kathu bulletin 20131218

16
Verspreidingsgebied: Kathu, Kuruman, Daniëlskuil, Lime Acres, Olifantshoek, Postmasburg, Upington, Keimoes, Kakamas en Groblershoop 19 DESEMBER 2013 WWW.KALAHARIBULLETIN.CO.ZA GRATIS Kathu Geseënde Kersfees en Geseënde Kersfees en voorspoedige voorspoedige nuwe jaar nuwe jaar DIE Kalahari Bulletin Kathu wens al sy lesers ’n geseënde feestyd toe. Ons sê ook dankie vir elkeen wat ’n bydrae tot ons koerant gemaak het. Die eerste uitgawe van 2014 verskyn op 16 Januarie. Die kantoor heropen reeds op 8 Januarie. Ilse Watson IN hierdie laaste uitgawe van 2013 kyk ons na die jaar se hoofnuusgebeure. Die eerste uitgawe van Kalahari Bulletin Kathu het op 30 Mei verskyn. ) Op ons eerste voorblad het ’n berig oor die riool- en vullisprobleme van Deben verskyn. Inwoners was diep ontevrede met die swak diens van die Gamagara-munisipaliteit. ) In Junie was die hoofberigte oor die nuwe Bestwood-ontwikkeling digby Kathu en daar is ook berig oor die hoë huurpryse van huise op Kathu. Behuising is ’n groot probleem omdat myne so vinnig uitbrei en huurders voel die huurpryse is astronomies hoog. ) Op 20 Junie het André Botha berig oor die bekendstelling van die nuwe koerant vir Kathu. Johanna van Eeden, redakteur van Volksblad, het die nuwe span van Kathu aan sakelui en belanghebbendes voorgestel. “Ons lê die geskiedenis vas, ons vermaak, voed op, speel die waghond-rol en word ’n stem vir die gemeenskap,” het Van Eeden gesê. ) In die uitgawe van 4 Julie is verslag gedoen oor die moord op Herman van der Schyff van Olifantshoek. Hy was ’n veilig- heidswag by die Langberg-abattoir en is op 16 Junie deur booswigte oorval en vermoor. Die hofsaak duur voort. ) In die uitgawe van 25 Julie het ons die nou ontslape oudpresident Nelson Mandela se 95ste verjaardag herdenk. Khumani-myn het spesiale projekte by skole in Olifantshoek gehad om dié dag te vier. ) In Augustus het die Olimpiese swemmer Natalie du Toit en Ingrid en Denver Vraag- om (akteurs van 7de Laan) toesprake by die Hoërskool Kathu gelewer en leerlinge aangemoedig om altyd na die beste van hul vermoë te presteer. ) Op 15 Augustus word daar weer oor die voortslepende rioolprobleme van Deben verslag gedoen. ) ’n Nuwe sonkragaanleg word by Deben gebou en Kalahari Bulletin berig oor dié besonderse projek wat in Augustus 2014 voltooi sal wees. ) Ook in Augustus het Kansa op Kathu ’n deftige teepartytjie gehou. Vroue het met hul deftige hoede opgedaag om na die motive- ringspraatjies van Jana du Plessis en Erica Malan te luister. ) Die Kalahari gaan gebuk onder ’n erge droogte. Ons doen in September verslag oor boere wat noodgedwonge hul vee en wild met die hand moet voer. ) Die kameeldoringbome van die Kalahari is as ’n beskermde bos verklaar. Ons berig oor die bewaring van dié besonderse bome en die projekte waarby die Universiteit van Pretoria betrokke is om die redes vir boomvrektes te ondersoek. ) September is ook die tyd wanneer Kumba Iron Ore sy jaarlikse fietsren hou en Rynard Butler was die wenner van die 105 km-wed- ren. Barend Coetzee van Kathu was die eerste gestremde fietsryer oor die wenstreep. Dit was ’n yskoue dag, maar dit het nie die fietsryers gekeer om dié dag ten volle te geniet nie. ) Op 3 Oktober verskyn die tragiese berig oor die ongeveer 30 kleinflaminke wat deur kragdrade dood geskok is. ) ’n Ramp tref die Le Roux-gesin van Deben toe hulle huis heeltemal afgebrand het. Dié berig was op die voorblad van 10 Oktober. ) Laat in Oktober ril en gril almal vir die plaag wurms wat die dorp getref het. Kommentaar word van omgewingsdeskun- diges verkry en daar word vertel dat híérdie wurms ’n goeie reënseisoen voorspel. ) Einde Oktober word daar gekyk na huispryse op Kathu en verskeie eiendoms- agente verskaf kommentaar. ) In November word berig oor die nuwe Heritage Square-sentrum wat op Kathu gebou word. ) Op 28 November doen Kalahari Bulletin verslag oor die skokkende aantal ongelukke wat tussen Kathu en Kuruman plaasvind. ) In ons koerant van 12 Desember deel Kalahari Bulletin die nuus oor die afsterwe van oudpres. Nelson Mandela en vier sy lewe en nalatenskap aan Suid-Afrika. Terugblik op jaar

