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ARE you being asked to pay acouple of rands extra when

buying prepaid electricity? Re-port the shop-owner – additionalcharges are against the law.

Tuckshops have come underscrutiny from the City of CapeTown and Pay City – the companycontracted to supply prepaid elec-tricity and airtime – as consumerscomplain about some vendors over-charging them for “paper costs”.

Andre van Veen from Pay Citytells People’s Post that while com-plaints have been received from allover Cape Town, the trend is main-ly noted in predominantly poorercommunities.

“Electricity is a basic essentialservice for all and it’s sad that theseguilty vendors are ripping off the

poor by overcharging them. If cli-ents buy electricity for R10, they getcharged about 80 cents extra for thepaper. This is totally illegal,” hesays.

These extra charges causes cus-tomers to travel for kilometres tobuy units without the additional“levy”.

“We have also found that some-times shop owners demand that cli-ents buy something in their shopsfor them to get their 50 free basicunits. This is also against the law,”he says.

People’s Post visited various ven-dors in Mitchell’s Plain to purchaseelectricity, and none attempted tocharge extra.

But a resident of Mitchell’s Vil-lage tells People’s Post that twoyears ago, overcharging was com-mon practice for many small ven-dors in the area.

“I know of a few shops that weredoing this and I reported themtoEs-kom. Since then, the shops haveclosed down and all vendors arenow trading as required.

“The shops used to charge R1 ex-tra on all electricity purchases,” hesays.

Leslie Rencontre, the City’s Di-rector for Electricity Services, saysthe council has a zero-tolerance ap-proach to the exploitation of elec-tricity consumers.

“Our vendors are only allowed tocharge the approved electricity tar-iff and if we are made aware of sucha problem, we will investigate. Ifconfirmed, the electricity point-of-sale is disconnected and will be pro-hibited from any future selling ofprepaid electricity,” he states.

Rencontre urged customers whowere charged extra to report this tothe City so that the matter can be

probed. “These vendors are sub-contractors or contractors, who arein turn sub-contracted by the serv-ice providers contracted by theCity. However, because they are acontractor of one of our service pro-viders, we can influence their oper-ations within the city,” he says.

“We would like to encourage ourcustomers to familiarise them-selves with the City’s electricitytariff system and to be aware of theelectricity tariff that they are on.

“They must ensure that theyknow their rights, insist on onlypaying the approved tariff, andbring any deviation from this to ourattention. Any eligible customercan request and receive their freeunits without making any pur-chase,” he says.

In a bid to eliminate the ripping-off of consumers, the City and PayCityhave createdaprepaid electric-

ity voucher where customers canbuy any amount of electricity with-out going to a shop or retail outlet.

Van Veen says the company willhave locals going from door-to-doorselling electricity vouchers from avending machine. Normal commis-sions will be applicable from thesuppliers. Van Veen further ex-plains that in order to combat over-charging, the client can also accesstheir free basic units at the cost ofa standard SMS.

Send a text message to 31022 withthe message reading “free” alongwith your meter number. You willthen get an SMS in response witha voucher number enabling you toclaim your free 50 units.

To report vendors who are over-charging, call or SMS the shop own-er’s details to 087 150 4948. Alterna-tively, call the City’s call centre on0860 103 089.

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To celebrate, City Sightseeing are givingaway 10 tickets on its newly launched Hop-On, Hop-Off Canal Cruise – a tour that offersthe chance to experience the V & A Water-front from a completely different angle. Thetour includes a stop at the One and Only, theCity Lodge and the Harbour Bridge, beforearriving at the Westin and Cape Town Inter-national Convention Centre.

This special celebratory 10th birthday sun-set canal cruise will be taking place on Satur-

day 31 March, so enter now to stand a chanceof being on board.

City Sightseeing Cape Town, in operationsince 2002, offers a total of four tours: the sea-sonal Night Tour, – which operates throughthe summer months and offers a sunset pic-nic opportunity – the Hop-On Hop-Off CanalCruise, the Hop-On Hop-Off Red City Tour,which comprises of 17 stops within the cityand the Hop-on Hop-Off Blue Mini PeninsulaTour, which takes you beyond the city limitsto 13 stops, and includes an extension – awine tour that takes visitors to Groot Con-stantia and Eagles’ Nest, both nestled in Con-stantia Valley, the oldest wine region in theSouthern Hemisphere. Contact City Sight-seeing on (021) 511 6000; tickets can also bebought online at www.citysightseeing.co.za.

