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Usufruct dispute and the Extension of Security of Tenure Act

30 January 2014 By Fullstop

This week the Property Poser expert clears up a somewhat odd situation involving a family dispute about a usufruct over a farm. The reader explains that he originally owned the farm, which he sold to his father some years ago on the understanding that he, the reader, would have a usufruct over the dwellings. It seems that the arrangement was suitable to both parties as the reader continued to stay on the farm for a further 15 years. However, when his father passed away recently, certain … [Read more...] about Usufruct dispute and the Extension of Security of Tenure Act

Begin the year with a business security rethink

20 January 2014 By Port Elizabethan

“The start of a new year is a good time to reassess business security needs and ensure that the measures that are in place are sufficient.” So says Martin Kriel, Managing Director of ADT Security’s East Coast Region. Wear and tear on security systems is a reality and maintenance and upgrades are a necessity. Kriel says however that, every few years, some hardware will need to be replaced. “Waiting until the system becomes faulty is not ideal. Unfortunately we do encounter incidents at small … [Read more...] about Begin the year with a business security rethink

Improve home security to enhance peace of mind

14 January 2014 By Port Elizabethan

For many the holidays are coming to an end, and preparations for the return to work and school have begun. To enhance peace of mind, ADT Security has appealed to homeowners to use this time to ensure that their security measures are adequate, and in proper working order. Martin Kriel, Managing Director of ADT in the East Coast Region suggests that a good start would be to test the alarm system and battery. “Ideally this should be done at least two weeks before you return to work. Also, use … [Read more...] about Improve home security to enhance peace of mind

Back to school safety

8 January 2014 By Port Elizabethan

In less than a week, schools around the country re-open for the 2014 academic year. Although the kids may be keen to return to see their friends it can be a time of anxiety for parents, especially those whose children have to travel to and from school by themselves. Martin Kriel, Managing Director of ADT Security’s East Coast Region had some advice that could help put parents’ minds at ease. “Share these tips with your children and encourage them to use them every day.” Always walk to or … [Read more...] about Back to school safety

Don’t lose out during the summer holiday home clean-up

20 November 2013 By Port Elizabethan

With the festive season around the corner, many people have already begun to get their homes ready for the holidays. Ahead of the stream of family and friends visiting during this period, for some this means just a major clean-up; for others it could mean minor renovations such as painting and repairs. No matter how big or small your festive plans may be you cannot forget safety and security in and around your home. “There are some practical safety measures that can be implemented in this … [Read more...] about Don’t lose out during the summer holiday home clean-up

Donation bolsters resources at the Summerstrand Community Policing Forum

9 August 2013 By Port Elizabethan

The Summerstrand Community Policing Forum (CPF) has welcomed a donation of decals and pepper spray saying that it will assist in its fight against crime in the area. Annelize Jerling, a member of the Summerstrand CPF Executive Committee, said that the items were sponsored by ADT Security and that the decals in particular would be used on their resident patrol vehicles increasing their visibility, especially at night. “We have been working with ADT for quite some time in our various … [Read more...] about Donation bolsters resources at the Summerstrand Community Policing Forum

Tips to keep crime at bay this winter

7 June 2013 By Port Elizabethan

The cold, wet weather during the winter months keeps many people indoors; but in some cases not even this is enough to keep criminals at bay. There are a number of practical measures that can be followed to improve your safety and that of your loved ones and belongings. Martin Kriel, Managing Director of ADT Security, East Coast Region said the first step is to be more aware of what is going around you, especially in the mornings and evenings when it’s dark outside. “When leaving home, at … [Read more...] about Tips to keep crime at bay this winter

Tarring of Roads in Ward 9

10 November 2011 By Ward 9

Heinrich Muller

Kindly take note that I received the following e-mail from Mawethu Civils (Pty) Ltd: "...We hereby wish to advise that our company will be commencing with roadworks in your ward on Monday the 14th November 2011.  We will be working between Knoll Road (towards Sunridge Park Pump Station) and Link Road (next to Fernglen Shopping Centre). "We have identified that during the construction works which is expected to have a duration period of eight weeks...." Should you have any … [Read more...] about Tarring of Roads in Ward 9

First Step Taken to Secure Parliament Street, Donkin and Western Road

4 November 2011 By Alan Straton

The Mandela Bay Development Agency (MBDA), on behalf of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality (NMBM), intends to beef up security in the Port Elizabeth CBD and has called on interested parties to submit plans to provide private security services for the area. MBDA CEO Pierre Voges says that the provision of security is within the area of responsibility of the Agency as it is required in terms of its Mandate approved by Council to "assist with provision and management of services, amenities and … [Read more...] about First Step Taken to Secure Parliament Street, Donkin and Western Road

Laptop and Phone Thieves – You Have Become the Prey

20 May 2011 By Alan Straton

With a background in security, I have watched how various companies over the years have attempted to secure valuable portable items such as laptops and phones. The nirvana in security for these items is enabling the 'ordinary man' to actively take an interest and safe action in the recovery of the stolen goods. Of course if this also makes the 'ordinary man' feel like James Bond 007 then you have a winner. For far too long now the police have only been interested in knowing if stolen laptops … [Read more...] about Laptop and Phone Thieves – You Have Become the Prey

Manabewa Chauke Reports on PSIRA Clean up

5 March 2011 By Alan Straton

The Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA) is determined to get the year off to a good start, and nothing proves this more than the promising report it tabled before Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Police. Previously, the entity has received qualified reports from the Auditor General. Committee chairperson Sindi Chikunga said that in the past, she and her team had been left distressed after PSIRA appeared before them. PSIRA last briefed the committee in November last … [Read more...] about Manabewa Chauke Reports on PSIRA Clean up

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