Upload: kalaharibulletin

Post on 23-Mar-2016

309 views

Category:

Documents


51 download

DESCRIPTION

Kathu Bulletin 20131218

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

Verspreidingsgebied: Kathu, Kuruman, Daniëlskuil, Lime Acres, Olifantshoek, Postmasburg, Upington, Keimoes, Kakamas en Groblershoop

19 DESEMBER 2013 WWW.KALAHARIBULLETIN.CO.ZA GRATIS

Kathu

Geseënde Kersfees enGeseënde Kersfees envoorspoedigevoorspoedigenuwe jaarnuwe jaar

DIE Kalahari Bulletin Kathu wens al sy lesers ’n geseënde feestyd toe. Ons sê ook dankie vir elkeen wat ’n bydrae tot ons koerant gemaakhet. Die eerste uitgawe van 2014 verskyn op 16 Januarie. Die kantoor heropen reeds op 8 Januarie.

Ilse Watson

IN hierdie laaste uitgawe van 2013 kyk onsna die jaar se hoofnuusgebeure.Die eerste uitgawe van Kalahari Bulletin

Kathu het op 30 Mei verskyn.) Op ons eerste voorblad het ’n berig oor dieriool- en vullisprobleme van Deben verskyn.Inwoners was diep ontevrede met die swakdiens van die Gamagara-munisipaliteit.) In Junie was die hoofberigte oor die nuweBestwood-ontwikkeling digby Kathu en daaris ook berig oor die hoë huurpryse van huiseop Kathu. Behuising is ’n groot probleemomdat myne so vinnig uitbrei en huurdersvoel die huurpryse is astronomies hoog.) Op 20 Junie het André Botha berig oor diebekendstelling van die nuwe koerant virKathu. Johanna van Eeden, redakteur vanVolksblad, het die nuwe span van Kathu aansakelui en belanghebbendes voorgestel. “Onslê die geskiedenis vas, ons vermaak, voed op,speel die waghond-rol en word ’n stem virdie gemeenskap,” het Van Eeden gesê.) In die uitgawe van 4 Julie is verslaggedoen oor die moord op Herman van derSchyff van Olifantshoek. Hy was ’n veilig-heidswag by die Langberg-abattoir en is op16 Junie deur booswigte oorval en vermoor.Die hofsaak duur voort.) In die uitgawe van 25 Julie het ons dienou ontslape oudpresident Nelson Mandelase 95ste verjaardag herdenk.Khumani-myn het spesiale projekte by skolein Olifantshoek gehad om dié dag te vier.) In Augustus het die Olimpiese swemmerNatalie du Toit en Ingrid en Denver Vraag-om (akteurs van 7de Laan) toesprake by dieHoërskool Kathu gelewer en leerlingeaangemoedig om altyd na die beste van hulvermoë te presteer.) Op 15 Augustus word daar weer oor dievoortslepende rioolprobleme van Debenverslag gedoen.) ’n Nuwe sonkragaanleg word by Debengebou en Kalahari Bulletin berig oor diébesonderse projek wat in Augustus 2014voltooi sal wees.) Ook in Augustus het Kansa op Kathu ’ndeftige teepartytjie gehou. Vroue het met huldeftige hoede opgedaag om na die motive-ringspraatjies van Jana du Plessis en EricaMalan te luister.) Die Kalahari gaan gebuk onder ’n ergedroogte. Ons doen in September verslag oor

