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The Nation Heads to Polls – in Pictures 4 NEWS CAPE TIMES THURSDAY, AUGUST 04, 2016 The nation heads to polls – in pictures MORE ELECTION NEWS, PICTURES PAGES 6, 7 LEADING THE WAY: President Jacob Zuma waits in line to cast his vote at Ntolwane Primary School in Nkandla, KwaZulu-Natal yesterday. Picture: GCIS MY SECRET: Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu votes in Milnerton. Picture: REUTERS ON THE JOB: Cape Times photographer Brenton Geach reaches new heights to get a picture of MOMENT IN TIME: This is the image Cape Times photographer Brenton Geach captured while standing on top of a shack in Khayelitsha. Voting started off slowly, voting stations in Khayelitsha. Picture: SIYAVUYA MZANTSI but as the day progressed more voters headed for the voting stations. FAMILY OUTING: Julius Malema arriving at a voting station in Seshego, Limpopo, accompanied by his wife Mantoa and his VOTING FOR CHANGE: DA leader Mmusi Maimane casts his vote at Allen Glen High School in Roodepoort after campaigning grandmother. Picture: THETO MAHLAKOANA hard for the party. Picture: MUTINY MEDIA STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT PROCESS Environmental Impact Assessment for the Redevelopment of the River Club, Observatory, Cape Town DEA&DP Reference No.: 16/3/3/6/7/2/A7/17/3104/16 HWC Case No.: 15112504WD1217E SRK Project No: 478320 DWS Reference No.: To be supplied Notice is hereby given of a joint stakeholder engagement process in terms of the National Environmental Management Act 107 of 1998 (NEMA), the National Water Act 36 of 1998 (NWA) and the National Heritage Resources Act 25 of 1998 (NHRA): Project: The Liesbeek Leisure Properties Trust (LLPT) is proposing to redevelop the River Club in Observatory, for residential, commercial, institutional and associated uses. Location: Erf 151832, Erf 26426, ERF 108936, Erf 26427, Erf 151833, Erf 15326 Rem, Cape Town, City of Cape Town Applications for: • Environmental Authorisation in terms of the NEMA EIA Regulations, 2014 for GN R983 (19); GN R984 (6) and (27); and GN R985 (15) and (18) activities. • Water Use Licence in terms of the NWA for Section 21 (a), (c), (e), (g), (i) and (k) activities. • Heritage Approval in terms of the NHRA for Section 38 (1) (a), (b), (c) and (d) activities. Release of the Draft Scoping Report: The Draft Scoping Report is available for public review and comment at: The River Club; the Observatory Public Library and the offices of SRK Consulting in Rondebosch, Cape Town. The Draft Scoping Report can also be accessed electronically on the SRK website www.srk.co.za (via the ‘Library’ and ‘Public Documents’ links). An Executive Summary of the Report is available from SRK on request. Opportunity to participate: Stakeholders are invited to submit comments and/or register on the project database. Stakeholders should refer to all the relevant reference numbers above, and must include their name, contact details (specifying the preferred method of notifi cation, e.g. e-mail), and an indication of any direct business, fi nancial, personal, or other interest which they have in the application, to the contact person below, by 5 September 2016. Note that only registered stakeholders will be notifi ed of future meetings and opportunities to provide comment on relevant documentation. To submit comments, register, or request further information please contact: Amy Hill of SRK Consulting at [email protected] Postnet Suite #206, Private Bag X18, Rondebosch, 7701; POWER OF THE BALLOT: Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille casting her vote FINGERS CROSSED: Marius Fransman of the ANC drops his ballot into the box at the NG Kerk, fax: 021 685 7105, tel: 021 659 3060. OM\04\10418562 just after 9am at the Pinelands Town Hall. Picture: IAN LANDSBERG Church Street, Kuils River. Picture: TRACEY ADAMS 2 Thursday August 4 2016 LETTERS Tatler Southern Suburbs Belmont Road robots on the political Looking for Weekend weather www.weathersa.co.za and www.sanho.co.za Tatler and we pushed it in a U- landscape, as a force to magnesium turn to the other side. be reckoned with, ever Friday Saturday Sunday INFORMATION These folk cheerfully since its populist leader, i Min: 12ºC Min: 13ºC Min: 13ºC metal took a drenched me Julius Malema, seized Max: 16ºC Max: 17ºC Max: 19ºC 48 660 copies delivered home so I could get my every opportunity to Hi: 11.47am; -.--pm Hi: 00.10am; 12.54pm Hi: 01.12am; 1.48pm free on Thursdays to homes J Broster, Rondebosch car and rescue my other embarrass our president Lo: 05.33am; 6.03pm Lo: 06.41am; 9.08pm Lo: 07.36am; 8.01pm in Bishopscourt, Claremont, Fernwood, Harfield Village, half waiting in the stalled at every turn with his Kenilworth, Kenwyn, Do any readers of this car. 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[email protected] and nor is the Today’s municipal president’s useless ANC has captured the us a government that can The former magnesium fire-making election is probably guffawing could save SABC in spite of ANC deliver but it can reduce legendary statesman News Editor Simoneh de Bruin flint. going to be the most him from further secretary-general Gwede corruption by preventing would certainly not be 021 488 4608 I have been exciting elections we embarrassment from the Mantashe’s feeble any one party from proud of the embattled [email protected] unsuccessful in my have ever had because fiery Malema. protestations against the winning the majority of ANC fraught with search, and hoped that a the outcome is riddled Malema did more despicable action by seats in government. corruption and sex Reporters Tauriq Hassen reader might be able to with uncertainty. damage to the Teflon- Hlaudi Motsoeneng to scandals in its upper 021 488 4602 assist. 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Fuad Esack To the three kind young block, the EFF, has sent even though it has a court ruling to compel inaccurate and begs a 021 488 4622 people in the Toyota these two major parties black leader and the SABC not to censor response. [email protected] Tazz who turned around into a worry mode. because it was so violent protests and the It is not only party What’s On Entertainment News and stopped their Prior to the entry of vulnerable to chants reinstatement of the leaders Mmusi Maimane [email protected] journey to help two the EFF, the two major from the very desperate journalists that were and Patricia De Lille’s Market senior citizens.
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