The Voice of the Cape is proud to announce the results for the newly appointed “Community Forum”. These elected officials will serve for your magisterial district for a period of 4 years.
Cape Town Central District
5 seats – 11 nominees opposed, 0 seats vacant
- Shamiel Basdien
- Muneebah Daniels
- Rajab Devajee
- Minovie Jacobs
- Gamieda Toffar
Cape Winelands District
(5 seats – 2 nominees unopposed, 3 seats vacant)
- Areef Moerat
- Anver Sedan
Cape Town Central District
5 seats – 11 nominees opposed, 0 seats vacant
- Shamiel Basdien
- Muneebah Daniels
- Rajab Devajee
- Minovie Jacobs
- Gamieda Toffar
Eden District
(6 seats – 2 nominees unopposed, 4 seats vacant)
- Sedick Losper
- Said Abdullahi Wehiliye
Cape Town South District
6 seats – 6 nominees unopposed, 0 seats vacant
- Cassiem Gamiet
- Saleemah Jaffer
- Ahmed Tahier Mohamed
- Majid Mowzer
- Nazlie Peters
- Hassan Ntolo
Central Karoo District
(3 seats – 3 nominees unopposed, 0 seats vacant)
- Mohamed Amin Adams
- Ismail Bhyat
- Anwar Williams
West Coast District
(5 seats – 5 nominees unopposed, 0 seats vacant)
- Sheigh Abdul Gaseeb
- Sheigh Mogamat Refaat Carolus
- Ziyaad Davids
- Reidwaan Edries Sheigh Abdul Aziz Hassan Mohamed
Overberg District
(4 seats – 0 nominees, 4 seats vacant)
VOC became the first Muslim radio station in South Africa when a special events license was granted to the station in Ramadan/January 1995. Subsequent temporary broadcast licenses were granted, permitting the station to broadcast for 24 hours.