boere wat noodgedwonge hul vee en wildmet die hand moet voer.) Die kameeldoringbome van die Kalahari isas ’n beskermde bos verklaar. Ons berig oordie bewaring van dié besonderse bome endie projekte waarby die Universiteit vanPretoria betrokke is om die redes virboomvrektes te ondersoek.) September is ook die tyd wanneer KumbaIron Ore sy jaarlikse fietsren hou en RynardButler was die wenner van die 105 km-wed-ren.Barend Coetzee van Kathu was die eerstegestremde fietsryer oor die wenstreep. Dit

was ’n yskoue dag, maar dit het nie diefietsryers gekeer om dié dag ten volle tegeniet nie.) Op 3 Oktober verskyn die tragiese berigoor die ongeveer 30 kleinflaminke wat deurkragdrade dood geskok is.) ’n Ramp tref die Le Roux-gesin van Debentoe hulle huis heeltemal afgebrand het.Dié berig was op die voorblad van 10Oktober.) Laat in Oktober ril en gril almal vir dieplaag wurms wat die dorp getref het.Kommentaar word van omgewingsdeskun-

diges verkry en daar word vertel dat híérdie

wurms ’n goeie reënseisoen voorspel.) Einde Oktober word daar gekyk nahuispryse op Kathu en verskeie eiendoms-agente verskaf kommentaar.) In November word berig oor die nuweHeritage Square-sentrum wat op Kathugebou word.) Op 28 November doen Kalahari Bulletinverslag oor die skokkende aantal ongelukkewat tussen Kathu en Kuruman plaasvind.) In ons koerant van 12 Desember deelKalahari Bulletin die nuus oor die afsterwevan oudpres. Nelson Mandela en vier sylewe en nalatenskap aan Suid-Afrika.

Terugblik op jaar

Page 2: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

2 KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013

Benneli Olivier van der Walt

DIE Assmang-Khumani-myn en die Gamaga-ra-munisipaliteit het verlede week dieGamagara-Assmang-beursprogram (GABS)se jaareindgeselligheid by Uitkoms opKathu gehou.

Lede van die Khumani-myn, Gamagara-munisipaliteit, GABS-bestuurslede, beguns-tigde studente en hul ouers het die geleent-heid bygewoon.

Kamogelo Semamai, die kommunikasiebe-ampte van die munisipaliteit, was dieseremoniemeester. Josephine Nampa hetdie geleentheid met gebed geopen.

Die GABS is in 2011 deur die Gamagara-munisipalitieit en Khumani-myn begin. Dieprogram verskaf universiteitsbeurse aangekeurde studente van die John TaoloGaetsewe-streek. Die program het in 2011beurse aan agt studente verskaf, in 2012 aan14 studente en in 2013 aan 22 studente.Daar is tot nou al R2,1 miljoen aan beursebestee. Die studente studeer aan universitei-te oor die land heen.

Protea Leserwane van die Gamagara-mu-nisipaliteit het gesê die GABS verskaf ’nbeter toekoms aan die studente en hulonderskeie gemeenskappe.

