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AGM 2022

The Epping City Improvement District NPC (ECID) will be hosting an AGM. All stakeholders are invited to a review of the year’s activities and planning for 2023/2

Date:           Wednesday, 23 November 2022

Time:           14:00

Venue:       24 Gunners Circle, Epping 1, Cape Town 7475

Resolutions presented at the Member’s meeting can only be voted on by bona fide members of the ECID.  This membership is available free of charge to all owners of non-residential property within the ECID footprint, but they must be registered before Monday, 14 November 2022.

For further information, documentation, and how to register, e-mail ecid@ecid.org.za or call 021 565 0901. 

Cooldrink Donation from Anchor Yeast

       

Langa Baptist Church                           Church of the Nazarene in Bonteheuwel

Anchor Yeast very kindly donated 486 x 60 x 5g sachets of Thirst Buster flavored drink sachets to the ECID to be handed over the Langa Baptist Church and Church of the Nazarene in Bonteheuwel. With the hot weather we are having this has been a very welcome donation. Collecting for the Langa Baptist Church, Andiswa & Selby, collecting for Church of the Nazarene in Bonteheuwel, Cheslyn & Reverend Quinton.

The ECID wish to convey our thanks to Anchor Yeast for their kind donation.

New Business Hub for Epping’s Informal Traders

 

 

During December 2021, Epping’s informal traders moved into their new state-of-the-art premises located inside the Epping Fresh Produce Market (Cape Town Market), this, after almost 30 years of trading on Gunners Circle.

The informal traders will be able to use this as a safe trading and storage facility as well as a place from which they can provide sufficient and nutritious range of fruit and vegetables at low prices in consumer-friendly packs to communities on a day-to-day basis.

The informal traders are mostly private individuals who buy in bulk from agents inside the market and break produce down into smaller-size packs for resale to housewives and township hawkers.

This is a venture between the City of Cape Town and the Epping Fresh Produce Market.

The City of Cape Town is currently clearing the area as can be seeing in the photos, the Epping Fresh Produce Market have employed a private security company to keep a watchful eye over the process of the clearing as well as to prevent new people from occupying the vacant land.