered by the Board.An objection that merely states that one isopposed to gambling without much substantiation will not be viewed withmuch favour. You are hereby encouraged to read the Act and learn moreabout the Board’s powers and the matters pursuant to which objectionsmay be lodged.These are outlined in Sections 28, 30, 31 and 35 of the Act.Members of the public can obtain a copy of the objections guidelines,which isan explanatory guide through the legal framework governing the lodgment ofobjections and the Board’s adjudication procedures.The objections guidelinesare accessible from the Board’s website at www.wcgrb.co.za and copies canalso be made available on request.The Board will consider all comments andobjections lodged on or before the closing date during the adjudication ofthe application.
All comments and objections lodged must contain the name, address andcontact number of the person objecting to the proposed application(s) oroffering the comment and must state the grounds on which the objectionand/or comment is based. Comments and/or objections must reach theBoard by no later than 16:00 on Friday, 15 July 2016. The application(s)will be open for public inspection at the offices of the Board, Seafare House,68 Orange Street, Gardens, Cape Town.
Objections and/or comments must be forwarded to the ChiefExecutive Officer,Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, P.O.Box 8175, Roggebaai 8012 or handed to the Chief Executive Officer,
Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, Seafare House,68 Orange Street, Gardens, CapeTown or faxed to 021 422 2603
or e-mailed to [email protected]
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More than a decade after therelease of Finding Nemo, fanswill finally get a chance tolearn more about the film’sfriendly, but forgetful, Dory.Finding Dory has just been
released at Ster-Kinekor cine-mas. This time round, Dorygoes in search of her familyafter she recalls childhoodmemories of “the jewel ofMonterey, California”. To-gether with Nemo andMarlin,the trio set off for the Monte-rey Marine Life Institute,where she meets some colour-ful sea creatures and learnsthe real meaning of family.The animation features the
voices of Ellen DeGeneres, Id-ris Elba and Michael Sheen.V Visit www.sterkinekor.com or callTicketline on 0861 668 437.
WIN! WIN! WIN!V Ten families can each win a set offour tickets to watch Finding Dory in3D at SterKinekor’s Cine Prestige atCavendish on Saturday 25 June. Theprize includes: movie tickets, 3Dglasses, coke and popcorn for twochildren and coffee and cake for twoadults, to be served while guests arein the cinema. To enter, SMS the word“Dory”, followed by your name andcontact details to 45527 before09:00 on Thursday 23 June. SMSescost R1.50.
See Nemo helping to find Dory
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Ward 110 held their drilling com-petition on Saturday 18 June at
the Retreat Civic CentreThe five competing primary
schools – Lourier, Levana, Blouvlei,Delta and Hillwood – put their bestfoot forward during the competi-
tion.Ward councillor Shanen Rossouw
said on the day the drilling teamswere created at the schools with afocus on delinquent pupils to instildiscipline.“This drilling effort was brought
about to bring out the true potentialof our pupils. We also ran it in con-junction with a parenting skills
workshop at the schools becauseone cannot address issueswith a pu-pil in isolation of the parent. Wehope to host this event annually,”she says.The overall winner on the day,
Delta Primary, were elated whenthey received their awards.People’s Post was at the event to
capture the excitement.
Left, right, winners all overDelta Primary was the overall winner on the day for the Ward 110 drilling competition. PHOTOS: CHEVON BOOYSEN
The five drilling teams stand anxiously waiting to hear the results.
Hillwood Primary stand proudly with their certificate andparticipation award.
Levana Primary salute the hall as they perform their drillmarch.
Winning school Delta Primary salute before the winnersare announced.
Below: Blouvlei Primary walked away with the Councillor’sAward at the inaugural Ward 110 drilling event.
PEOPLE'S POST | GRASSY PARKTuesday, 21 June 2016 NEWS 9
TWO OCEANS AQUARIUM
Explore a new underwater worldThe Two Oceans Aquarium has opened its
new large-scale exhibit, the I&J OceanExhibit.