Miena Jacobs, Adelaide João en AobakweRodney Haarmans is almal gegradueerdeswat die GABS bedank het vir hul beurse.Jacobs het gesê sy het nou ’n beter lewe enhet ’n werk op Olifantshoek gekry. Sy hetjong mense aangemoedig om onderrig teontvang en die land se toekomstige leiers teword. João het die graad BCom Rekening-kunde voltooi. Sy het aan toekomstigestudente gesê hulle moet nie deur geld engierigheid gemotiveer wees nie. Studentemoet hul doelwitte vasstel en volhard om

daarby uit te kom. Haarmans is ’n instru-ment-tegnikus by die Khumani-myn. Hykon sy BTech-graad in elektriese inge-nieurswese aan die Tshwane-universiteitvir Tegnologie (TUT) voltooi. Hy sê studen-te moet hul studie ernstig benader en niehul geleenthede verspil nie.

Poloko Khabae wat nou studeer, sê dieGABS-beurs het sy lewe heeltemal veran-der. Hy het aan toekomstige studente gesêhoewel die werk agter studeer hard is, isdit ook die moeite werd.

Tebogo Gaeletse, ’n trotse ouer van eenvan GABS se studente, het die programhartlik bedank vir die geleentheid wat ditaan sy kind verskaf het. Hy het studentegemaan om hul ouers te respekteer en hardte werk in hul studie. Hy het ook aan dieouers gesê hulle moet hul kinders onder-steun en motiveer om ’n sukses van hulgeleenthede te maak.

Doris Sibiya, ’n hoof-onderwysspesialis,het gesê die GABS bring ’n daadwerklike,positiewe verandering in die studente segemeenskappe mee. Sy het die GABSbedank dat dit ook beurse aan vrouestuden-te verskaf. Sy het die gegradueerdes in hulgemeenskappe verwelkom en hulle bedankvir hul voorbeeld om terug te ploeg in hulgemeenskap.

“Julle moet ’n voorbeeld stel vir diejonger geslag in jul gemeenskappe sodathulle sal streef om soos julle ’n sukses vanhul studie te maak.”

Dineo Moyo, waarnemende burgemeestervan die Gamagara-munisipalitieit, het gesêsy is oorweldig deur die sukses van diestudente. Sy sien groot dinge in die Gama-gara-streek gebeur. Die GABS verminderdie werkgaping van opgeleide plaaslikemense en verbeter die streek se ekonomie.

Beurse help jonges

DIE GABS-gegradueerde studente is van links Miena Jacobs, Aobakwe Rodney Haarmans enAdelaide João. Foto’s: Benneli Olivier van der Walt

DIE GABS-studente by die waarnemende burgemeester, Dineo Moyo.

POLOKO KHABAE is trots om een van dieGABS- begunstigde studente te wees.

Page 3: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013 3

Benneli Olivier Van derWalt

DIE leerlinge vanSonstraaltjie-dag-sorg op Kathuhet ’n paar voor-stelle aan Kersva-der gemaak oorwat hulle vanjaaronder die Kers-boom wil hê.

Kleuters seKersfeeslys

FRANCO LOUW: ’n Nuweskaatsplank!

Foto’s: Benneli Olivier Van der Walt

MEGAN LOMBARD: ’n Swembad,asseblief.

PABALELO MOSIMANE: A skate-board, please!

LEAM MEYER: ’n Nuwe fiets!

JAYDEN BEZUIDENHOUT: Baiekarretjies, asseblief.

JEAN-PIERREREYNEKE: Ek wilgraag ’n fiets hê!

DILLAN VAN HUYSSTEEN: ’nSwembad!

SIDNEY PARK: Ek soek karretjies,asseblief.

LISA JONES: Ek wil asseblief nuwekryte en inkleurgoed hê.

MARIO LINKS: Ek soek ’n nuweskateboard !skateboard

Page 4: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

4 KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013

Leef ’n dagop ’n slag

TERWYL ons aan die eindevan 2013 staan en begin uitsienna die groot Kersvierings watom die draai is, blyk dit die13de jaar van die 21ste eeu was’n jaar wat gestand gedoen hetaan sy getal se reputasie as ’nongelukkige een. Aan die beginvan die jaar was die vraag ofdit wel ’n ongelukkige 13 gaanwees vinnig beantwoord.

