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Over my veggie garden, and it's a slow-release watering method. So it holds two liters of water, but the pot is ceramic, but it's not fired. And so then the plants basically suck the water out of it as they need it. Interesting. Now, how easy are they to get hold of, Ian? They are becoming more and more available. If you Google them, there's a lovely lady in K Town in Woodstock area.

you know, all of us and all many of us feel. As a contractor, I'm had to go to from Fishook to Simonstown, to Seapoint, Greenpoint, and other parts of the of the Cape Town. It's hitting me quite badly, the price of the petrol. You know, and of course many other people gonna also be affected. Who are not affected as as much and actually they make a profit, Sasso and other companies who manufactures this

Funded mainly by UCT and some businesses. For further confusion, Alma Road, Rosebank, south side of the road, comes under Rondebash Saps and the north side under Mowbray Saps. And Pippa is a near neighbour. She never. Okay, right. Why? Because the dividing line is Daviliers, houses on the northern side. Okay, so there's a kind of separation that does make that kind of

They do not have a strong civic association joined at the hip for decades. They do not have one, okay? But in two different worlds, two separate councillors, the Joint Civic Association, RMCA, seems to have fallen by the wayside. And one part of Rosebank and one part of Mowbray belong to LMRID, to which residents pay extra rates via cocked account. Another part of Rosebank and Mowbray have a different

Experience with local government if it's been accessible to you through your counselor. And especially, I want to celebrate the fact when it has been accessible to you through your counsellor. If your counselor has really kind of delivered on the expectation of the community that your counsellor serves, then I think they should be celebrated. Some stories, related stories, have kind of trickled through. Jill writes a story about Rosebank and Mowbray. Let's get an understanding through Jill's eyes of Rosebank and Mowbray.

A chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Police in the National Assembly, Ian Cameron, has raised questions about the promotion of a senior Cape Town police officer facing criminal charges linked to the alleged assault and torture of a Mowbray barber. Cameron took to social media today to express concern about SAPS officer Delmore Manuel being promoted from Lieutenant Colonel to Colonel and formally appointed as station commander at Musenberg Police Station. Manuel is one of three police officers charged in connection with the alleged torture during.

Committee Ian Cameron has raised questions about the promotion of a senior Cape Town police officer facing criminal charges linked to the alleged assault and torture of a Mowbray barber. EWN, in touch, in tune, and independent. For the latest, visit ewn.co.za or download the EWN app. This is Cape Talk. Join the conversation with John Matham.

Good afternoon, I'm Wesley Peterson, Chairperson of Parliament's Police Committee. Ian Cameron has raised questions about the promotion of a senior Cape Town Police officer facing criminal charges linked to the alleged assault and torture of a Mowbray barber. Cameron's taken to social media today to express concern about SAPS officer Dalmore Manuel being promoted from Lieutenant Colonel to Colonel and formally appointed as station commander.

Paddle courtier in Greenpoint. It's Team Leicester versus Team Carl. We're raising awareness and we're raising funds for Western Cape safety parents. Coach, I'll see you after the show. He's our dyson. He's my coach for the next seven days. John Matham and Cape Talk. Weekdays 3 to 6 pm. Shelwyn called in and said they've got 180 million rand to build a wall along the end two around Kylie Chair.

Think it is actually quite remarkable the progress that we've made, and we can be very proud of that, which is why I said in the first paragraph of my affidavit, I actually welcome the opportunity to update the court on the progress made in these last five years, because it has been quite innovative. We have published the first land state land discount guidelines in the country, which allows us to discount city-owned land up to right up to 90%, which is exactly what we did at Salt River Market. Salt River Market was stuck in the mud.

Infrastructure in the Greenpoint area. And we, of course, feel that very intensely on event days. And that's why I think there has to be some very serious thinking about how we get people out of their cars on events day. And that's honestly not difficult. There are so many different ways one could think about that. So again, it goes back to that question of: well, we can fix that bit, but what happens downstream of that? And can the system handle that? And can it handle more cars?

To become the capital and the administrative capital of the province, where there is the legislature and major provincial government offices. Secondly, and ensuring that you upgrade the roads and as well as the lighting so that you can reduce crime and really remove the squal. It is very disappointing. I think, look at, for an example, some towns have cleaned up. Sea Point in many years ago, it used to be the squalor of Cape Town. It's now one of the fast-growing cities. So we should not.

Easy for me to gain access to different modes of public transport here in Cape Town, train buses, and taxis. And so my car will probably be parked at Prime Media's offices in Greenpoint for a lot more times, let's say, this coming month. Also, driving slowly, hey, people often underestimate the impact of driving conservatively your car, that liter of fuel will.

Incision plan after the local government elections. And there's a lot to be discussed around the will it, will it not? Sounds like a little too late. Too little too late, if you ask me. I wasn't going to say it. You said. Let's move it on to the Western Cape. Yeah. Residents in parts of the city and really spread out parts of the city, Woodstock Strand, Grassy Park, and other spaces are facing planned water supply interruptions. That's from today. The city is carrying out maintenance work on the

We are asking our residents and businesses across the city to please reduce water consumption during this period so that we are able to ensure sufficient supply whilst this temporary shutdown for the essential maintenance is underway. We will also have key work across a number of other communities where pipe replacements, valve replacements, and so on will take place. This is expected in Woodstock and in the Strand community as well as the Grossi Park area with other leak detectors.