Support World Down Syndrome DayFAMILYand friendswhowant to fulfil thetrue potential of children with Down Syn-drome are invited to support a fun familypicnic hosted at Little Stream Gardens inConstantia. This invitation is extended bythe Down Syndrome Inclusive EducationFoundation to celebrate World Down Syn-drome Day on Wednesday 21 March.

There will be plenty of fun for everyone,including wine tasting, jumping castles,face painting and much more.The eventencourages all who attend to bring alonga teddy bear which will be donated to theRed Cross Children’s Hospital.

Entertainment includes performancesby SA’s Got Talent’s Madalene Abrahams,Top Stars winner Jo-Ann Daniels, JazzEncounters winner Wayne Bosch and avocal and saxophone duet with Errol andBelinda Davids. All the acts will be accom-panied by the provincial South AfricanPolice Band.Gates open at 13:30 with themain event taking place from 14:00 till17:00.Enter through the main entrance ofLittle Stream Gardens.

The entry fee for adults is R100 and R25for children. Kids with Down Syndromeenter free.

Tasty fare at Food Network awardsTHE Eat In DStv Food Network ProduceAwards will be hosted at a food market onSaturday 24 March at the StellenboschSlowmarket in Oude Libertas Estate.

The market will start at 09:00 and theaward ceremony starts at 10:00.

This award ceremony is to acknowledgeand celebrate outstanding, independentSouth African producers, food marketsand outlets, for their innovation, passion,integrity and care for the environment.

There are 15 categories which are pre-sented at the ceremony, with nomineesranging from five to 30.

The Eat In Produce Awards started in2007, and last year the awards were pre-sented at a market for the first time.

The Stellenbosch market is an estab-lished food market in the Western Cape.

It is frequented by people who reallylive the “Eat In” lifestyle – people withfamilies, active social lives, and big carsto fill with all their market shopping.

These market goers come from acrossthe Western Cape, but more specificallythe Winelands, where many of the targetaudience reside.

Visitors will be able to enjoy some of thefresh produce, baked goods and preparedfood, and buy the new issue of the annualEat In magazine.

Entrance is free and everyone is wel-come. For more information, visitwww.eat-in.co.za.

Charity drive for autismCAPE-BASED Special Needs AdaptedProgramme (SNAP) will be hosting a pres-tigious gala dinner and auction to raisefunds to sponsor more children in theirprogramme.

TV presenter Michael Mol will host theevent on Thursday, 12 April, at 15 on Or-

ange. Tickets are available at R1 000 perperson.

For more information, contact EsméBrink on [emailprotected].

For more information on SNAP visitwww.snap.org.za or email [emailprotected]

ADVENTURE RIDES: The City Sightseeing services are available for the public to see CapeTown in a whole new way. Photo: Supplied

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THREE officers from the Diep River policestation will spend the next two weeks inPollsmoor Prison after appearing in theWynberg Magistrates’ court on charges ofcorruption. The three officers, who areaged between 28 and 42, were arrested onTuesday last week and held at Wynberg Po-lice Station until they appeared in court onThursday.

According to the police, several caseswere reported at the Steenberg, Diep Riverand Wynberg stations allegedly implicat-ing these officers in corruption.

The police are currently investigatinghow long the officers were allegedly in-volved in corrupt activities.

The three men, who hold the ranks ofwarrant officer, sergeant and constable,will appear in court again on Tuesday 3April for a bail application.

People’s Post contacted the provincialheadquarters of the South African PoliceServices on Friday for more about the case,but they had not responded by the time ofgoing to press. The questions posed to theSAPS Western Cape asked for specific de-tails about the crimes committed, whichstation or department would be carryingout the investigation, and whether the of-ficers were being held separate from or to-gether with the other prisoners in Polls-moor. Other information was also request-ed. SAPS Western Province has urged thecommunity to report all acts of corruptionand police misconduct to the Anti Corrup-tion Hotline on 0800 701 701.

City project to restoretoad breeding siteA PROJECT to restore

the Skilpadsvlei area– which used to be the onlyknown breeding site of theendangered Western Leop-ard Toad in Kommetjie –has been embarked on bytheCityofCapeTown’sEn-vironmental ResourceManagement Department.

Skilpadsvlei forms part ofthe historic wetland system,which is currently protectedas a public open space withinErf 3719 and Erf 3720 on Ben-ning Drive in Kommetjie. Itstill contains seasonal wet-lands and a substantial Milk-wood thicket.

The project seeks to re-store the wetland system aswell as to re-establish thebreeding site of the endan-gered Western LeopardToad, which was destroyed as a result of the1940s trend to fill in wetlands.

The restoration of the breeding site will notonly be of significant conservation value fora threatened species, but the wetland systemas a whole will also be improved and will con-tribute more efficiently to the ecological serv-ices of the area – such as purifying water andregulating run-off.