The exhibit houses giant guitarfish, rays,bonito, yellowfin tuna, Yoshi, the aquari-um’s resident loggerhead turtle, and muchmore.
“The opening of this exhibit to the publicbrings to an end two and a half years of con-struction and anticipation. As South Afri-cans we are fortunate to live in a countrywith incredible cultural and biological di-versity and our oceans are no exception,”says Michael Farquhar, CEO of the TwoOceansAquarium. “Our long coastline,withits varied biogeography, is home to an envia-
ble array of plants and animals, many ofwhichare threatenedbyoverfishing, coastalpollution, and micro plastics, to name a few.This magnificent exhibit aims to capture thepublic’s attention and presents us with anopportunity to inspire action for the futurewell-being of our oceans whether throughsustainable seafood choices, reducing, reus-ing and recycling. We all need to understandthe pressure that we are exerting on our nat-ural resources and the threats which ouroceans face so that we can make informedchoices for their future well-being.”
The exhibit is named in recognition ofI&J’s long-standing commitment to theaquarium. As a founder partner, I&J has a
long history with the aquarium. The fishingcompany was the driver in attaining thestringent sustainability Marine Steward-ship Council (MSC) certification for the in-dustry in 2004 and has played a key partner-ship role with the aquarium since its open-ing in 1995.
The new exhibit is the first major con-struction for the aquarium in nearly 21years. The exhibit holds 1.7 million litres ofseawater at a temperature of between 20 and24 degrees Celsius. The depth of the exhibitstands at six metres.
It is the first exhibit of its kind in SouthAfrica to boast a full 10-metre long tunnel.The exhibit’s main viewing window is a con-
tinuous nine metre wide panel which is fourmetres high and weighs 22 tonnes.
A new jelly gallery has also opened. Thisgallery forms the entrance to the ocean ex-hibit and will house various jelly species ina novel and mesmerising way.
As the aquarium prepares to open the newI&J Ocean Exhibit, it is also preparing toclose down the old I&J Predator Exhibit forrenovations. This exhibit, along with theOcean Basket Kelp Forest Exhibit, will re-open in 2017. The kelp forest exhibit will re-open as a kelp forest, but the predator exhib-it will open as a completely new exhibit,housing large sharks and other species to beconfirmed.
Two Oceans Aquarium’s new large-scale exhibit houses giant guitarfish, rays, bonito, yellowfintuna and Yoshi, the aquarium’s resident loggerhead turtleThe new Jelly Gallery forms the entrance to the ocean exhibit and houses various jelly species.
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Collect your treesA Steenberg resident has over 100 decidu-ous trees that he wants to donate toschools. Those who would like the trees
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A helping hand: Hundreds of Phumlani Village residents were happy to receive blankets,hot water bottles as well as food parcels on Monday 6 June. Good Samaritan Beryl Williamsfrom Grassy Park managed to collect these donations and decided to distribute the goods inthe poverty stricken community in Phumlani Village. Grassy Park police and Pick n PayConstantia helped make the initiative possible. Williams (front left in grey jersey) expressedthanks to all who helped with donations.
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His face beamswith pride as the four sing-ers surrounding him practice a number
for an upcoming concert.The local theatre legend, Alvon Collison,
is seated in his Milnerton home where hiswalls are lined with the faces of the all theentertainers he’s helped along his own mu-sic journey –a career spanning fivedecades.
Affectionately known by many Capetoni-ans as “Mr Showbiz”, Alvon was recentlyhonoured with a Naledi Lifetime Achieve-ment Award for his contribution to theSouth African entertainment industry.
“To win that award was wonderful; it wasabsolutely stunning for me, because Ithought I was a forgotten man.”