Dié jaar het aangegaan metdie ekonomiese resessie watdie wêreld en Suid-Afrika al ’npaar jaar in ’n wurggreep het.

Hoewel die Noord-Kaapekonomies beter gevaar het asdie ander provinsies, het menseoor die algemeen swaardergetrek om die jaar te oorleef.

Die Noord-Kaap is ook verdergetref deur die opspraakwek-kende Griekwastad-moorde watalmal oor die jaar heen aan diepraat gehad het.

Die uitspraak wat nou eersin 2014 gelewer gaan word, salhopelik die antwoorde op baiemoeilike vrae verskaf.

Dit was egter nie die enigste

opspraakwekkende moord nie.Hoewel die moorde op

Harrismith in die buurprovin-sie plaasgevind het, het dieraakpunte met die Griekwa-stad-moorde ou wonde oopge-krap. Ouers veral is getref deurdie ou vraagstuk oor wat diegrootste rol in die opvoedingvan hul kinders speel.

Is dit nature of nurture watdie vorming van jong volwasse-nes die meeste beïnvloed?

Daarby het die jaar met diedood van Suid-Afrika segrootste staatsman geëindig.

Oudpresident Nelson Mande-la se dood het alle Suid-Afrika-ners geruk en laat besin oorwaar ons vandaan kom enwaarheen ons van hier af moetbeweeg. Die herbevestiging vansy versoeningsboodskap hetegter ’n ligpunt aan dié donkerwolk geheg.

Nou staan Suid-Afrika aandie voet van 2014. Gaan diekomende jaar ekonomiese enpolitieke verligting bring? Wieweet . . . ons sal dit maar dagvir dag moet aanpak.

Stadiger, rusDs Philip van Vuuren

JESAJA 40 vers 29-31: “Hy gee dievermoeide krag en vermenigvuldigsterkte vir dié wat geen krag hetnie. Die jonges word moeg en maten die jongmanne struikel selfs;maar dié wat op die Here wag, krynuwe krag; hulle vaar op metvleuels soos die arende; hullehardloop en word nie moeg nie;hulle wandel en word nie mat nie.”

Die pas van hierdie lewe is nette vinnig. Die tempo waarteen onsleef, maak dat vele van ons op dierandjie van uitbranding en selfssenu-instortings is.

Hier aan die einde van die jaarkan ons nie wag om net ’n ruskanste kan gaan geniet nie. Vir andereis dit nie beskore om weg te breeken te gaan rus nie.

’n Atleet moet hardloop teen ’nsekere pas. Indien hy die pas salversnel, sal hy nie die wenpaalhaal nie; hy sal homself uitbrand.Ons sal moet leer om meer aandagte gee aan ons lewenstempo .

God se tempo is “WAG”. Diemens leef teen ’n tempo van“NOU”. Uitgebrande moeë mens,leer om jouself tot stilstand tedwing. Aanvaar dat die lewe vereisons moet ook STOP. Jy kan nie netaangaan en aangaan sonder om joukrag te vernuwe nie.

Wanneer ons leer om by God setempo aan te pas sal jy soms voeljy hardloop, soms voel dit of jyvlieg en ander kere stap jy of staanjy net stil. Om dan in Sy pas tekom, sal ons in Sy krag beweeg,dan word ons nie moeg nie, dan isdie lewe vir ons ’n uitdaging.

Die STOP-oomblik, die WAG-oom-blik is nie om passief agteroor tesit nie. Dis oomblikke waar jy bid,na Hom vra, en dit is ook dan datSy wil aan ons openbaar gemaaksal word. Koop die tyd uit om SyWoord te lees en laat toe dat Hy totjou spreek deur Sy Woord.