The rehabilitation efforts will initially berestricted to the re-creation of a wetland areain the disturbed section of Erf 3719, a portionof the historic extent of Skilpadsvlei, but willalso include efforts to restore the ecologicalfunctioning of the existing seasonal wetlandarea and to aesthetically enhance the publicopen space.

The re-creation of the Western LeopardToad’s breeding site will be restricted to aportion of the water body, as service infra-structure has been installed across Erf 3719.There is, however, adequate space to recreatea suitable wetland area. The wetland needs

to contain water until the end of January inorder to ensure that the tadpoles have suffi-cient time to develop. The initial phase willinclude removal of material with earth-mov-ing equipment. The edges will be sloped man-ually to ensure a natural gradient.

The re-establishment of the locally indige-nous vegetation will be an ongoing processas previous experience has shown great suc-cess, allowing re-establishment from the seedbank contained in the uncovered peat layer.The natural germination will be augmentedwith planting of indigenous plant material.

It is hoped that sufficient Western LeopardToads occur in the Kommetjie area to allowa breeding population to naturally re-estab-lish.

The site will be monitored and if a popula-tion is not established, plans will be made tointroduce animals from the nearest existingpopulation. Any re-introduction efforts willbe planned and implemented with expert in-put and all of the relevant permits.

ENVIRONMENTAL FOCUS: The City of Cape Town will restorethis ecologically sensitive area – Skilpadsvlei in Kommetjie –thus contributing to the conservation of an endangered speciesand also enhancing a valuable public asset. Photo: Supplied

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MON 26 – THURS 29 MARCHKIDDIES COOKING CLASS:Mon: 10am – 11am / 12pm – 1pm / 2pm – 3pmTues: 11am – 12pm / 2pm – 3pmWed: 10am – 11am / 12pm – 1pm / 2pm – 3pmThurs: 11am – 12pm / 2pm – 3pmJoin us for a week long Kiddies Cooking Class in the Game Court.Remember, first come, first serve!

SAT 31 MARCH11am – 12pmFind KaCey & MaCey on their jolly walk-abouthanding out more Marshmallow Eggs.

MON 2 APRIL10am – 11amJoin us for a fun and exciting Bird Show in the Food Court,featuring vultures, parrots, owls, hawks & more.A show suitable for any age to enjoy.2pm – 3pmDon’t miss out on the Reptile Show in the Food Court.Get a close up of various reptiles such as pythons, cobras,boom slang, puff adders, iguanas and much more.

TUES 3 APRIL11am – 12pmA very funny, interactive Magic & Mime Show.Don’t miss out on all the magical illusions!!2pm – 3pmCome and enjoy a wonderful Variety Show in the Food Court,and don’t forget to sing along!

WED 4 APRIL11am – 12pmA captivating Magic Show for the whole family to enjoy.Illusions, juggling and lots more in store!2pm – 3pmCome and see a professional Balloon Artist turn balloonsinto animals. Who knows you may receive a special gift!

THURS 5 APRIL11am – 12pmSee yourself big, see yourself small, thin & tall with theMagic Mirrors in the Food Court!2pm – 3pmA magician will entertain unsuspecting customers withhis mind blowing close-up illusions. Don’t miss out!

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CLAIRE PHILLIPS will be releasing hernew album this week and will introduceguests to her new tracks through theJazz/RnB and Soul event at RuitersvleiWine Estate in Stellenbosch on Sunday 25March from 11:00 till 19:00.

Joining her on stage will be Jarred deKock (Idols Top 5), Veesoul, Sisanda to-gether with various local jazz bands,R&B/Soul artists, and DJs who’ll be sere-nading the crowd all day.

The event will be in the form of a picnic.Guests can bring their own campingchairs, cooler boxes and the venue pro-

vides braai areas and braai attendants.Wine tasting is free for adults.

Kids have their own entertainment ar-ea with waterslides, tractor rides andmore. Entry is free for children aged fourand under. Tickets will be sold throughComputicket/Shoprite/Checkers/Ruit-ersvlei Wine Estate. For more informa-tion, contact Phyllis Jordan at [emailprotected] or 073 946 9929.

. Win one of four sets of double ticketsto the concert. SMS the word “Jazz” to34586 by noon on Friday 23 March. SMSescost R1,50.

Wine estate is jazzed up

ON Friday 16 March, Marcell Bester fromNutriday visited Westcott Primary Schoolin Diep River to introduce the school to aNutriday competition that is connected tothe Design and Technology curriculum forall grades.

The competition involves using empty Nu-triday containers to make structures.