Alvon spent a large portion of his careerin Johannesburg where he won a GalloAward and Three Leaf Award (now calledFleurduCapTheatreAwards) forhis break-out role as the Pharoh in Joseph and theAmazingTechnicolourDreamcoat – a roleheplayed in more than 3000 performances ofthe production.
The now 75-year-old returned to CapeTown at the age of 42. “Then I built a wholenew career here.” Alvon admits to workingvery hard, hiring halls and setting up hisown shows. “I had to believe in myself thatthiswas all going to come together and slow-ly but surely this became a way of life forme.”
His Cape Town chapter turned out to beas illustrious as Johannesburg with Alvonreceiving Civic Honours from the City ofCape Town. His regular shows, like hisMother’s and Father’s Day celebrations andhis annual free Spirit of Christmas concert,which he’s hosted at Cape Town City Hallfor the last 15 years, have become staples ofthe Cape Town entertainment calendar.Perhaps his biggest contribution to the in-
dustry, though, is all the talented perform-ers he’s nurtured along the way.
Walking through his home, FariedSwartz, one of these performers, points tophotos on Alvon’s walls, listing names andachievements of all the stars Alvon hasworked with.
In his Spirit of Christmas concert alone,he’s worked with about 50 children eachyear. “I’ve watched little people who playedJesus who are now playing Joseph.”
Then there are singers like Lana Englishwhostared inPhantomof theOpera. “Lana’smy girl,” he says, adding the names of per-formers now working in the United King-dom and Spain. “They’re all my kids whoI’ve tried to help. They’re all an extensionof me and the link has never been broken.”
Renee Osborne, who often performs with
Alvon, adds a lot of people come to his door.“And he just opens more doors for them,”
says Osborne.Working with young people is something
that runs in the family. Alvon’s grandmoth-er, a school teacher, was the well-respectedChristine Revell, after whom the ChristineRevell Children’s Home in Athlone isnamed.“She was the one who inspired me to do
what I’m doing,” Alvon exclaims. “She tookme to a concert at City Hall and I fell in lovewith the stage,” he recalls fondly. “Ithought: ‘Iwant to behere oneday,’ andnowI am.”After half a century on stage, Alvon says
he’s been truly blessed to be able to keep do-ing what he loves.“I love my life,” he says proudly.
TheatrelegendAlvonCollisonwasrecentlyhonouredwith aNalediLifetimeAchieve-mentAward.
LAUGH OUT LOUD: Local funny manWayne McKay will present his latest solooffering On a Point of Order at BaransTheatre and Restaurant in CBD on Friday1 and Sunday 3 July. The show is a blendof stand-up comedy, dance and improvi-sation with Wayne’s signature Afrikaansand English storytelling, exploring funnytruths and quirks of South Africa`scolourful cyber nation. Rickets cost R250and include a three course meal. Call082 724 7968 for tickets or more informa-tion.
TheCapeConsortwill join forceswithCamer-ata Tinta Barocca for the performance of twopopular large-scale works at St Andrew’sPresbyterian Church from 20:00 on Wednes-day 22 June.They will be performing Bach’s A-major
Missa brevis, BWV 234 and Handel’s DixitDominus, HWV 232.With an extended consort of 15 voices and
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Largest period performance
A group of local organisations will be com-ing together to launch the “Bridgetown hasgot talent” project.
With the adage “Unity is strength” inmind, Bridgetown Theatre Company havepartnered with Bridgetown Library,Bridgetown High School and BridgetownSoccer Club who will be working with theCity of Cape Town’s sports and recreationdepartment to identify young talent in theBridgetown community.
The facility manager for the BridgetownCommunity Centre, Quinton Meyer, ex-plains that while working with youth andadults in Bridgetown and surrounds, he’sdiscovered “loads of potential and talent”.
Meyer also points out, however, thatmany of these talented performers have noplatform to showcase their skills.
“This project is designed to combat socialills and to bring about social cohesion with-
in Bridgetown and the surrounding areas.”The “Bridgetown has got talent” project
will help provide participants with expo-sure as well as helping them develop theirtalents through a series of coaching clinics.