Wanneer Hy deel word van onslewenstempo, dan sal die kleur vanons lewe weer terugkom. Sal onsweer energie kry en sal ons weerdie lewe kan geniet. Matt. 11 vers28: “Almal wat vermoeid en belas is,kom na My toe en Ek sal julle rusgee.” Die lewe behoort vir ons ’nreis te wees en nie ’n wedloop nie.Ons is vry om die lewe te gebruiken as ons wys is, sal ons dit leefmet die ewigheid in gedagte. Genietu vakansie, geniet u ruskans, enpak 2014 met nuwe krag aan.

En volgende jaar draai die koerantwiel weer . . .Ilse Watson

VIR eens het ek geen benul wat omvir ons Kameeldoring-rubriek teskryf nie.

Want dit is die einde van diejaar en ek verwys gewoonlikdaarna as die silly season.

Want baie mense is moeg,gestres, oorwerk, emosioneeluitgeput en ’n mens se verstandwil ook nie meer so lekkerfunksioneer nie.

As ek terugkyk na die afgelopejaar sien ek ’n mengelmoes-deur-mekaar-vrugteslaai – partykeer isdie vrugteslaai met salige vanielje-

roomys voorgesit en ander kere isdie vrugteslaai met suurroombedien.

Elke jaar het sy hoogte- enlaagtepunte. Dit is ’n gegewe. OpNuwejaarsdag glo ’n mens kinder-lik dit gaan nét ’n goeie jaar wees.Maar dit gebeur nie altyd so nie.Die grootste deel van my 2013 isdeur my werk (en lewe) in diekoerantbedryf ingesluk. Sommervroeg-vroeg het ek na die koerant-lewe as ’n hamsterwieletjie beginverwys – want dit hou net nooitop draai nie.

Soms het ek gewens daar wilelke dag ’n bietjie nuus gebeur

sodat ek ordentlike aandag daaraankan skenk, maar nuus kies nie ’ntyd nie – sommer vier goed sal opeen dag gebeur en jy hardloop joubeentjies stomp om by alles uit tekom. En die volgende dag is ditweer doodstil.

Maar dit is ’n lewe wat ek nievir enigiets sal verruil nie – skryfis in my bloed.

My oupa het as subredakteur by

een van die groot koerante inJohannesburg afgetree.

My pa se kunstige streep het indie teken van spotprentjies (oorhomself) gelê. Hy het ook graagpotloodsketse gedoen.

My dogter sing en doen kreatie-we dagboeke oor haar lewe. Sohier en daar skryf sy iets (meestalin Engels) wat my mond laatoophang. En dan wens ek dat ekook sulke mooi kreatiewe storieskan skryf.

Ja, ons het almal ’n kreatiewetalent.

En so sal ek 2014 ingaan metnuwe moed en hoop vir nog ’n jaar

propvol interessante nuus.Ek wil ook van dié geleentheid

gebruik maak om die gemeenskap-pe van Kathu en Kuruman (enomliggende dorpe) te bedank vir aldie nuus wat vir my gestuur isen/of al die dringende oproepe oor“groot nuus” wat pas gebeur het.

Ek wil ook vir al die mense byons hoofkantoor in Bloemfonteindankie sê vir hul geduld, hulp enondersteuning – sonder julle saldaar ook nie elke week ’n KalahariBulletin op straat verskyn nie.

Wees asseblief veilig op onspaaie – seënwense tot volgendejaar.

Dankie, Madiba, vir AfrikaansJAPIE GOUWS, Kuruman:

DIE ATKV verneem metleedwese van die afsterwe vanNelson Mandela, of Madiba, soosdie wêreld ná die eerste demokra-tiese verkose swart president vanSuid-Afrika verwys het.