Westcott Primary has appealed to the com-munity to drop off clean and empty Nutridaycontainers so that each child can make an ob-ject.

Car rally a riproaring successWYNBERG Girls’ High School hosted aWacky Wheels Car Rally and MarketDay recently. The fun filled event sawfamily and friends competing in a race tofollow clues along the road and return to

the finish line as soon as possible. Alto-gether 48 cars entered the rally and therewere over 35 stalls in the market sellingamong others, food, clothing, books andaccessories.

WICKED: Oneof the carsthat enteredthe wackywheels car rally. Prizes wereawarded tobest dressedcar, most enthusiasticteam and evento the last carto cross thefinish line.Photo: supplied

TIME OUT: Teachers and pupils enjoy some treats. From left are Wynberg Girls’ High educatorCarol Shapiro, Grade 9 student Melissa Van Der Westhuizen, and educator Jolanda Nel. Photo:supplied

TO THE BEAT: The school’s Marimba band entertained. Photo: supplied

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Three days of only jazzJAZZ lovers are in for a treat as the elev-enth South African Association for JazzEducation (SAJE) conference will takeplace during March, in Cape Town.

The conference will consist of three excit-ing days of workshops, research papers,masterclasses, roundtable discussions andperformances, ending with evening concertsfeaturing top local and international jazz ed-ucators, artists and students.

Concerts to follow:. On Sunday 25 March at 13:00, the

Chisholm Recital Room will host a freelunch-hour concert featuring the Karen Dev-roop Jazz Quartet.

. On Monday 26 March at 13:00, theChisholm Recital Room will host a freelunch-hour concert featuring the AlexanderSinton Jazz Band.

. On Monday 26 March at 20:00, the BaxterConcert Hall will host a selection of re-nowned local and international jazz per-

formers featuring Deborah Tanguy andPatrick Villanueva and many more.

.On Tuesday 27 March at 13:00, theChisholm Recital Room will host a freelunch-hour concert featuring Communitybands from Delft and Mamelodi.

.On Tuesday 27 March at 20:00, “SAJEConference celebrates Cape Town” will takeplace featuring some of Cape Town’s top jazzartists and students such as the Dan ShoutQuartet, Lwanda Gogwana Songbook, theLittle Giants and the Tribe of Benjamin.

.On Wednesday 28 March at 14:00 and19:00 and on Thursday 29 March at 13:00 and19:30, the Baxter Concert Hall will host theSACM Quarterly Chamber Music Festival.These concerts, arranged by Becky Steltzn-er, feature students from the SACM.

Entry is free but donations will be wel-comed at the door in aid of the SACM Cham-ber Music Scholarship Fund. To book con-tactDianeRossi on 082 515 7051 or email [emailprotected] or visit www.saje.org.za.

STERLING PERFORMANCE: SAMAwinning instrumental pop group Sterling EQ brings theireclectic mix of instrumental showstoppers and “exquisite” melodies to the Baxter Theatreon Saturday 24 March at 20:00. Tickets cost R100 and can be booked through Computicket. Photo:Jeff Ayliffe

ZABALAZA FESTIVALIS BACK: The BaxterTheatre is hosting itssecond Zabalaza Theatre Festival in theGolden Arrow Studio,from now until Saturday 31 March. The festival will featureamong others, fromleft Lucky Tshimbudzi,Rasta and BebeShongwe from theSibikwa Arts AfricanIndigenous Orchestra.

Photo: supplied

GUITAR GENIUS: The showband “The LatinKings” will pay tribute to the internationalRock/Latin icon Carlos Santana by performing his songs at Joseph Stone Auditorium inAthlone, on Friday 23 March, at 20:00. Inthis “showcase of some of SA’s best musicaltalents”, producer Jayson King, picturedright,bringstogethersomeofthegreatestCapebased musicians. The show will alsofeature female latino style dancers who willgyrate in true Brazilian/Cuban style tosongs like Black magic woman, and Jingo,Oye Como Va and Smooth .Tickets cost R80and the show is available to all fundraisingorganisations for block bookings. To bookcall Naju on (021) 633 4299 or visit maine[emailprotected]. Photo: Supplied

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FIFTH SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION TO THE 2009 GENERAL VALUATIONROLL (SV05) FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2011/2012Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 49 (1)(a)(i) of the Local Government: Municipal Property Rates Act, 2004 (Act no. 6 of 2004),hereinafter referred to as the “Act,” that the Fifth Supplementary Valuation Roll to the 2009 General Valuation Roll (SV05) for the financial year2011/2012 is open for public inspection at the venues below from 20 March 2012 until 26 April 2012. The forms for the lodging of objectionsare obtainable at these venues. In addition the valuation roll will be available on the Council website from 20 March 2012 (the address isprovided below).