The end goal,Meyer explains, is to attractmore young people and families to the com-munity centre.
Amanda Engelbrecht, chief librarian ofthe Bridgetown Library, adds that the mod-ern age of technology has caused a declinein book lovers.
“Through this event we also wish to saythat the library is not only a source of booksbut also plays a vital role in the develop-ment the community by giving them accessto free internet, career choices, research,friendships and a hub for improving theirknowledge,” she says.
Bridgetown High School principal An-drew Windvogel is proud to have his
learners take part in the project. Theschool’s matric learners have volunteeredtohelp as group leaders andwithorganisingevents.“This empowers them for their future and
positive role models for others,” he says.TheBridgetownSoccerClubhavealready
been using the community centre for manyyears and club chairpersonAllanRyneveldtsays the project is an ideal opportunity forthe club’s young members to give back totheir community.“It is their small way of them saying
thank you for giving us this opportunityand for caring for us,” he says, adding:“Many youth our age in other crime infest-ed areas don’t have this. We are grateful.”Vernon Piedt, chairperson of Bridgetown
Theatre Company, says the “Bridgetownhas got talent” project brings together dif-ferent organisations with a common pur-pose: “The human dignity of our communi-ty members”.“This project says our environment has
helped us to be proud of who and what weare and where we come from,” he says, in-viting all community organisations,churches, schools and communitymembersfrom any area to get involved.The project’s first event will take place
during school holidays from Tuesday 12 toThursday 14 July at the Bridgetown Com-munityCentre from12:00 to 20:00where per-formers can compete in one of four catego-ries for individual or group acts, namely:six to eight years; nine to 12 years, 13 to 18years and an open category for anyone 19or older. No less than 16 acts will be chosenfrom each category to take part in weeklycoaching sessions with professionals intheir field, before competing in the competi-tion final at the Nantes Park amphitheatrein Athlone on Heritage Day (Saturday 24September).This final promises to be a fun day out for
the whole family where the audience willhelp with the judging process. There will al-so be stalls, exhibitions and family activi-ties on offer.V For more information about “Bridgetown has gottalent”, call Nicole Hendricks on 021 699 0914 or072 045 5182.
Does Bridgetown have talent?
The YoungStylers who
recentlyperformed
at Art-scape’s
Africa Dayevent have
alreadyregistered
for “Bridge-town has
got talent”.Back, from
left, areGurshwinAndrews,
Abduragh-man
Adams,Chad
Arendse,Fathimah
CupidoWyden
Adams andRyan Brown
with DylanPaulse in
front.
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PEOPLE'S POST | GRASSY PARKTuesday, 21 June 2016 SPORT 15
JOSEPH PILLAY
Morgenster United and Bea-con Spurs wrote theirnames in the history books
when theywon theKenparkRisingStars u.23 tournament on Sunday.
Since the start of the tournamentin 2011, Morgenster United has be-come the first club team fromMitchell’s Plain to win the trophy.Beacon Spurs won the plate final.
Morgenster defeated GlendeneUnited (a three time winner of thetournament) 3-1 in a penalty shoot-out in the Round of 16.
It needs tomentioned that ownerShaffie Mowzer’s club teams domi-nated the Kenpark Rising Starsu.23, the Bayhill United u.19 and
the D&G Orient Green Smile u.21tournamnets.
Morgenster defeated Trinitari-ans 2-1 on Sunday in the final of thethree day tournament. BeaconSpurs won the plate final by beat-ing Sunningdale City 1-0 in the fi-nal.
Fabian Fredericks won theRicky Burns coach award.
Llewellyn Vermeulen, coach ofBeacon Spurs, said that his playerscould initially not get going, butthat they rose to the occasion in theknock-out phasewithClaudeDrey-er, Shane Jacobs en Luke Sauls asthe stars. “The tournament is alearning curve for all the players,of whom many are 19 years old oryounger. Kenpark United needs to
be thanked for the way they arepromoting football at this level,”Vermeulen said.