Properties were selected to appear on the Fifth Supplementary Valuation Roll to the 2009 General Valuation Roll (SV05) Roll in terms of Section78(1) of Act if the property a) was incorrectly omitted from the Valuation Roll; b) has been included in the municipality after the last generalvaluation; c) has been subdivided or consolidated after the last general valuation; d) has undergone a substantial increase or decrease in marketvalue since the last general valuation; e) was substantially incorrectly valued in the last general valuation; f) must be revalued for any otherexceptional reason; g) of which the category has changed.

In terms of Section 49(1)(a)(ii) of the Act, any property owner or person who so desires may lodge an objection with the municipal manager inrespect of any matter reflected in, or omitted from the valuation roll, within the abovementioned period.

Objections may only be lodged in respect of properties valued on the SV05 Roll. The owners of these properties will be notified of their SV05 valuationsin writing at the postal address currently held on the City’s database.

Attention is specifically drawn to the fact that in terms of Section 50(2) of the Act an objection must be in relation to a specific individualproperty and not against the supplementary valuation roll as a whole. The forms for lodging an objection can be obtained from one of thevenues listed below, and can be downloaded from the website. A separate objection form must be completed per property.

DATE: 20 March 2012 – 26 April 2012

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I choose GodIT’S amazing that evolutionists, most of whomare also atheists, would push for this to betaught in our schools. With evolution, God istaken out of the picture.

Whenever a so-called “evolutionary discov-ery” is made, it amuses me to hear the age ofthe discovery – “ about 300 million years giveor take a few million”.

A million is a long time and not only that,thedatingmethodsnever agree.Darwin’s theo-ries are being disproved over and over, alongwith other so-called facts about evolution. TheMillerUrey theory for example,wasdisproved.They got the atmosphere wrong, yet it is stilltaught at universities. They were after all justtheories as per your article ( People’s Post, 13March 2012). Yes, that’s exactly what they are,just theories, as you say, evolution is a theory.

If youchose to come fromslimeundera rock,be my guest, I would rather have been createdby God. If you chose apes as ancestors, that’syour choice. Your grand pappy may well havebeen a gorilla, but mine was a human beinglike me. It is good for people to read about evo-lution but also read the Bible and other litera-ture that exposes and offers an alternative toevolution. I agree with Jan Van De Venter thatwe still teach our children about the tooth fair-ies but we do admit later in their lives it’s onlya fairy story, and so is evolution. No evolution-ist will ever admit that. Our children aretaught this and it does not only broaden theirminds, but it also rottens it with a lot of un-proved theories. Be careful what your childrenlearn, it is your responsibility to make surethey get a wholesome and correct education.“Dubious”, you are more right than you know,“it has no point”. It should not be taught.BILL FROST

Should children be taughtfact or faith at school?CHILDREN must be taught facts. The con-troversy about evolution is not a scientificcontroversy, it is a controversy where cer-

tain groups of people do not want to acceptreality.

Evolution is the theory that unites all as-pects of biology and, furthermore, unites bi-ology with geography and history. It is theonly theory that explains all that we observein the natural world. This makes it essentiallearning for anyone who wants to under-stand how life came to be what it is and whyorganisms are the way they are.

What about its relevance to the averageperson? Education is firstly teaching a childhow to think and how to make good deci-sions. Even if the subject content proves ir-relevant, the methods they learn, how toweigh evidence, how to think logically andhow to go about finding an answer, will al-ways be valuable. That said, evolution doesmatter.

Understanding evolution means under-standing how life changes. It will let youknow why you need to always finish acourse of medicine. Not seeing the rele-vance to that is what has led to drug-resist-ant strains of TB, a major killer in South Af-rica. Surely an idea that improves one’shealth and the health of the rest of the popu-lation is worth knowing? Aside from thepractical benefits, I would say that the won-der of knowinghow theworld truly is, is rea-son enough to learn.

People are entitled to their faith, but thatentitlement ends when it contradicts facts,supported by evidence and not just wishfulthinking. To quote South African bloggerTauriq Moosa, “How the world is oftendoesn’t correspond to how we wish it to be.”There are many faiths but there is only onereality, and the only reliable way to under-stand that reality is by following the evi-dence, whether it goes against faith or not.JASON BOSCH

THERE will be a free presentation onclimbing Kilimanjaro on Thursday 22March at Sportsman’s Warehouse, Ta-ble View, at 18:00 for 18:30.

Find out everything you need toknow about climbing this iconicmountain from two experiencedguides from African Outdoor Adven-tures.

Refreshments will be served. Con-tact Thomas on 076 679 8735. There isno charge but RSVP for catering pur-poses.

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Tuesday 20 March 2012 OPINIONS People’s Post ConstantiaWynberg Page 13

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

MOwbRAy MATERNiTy HOsPiTAL (CHiEFDiRECTORATE: GENERAL sPECiALisT ANDEMERGENCy sERviCEs)AdministrAtion Clerk: HumAn resourCemAnAgementREMuNERATiON: R 101 007 PER ANNuM

sERviCE bENEFiTs: 13th cheque, employer’s contribution to thepension fund, housing and medical aid allowance.

REquiREMENTs: MiNiMuMEDuCATiONALquALiFiCATiON: SeniorCertificate (or equivalent). ExPERiENCE: Appropriate experiencein Personnel Administration. COMPETENCiEs (kNOwLEDGE/skiLLs): • Good written and communication skills in at least two ofthe three official languages of the Western Cape • Knowledge ofPERSAL • Computer literacy in MS Word and Excel.

DuTiEs (kEy REsuLT AREAs/OuTPuTs): • Perform alladministrative duties pertaining to the personnel administrationsection, e.g. appointments, service terminations, transfers, pensionadministration, salary administration, leave, housing, injury on duty,distribution of monthly pay slips, debt management and verifydocuments, qualifications • Responsible for capturing transactionson PERSAL • Handle all personnel enquiries and correspondence(written and verbal) • File personnel data, policies, regulationsand circulars • Maintenance of registers, i.e. PILIR, RWOPS,appointments and service terminations • Assist with recruitmentand selection process and auditing of personnel and leave records• Assist staff, supervisor, management and members of the Publicwith regard to Human Resource and Personnel matters • Providean effective support service to supervisor, i.e. relief duties andattending meetings.

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REquiREMENTs: MiNiMuMEDuCATiONALquALiFiCATiON: Seniorcertificate (or equivalent). ExPERiENCE: • Appropriate experience• Knowledge and experience of a Medical Records Department.iNHERENT REquiREMENT OF THE jOb: Willingness to workovertime. COMPETENCiEs (kNOwLEDGE/skiLLs): • Knowledgeand practical experience of CLINICOM System • Computer literacy(MS Word and Excel) • Sound communication and interpersonalskills • Accuracy and attention to detail • Ability to effectivelycommunicate in at least two of the three official languages of theWestern Cape.

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DuTiEs (kEyREsuLTAREAs/OuTPuTs): • Answer the switchboard• Log cellular calls • Page users • Send text messages • Check andmonitor financial management reports • Assist with queries.

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exCiting oPPortunities for PersonswHo wAnt to mAke A differenCe

iNsTRuCTiONs TO APPLiCANTs: Z83 forms (obtainable from any Government department or www.capegateway.gov.za) must:Be completed in full, clearly reflect the name of the position, name and date of the publication (candidates may use this asreference), be signed, accompanied by a comprehensive CV, the names of 3 referees and certified copies of ID, driver’s licenceand qualification/s. A separate application form must be completed for each post. Applications without the afore-mentionedwill not be considered. Applications must be forwarded to the address as indicated on the advertisem*nt. No late, faxed ore-mailed applications will be accepted. CV’s will not be returned. Excess personnel will receive preference. Applications, whichare received after the closing date, will not be considered.

Further communication will be limited to shortlisted candidates. If you have not received a response from the Department within3 months of the closing date, please consider your application as unsuccessful. It will be expected of candidates to be availablefor selection interviews on a date, time and place as determined by the Department.

As directed by the Department of Public Service & Administration, applicants must note that further checks will be conductedonce they are shortlisted and that their appointment is subject to positive outcomes on these checks, which include securityclearance, qualification verification, criminal records, credit records and previous employment.

The Department of Health is guided by the principles of Employment Equity. Disabled candidates are encouraged to apply andan indication in this regard will be appreciated.

Closing Date: 13 April 2012 POsiTivE AbOuT PEOPLE wiTH DisAbiLiTiEs

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Your SMSesCalling names

. I don’t know why government wants tochange road names to anyone other thanthose of the Khoi San, who were the first peo-ple in this province. You can’t wipe out thatpiece of history. Rename the streets Witbooi,Strandloper and Saartjie Baartman. Louisa

. Ex-ANC, what did Zille do to stop apart-heid? We should name our streets after ourfallen heroes like Ashley Kriel, Anton Fran-sch and victims of the Trojan Horse Massa-cre.