Peter Adams from MorgensterUnited who is a former learner ofOval North High School was theplayer of the tournament. Adams’teammate, Keegan Tromp, was thetop goal scorer of the tournament.Results: Winner’s Division:Last 16: Morgenster United 3,
Glendene United 1 (on penalties);Crystal Palace 3, FC Manenberg 0;Stephanian Ottery 2, Aerials 0;Trinitarians 1, Grassy ParkUnited
0;MilanoUnited 2, Stanturf United1;Masidlale 2,WoodlandsUnited 0;Invincible Cravenby 6; IkapaSporting 5 (on penalties); FCGHot-spurs 2 JL Zwane 1.Quarter Finals: Morgenster
United 4, Stephanian Ottery 2 (onpenalties); Trinitarians 4, CrystalPalace 2 (on penalties); InvincibleCravenby 4, Milano United 3 (onpenalties); FCG Hotspurs 1, Masi-dlale 0.Semi-finals: Trinitarians 4,
FCG Hotspurs 3 (on penalties);Morgenster United 3, Invincible
Cravenby 0.Final: Morgenster United 2,
Trinitarians 1.Plate:Quarter Finals: Kenpark Unit-
ed 2, Everton United 1; BeaconSpurs 4, Bishop Lavis 0; Sunning-dale City 5, Turfhall 3 (on penal-ties); Rockafellas 1, Ashley Rovers0.Semi-finals: Beacan Spurs 1,
Rockafellas 0; Sunningdale City 4,Kenpark United 3 (on penalties).Final: Beacan Spurs 1, Sunning-
dale City 0.
Victories and upsets at Kenpark
Sheldon Barends of Glendene United wins the aerial duel with Keanan Rossof Evertonians in a round robin match played in Mitchell’s Plain during theKenpark u.23 tournament on Saturday. Glendene won 2-0.
Mucedi Kave of Stanturf Football Club in Mitchell’s Plain flicks the ball past a bemused Nasief Arendse (goalie ofTurfhall United in Athlone) to score in the Kenpark u.23 tournament played at the Stephen Reagan sport complexon Saturday. Stanturf won 5-0. PHOTOS: RASHIED ISAACS
UP IN THE AIR: Nazeerah Johnathan ofCeltics in Manenberg jumps to putWoodlands player Kiyana Philander off herpass in a league match for u.13 players inMitchell’s Plain on Saturday. Celtics won9-6. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS
PERFECT PASS: HanoverRangers player Tahiera Davids(right) catches confidently asCasey Plaatjies of WestridgeNetball Club puts a challenge inin the league match for u.15players played in Mitchell’s Plainon Saturday. The Hanover Parkteam won 3-0. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS
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GTI speedsters do it in reverseSaturday’s reverse direction
WP Bold Marine GTi Chal-lenge races at Killarney pro-
duced some splendid action, a fewsurprises and great entertainmentthroughout as Nian du Toit proveduntouchable in Class A, Shane duToit turned the Class B form bookon its head and Bryan Morgan ex-tended his winning streak in ClassC.According to a press release by
the Bold Marine GTi Challenge,gentle giant Nian du Toit made nomistakes, putting his blue CheaperCars Jetta on pole position fromMarco Busi (Automan Jetta) andJano van der Westhuizen (Kwik-fix/Bessie Bester Polo) before trot-ting off to a two secondvictory overBusi and Van der Westhuizen inrace 1. Nian then put the finishingtouches on a great day of reverse-direction racingby taking race 2byfive seconds over Van der West-huizen, who also pipped Busi tothird overall.It was all there for Jacques Geld-
enhuys’ Ferroli Golf2 to take topspot with Class B championshipleaders Peet van derWalt and Scot-tyHayesmissing the race. But it allwent wrong when Geldenhuysrolled his Golf out of turn three onthe third lap of the first heat to al-low pole man Shane du Toit to take
his blue TJ’s Lekkerbraai Golf2 toa comfortable win from Golf1 duoEden Thompson and Miguel Pas-qualli, a short head in front of CashCars man Herman Lazarus.