South African gangsters. Why start a museum for gangsters? This

Daweti guy wants to be in the spotlight. Wehave too much crime and he wants gangstersto look good.

He must go take a hike. Please do not sup-port this stupid person.

. I have been attacked by these charminggentlemen three times in the last year. I wasluckily unhurt (mostly) thanks to my longago SADF training. How about this for an ex-hibit: shoot them, stuff them and put then ondisplay?

. Just reading your article made me sickto even think that anyone would want tomarvel at these people that rob, rape and killinnocent people every day. I feel it’s a wayfor some gangster to outdo himself, just tobe famous.

. Is the guy who wants to open a gangstermuseum sick in his head? Does he realise heis glorifying a scourge that has caused heart-ache to many people on the Cape Flats. Manywill join gangs with the hope of being Al Ca-pones in a museum. What next. K Francis

. Haven’t you got anything constructiveto do?

How is glamorising gangsterism going tohelp the youth? Children from the age of 10are being recruited in Hanover Park and youwant to give gangsterism a platform. Shameon you!

Just a thought. It seems not everyone likes clean sta-

tions. Last week I saw a workman toss hislunch wrapping onto the line, in front of eve-ryone.

. South Africa has no money to employmore doctors, nurses and teachers, or givemore to pensioners, but the powers that behave money to give to Somalia and Swazi-land? James

. Why do people who borrow money makeit difficult for the next person by not repay-ing their debt? It makes the person you owemoney to not want to help the next personthat asks. Disappointed

. The lip service paid to our drug and ad-diction problem is amazing. NGOs trying tohelp receive so little funding.

. I will not vote for the DA as they don’tsee to our problems. Coloured people are be-ing overlooked.

. Please stand up to eTV for airing a RedBull ad with a figure walking on the waterand using the name of Jesus in vain. Helpget the ad removed.

. In response to the evolutiondebate: localteachers lead children to have “openminds”. Visit local museums which showfossils and prove evolution!

. It’s so true that people abuse the AllPaygrants. The merchant and the shebeens firstget paid and the kids go hungry. It’s pathetic.Nomsa

. I was absolutely delighted to win thebeautiful book about Mitchell’s Plain.Thank you People’s Post. Jennifer Gurling

Help Mathie make an honest livingI AM trying to help Mathie Yenga, uncle toFabrice Ndombasi, who lost his life in the ac-cident in Plumstead on Sunday 15 January.I want to help him find employment, as he hasrecently become a father and is a SA-qualifiedplumber, but is unemployed. I have tried var-ious means to help him to find a job, but tono avail. I was hoping that a good Samaritan

could help him as the situation is now direand he has to soon come up with rent forApril. I hope that you will forgive the imposi-tion, but is there any way that you could givethis gentleman some assistance? Any helpwould be greatly appreciated!ELLEN FEDELEPlumstead

Red Bull ad an insult to ChristiansSOME of you might have seen the latest RedBull ad on TV last night. It depicts Jesus onthe water and His disciples in the boat.

The Jesus character then slips and cursesthe name of the Lord. I have contacted RedBull telephonically and written a complaint.We should not tolerate that the miracle andname of our Lord and Saviour be ridiculedand blasphemed.

It’s amazing that the media will not dareuse the name of Allah or Mohammed, Bud-dha etc. in vain, but they would use the nameof Jesus Christ in vain.

I think as Christians it is time that we

speak out against it.This is someone that died for our sins, so

we could live. So let’s not be afraid to standup for the One who willingly laid His lifedown for us so that through His death wecould have victory over sin.

Here are the contact details of Red Bull:(021) 486-8000 or email: [emailprotected].

You can also file a complaint with theBroadcasting Complaints Commission ofSouth Africa at [emailprotected] WILLIAMSFairways

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‘Golden Oldies’ right on targetLIAM MOSES

ARCHERY is not normally thetype of hobby one would associatewith the elderly, but it seems thesport is thriving amongst a smallgroup of retired people from thesouthern suburbs.

The group, who refer to them-selves as the “Golden Oldies”, allpractise at Protea Sports Club inMain Road, Retreat.

All the “Golden Oldies” first triedthe sport after retiring and fell inlove with it as soon as they firedtheir first arrow.

Fish Hoek resident Sigmund Saf-fer, 79, who started the sport eightyears ago, says he loves how archerypushes him to strive towards perfec-tion.

“It’s a sport that’s always at theback of your mind. For many years,my sport was karate. In karateyou’re competing against yourself,trying to better yourself, and this is

the next way to do it,” said Saffer.“You shoot here every morning, or

three four times a week, and you arealways trying to better yourself. It’sone way of trying to achieve an ide-al.”

“It’s not really a sport, it’s an art.You’ve got to keep on with it, you’vegot to practise and the better you getthe more you enjoy it.”

Saffer added that the social ele-ment of the sport also made it veryenjoyable for him and the rest of thearchers.

The group practises everyWednesday and Friday morning andthey all say that socialising with oth-er like-minded people is one of thethings they enjoy most about thesport.

John Monro, 76, a former quantitysurveyor from Lakeside, said hiswife encouraged him to take up thesport after he retired 12 years ago.

“My wife found that she was hap-pier when I was doing something outof the house so she bought me a bow

and arrow and told me to go and lookafter myself,” said John.

“It’s partly outdoors, one canshoot indoors also because there arethe facilities at Protea Sports Club.And there’s a bit of exercise involvedand a little bit of social interactionand it’s good fun.”

Constantia Hills resident Marga-ret Ramsay, 69, says she took up ar-chery 10 years ago, after the death ofher husband. According to Ramsay,the sport suits here personality per-fectly.

“It’s a challenge, just to hit thebull, just to get there. And to keep do-ing it again and again and again,”said Ramsay.

“And I think yes, maybe if you likea challenge it helps. Because I’m justone of these people who likes to dobetter and better at a thing that I en-joy.”

All the “Golden Oldies” agreedthat archery is perfect for retiredpeople because it wasn’t as strenu-ous as other sports.

FIRE AWAY: The “Golden Oldies” group of archers from the Protea Sports Club practise at thearchery range. Photo: Liam Moses

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LIAM MOSES

FORMER Western Province andStormers wing Egon Secondshas been appointed coach of theRondebosch Boys’ High SchoolU15 side.

Seconds, who played over 90games for the union and scored 88tries during his time there, was ap-pointed coach and took his firsttraining session with the side twoweeks ago.

The Mowbray resident believesthat theyoungRondeboschplayerswill benefit from his experience,both on and off the field, as well asthe friendships he forged duringhis playing career.

“My experience though comes inwhere I can literally sit with thoseyoungsters and actually tell them‘this is what you need to focus on’,‘concentrate on this’, ‘these areyour weaknesses, these are yourstrong points’,” said Seconds.

“With my experience, I can gothrough any position and even getexperts to come help and showthem how it’s done. I think not justmy experience in rugby, but alsothe friendships that I’ve built canhelp any team that I’m involvedin.”

Seconds was appointed byRondebosch director of rugby, andfellow former professional, Clin-ton van Rensburg, who played forthe Cats, Sharks and several otherteams during his 16-year career.

According to Van Rensburg, Sec-ond’s technical abilities were onlypart of the reason for his selection.

“I’ve got a long history withEgon and we have played a lot ofrugby together and against eachother. I just got to know his man-ner and the way he worked withpeople and I just knew that hewould be an absolute success atRondebosch,” said Van Rensburg.

“Beside his technical skills, it’salso the way he interacts with peo-ple and how he carries himself. He’s the type ofcharacter people can look up to. He’s a good rolemodel.”

Seconds added that other famous faces, suchas former and current Springboks Bolla Con-radie and Gio Aplon, could be visiting his teamsoon.

“The plan is, maybe later on, when I’ve settledin, to bring in some of my friends. The Bolla’sto help the scrummies, to get some of the GioAplon’s,” said Seconds. “I want to bring that in-teraction in, but only later on. I think for nowI need to first get to grips with them.”

Seconds played Currie Cup rugby for WesternProvince and Griquas, Super Rugby for theStormers and was at one stage in his career onthe verge of selection to the Springbok squad.Since leaving the professional game, he hasplayed club rugby for Hamiltons and for the SARugby Legends team. The 31-year-old also hasa burgeoning broadcasting career with regularslots on Cape Town TV and The Taxi internetradio station.

“My main goal is not to lose a game, but itdoesn’t always work like that. I think it’s justto be consistent and to teach them that the gameis not about individual brilliance. You have thatin certain spurts in the game, but the majorityof the 80 minutes on the field it’s about a teamsport.”

SECOND TO NONE: Former Western Province and Stormerswing Egon Seconds has been appointed coach of the Rondebosch Boys’ High School U15 side. Photo: Liam Moses

HERE IT COMES: Richard Slatem of Claremont Cricket Club bowls during a WPCA1A League match against the University of the Western Cape (UWC) on Saturdayat the UWC cricket grounds. Photo: Peter Heeger

HEADED YOUR WAY: Sean Willouby of Rondebosch Cricket Club bowls during aWPCA 1A League match against Pinelands CC on Saturday in Pinelands.

Photo: Peter Heeger

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