Geldenhuys managed to panel-beat his carwell enough to not onlymake the grid, but also to racehome third in the second race, butnobody could come anywhere near
DuToit,who left the dicingThomp-son, Geledenhuys, Lazarus andPasqualli in his wake, with classrookies Wayne Field (Golf2), Nor-man (Polo) and Earl Joseph (Golf)
farther back.Bryan Morgan made no mis-
takes to take full advantage of theabsence of his principal all-Golf1Class C archrival Ebrahim Levy,when he put his Greatsoft Payrollmachine on pole position anddrove off to a pair of easy wins.Teammate Jarred Simpson playedwingman throughout, but therewas a surprise as 15-year-old Gior-dano Lupini put his Monroe/Bak-kie&Carmagazine car thirdon thegrid andproceeded to cross the linethird. Unfortunately the young-ster’s car proved slightly above thelegal torque limit in the post racedyno test, which promoted BrianMaunder (FastOil) to third aheadof Gideon Serfontein (Goeie HoopOnderdele), Dillon Joubert (Pow-der Coating World/TAC Steel),Gert du Plessis (Cash Cars) andDillon Jeary (Lucan Racing).The Class C top three finished in
the same order in race 2, ahead ofJeary, Du Plessis and Serfontein toseeMorgan taking overall honoursfrom Jarred Simpson, Maunder,Serfontein, Du Plessis, Jeary, Jou-bert, Francois Erasmus and Alfievan Zyl.The Bold Marine GTi Challenge
returns to the normal way aroundKillarney for the next meting on 9July.
Nian du Toit (car 20) dominated the reverse direction WP Bold Marine GTi Challenge races on Saturday atKillarney. PHOTO: REYNARD GELDERBLOM
For a fun run with a difference The CapeTownRunningCompany has announced thefirst of their evening Petzl Wolfpack Trails.At 19:00 onThursday 23 June, the 105-year-
old Rondebosch Golf Course will play hostto Wolfpack Rondebosch and a pack of 200runners as they experience the thrill ofnight running on safe, well-marked 5 or10km courses.Individual electronic timing will provide
runners with immediate online results, anda combination of category and lucky drawprizes will be awarded from the club housewhen the pack is home.Petzl Wolfpack Trails will be rolled out
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awarded prizes courtesy of Camp and Climbin both over and under 40 categories.Entries are R80 online, or R100 on the day
for the 10km, or R50 for the 5km which be-comes R70 on the day. Cash or card will beaccepted for late entries. Headlamps arecompulsory, and will be sold at registration.V Further information from http://www.capetownrunningco.com.
Lead the pack in night runNumerous charity organisations will beamong the beneficiaries of this year’sSanlam Cape TownMarathon, with orga-nisers aiming to raise overR1m for chari-table initiatives, Sanlam says in a pressrelease.The annual raceweekend, which takes
place from Friday 16 to Sunday 18 Sep-tember, continues to attract increased in-terest from amateur runners and eliteathletes from across the continent andaround the world.After R700 000 was raised for charity
last year, race ambassador Elana Meyerurged entrants to capitalise on their par-
ticipation in the 42.2km IAAF Silver La-bel endurance event by running for acause.According to Meyer various fundrais-
ing platforms can be used by runners toleverage support for their chosencharity,such as the GivenGain website.“Running for a cause gives you a real
incentive to complete a marathon, andit’s very rewarding. I encourage all thosetaking part inmarathon to take up the in-itiative and make a difference,” saysMeyer.V For information on charities and the running festival, visit www.capetownmarathon.com
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