Nelson Mandela het ’n besonder-se verhouding met Afrikaansgehad. As kind op die plattelandvan Transkei het hy dit nooitgehoor nie, maar in sy 27 jaar indie tronk is hy daagliks daarmeegekonfronteer. Hy moes dit ookverstaan en gebruik tydens dieingewikkelde onderhandelings vir

’n nuwe Suid-Afrika.Ons wil hom vandag daarvoor

huldig dat hy, in sy termyn aspresident en in sy hoedanigheidas leier van die nuwe Suid-Afrika,nooit toegelaat het dat persoonlikebitterheid die demokrasie onder-myn nie, ook nie as dit by taalkom nie. Ons wil dankie sê dat hydie moeite gedoen het om Afri-

kaans en Afrikaanssprekendes asdeel van Afrika beskou het, en dathy Afrikaners nie net as deel vandie apartheidsverlede van Suid-Afrika gesien het nie, maar ook asdeel van die toekoms en dieoplossing vir die land se proble-me. In Suid-Afrika, waar nasie-bou so belangrik is, het ons mensesoos Nelson Mandela nodig.

Hy het in ’n baie kort tydgrense en persepsies, soos dat onsnie saam kan bestaan nie, ver-skuif. Hy sal vir altyd deur alleSuid-Afrikaners en deur die helewêreld onthou word.

Ons gun u die rus, Madiba.

DIE boerbokke het lekker langs die pad op Deben gewei. Foto: Benneli Olivier van der Walt

Briewe mag nie langer as 400 woorde wees nie. Voorkeur word aan kort briewe gegeewaarin standpunte bondig gestel word. Laster en beledigings is nie aanvaarbaar nie.

Briewe moet die skrywer se naam, van en adres bevat asook ’n telefoonnommer waar diebriefskrywer bedags gekontak kan word. Dit geld selfs al skryf u onder ’n skuilnaam. Asdie brief na ’n berig verwys wat verskyn het, verskaf asseblief die opskrif van die berigasook die datum waarop dit verskyn het. Die Bulletin behou hom die reg voor om briewete keur, te verkort of te redigeer vir publikasie. Briewe wat per e-pos ontvang word, sal

voorkeur geniet.

17/30 18/31 19/3317/32 18/33 19/34

NNE15 N10 NNW10 NNW10 NNW10 NNW10

21/38 24/29

NNE-15 N10 NW-10

23/38

Smul aan ’n happie groen gras

Page 5: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013 5

Page 6: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

6 KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013

WAKABERRY, the much-loved andmassively successful self-serve frozenyoghurt brand, opened their first storein Upington (and in the Northern Cape)on Friday.The froyo brand was the first self-ser-

ve frozen yoghurt bar on the SouthAfrican market and have always pridedthemselves on making sure theiryoghurt is 100% real dairy (no powderedyoghurt for these yoghurt fundis), fromsome of the best organic dairy farms inthe country.Customers, or Wakafans as they are

affectionately known, can swirl theirown yoghurt and then dispense theirown toppings from the famous andsumptuous Wakaberry toppings bars.There are over 50 froyo flavours tochoose from and these are rotatedweekly in each store.Wakafans can log onto the Wakaberry

website or mobi site to see what flavourstheir local store is swirling that week.“Wakaberry has always been about

more than just really good frozenyoghurt,” says co-founder MicheleFourie.“We have striven to create a brand

that inspires loyalty and fun. Our storesare destinations where families andfriends come to enjoy a top notch prod-uct at their leisure, in their own way.”Wakaberry Upington opened on Friday

13 December at 09:00 and the first 50people through the doors receivedWakaberry prize packs.This opening took their store count to

31 locations in seven provinces.

NC getsits 1styogi bar

LONGqueues formed in front ofWakaberry on Friday when the firstWakaberry in theNorthernCape had opened in the Kalahari Mall.

PROMOTION

KUMBA IRON ORE’S Sishen Mine investedR17 million in the Gamagara Municipality’sproject to upgrade the Hendrik van EckRoad between Ian Fleming Road and theR380 (Dibeng Road) intersections.This project included the widening of

Hendrik van Eck Road, a bell mouth at theR380 intersection, paving on the side of theroad, new street light poles, a bus bay andmedian islands.The road surface has also been overlaid

with a pre-mix tar surface.This project also sees Kathu’s first traffic

lights come to life.There is a set of traffic lights at the Ian

Fleming intersection, the R380 intersectionand at the entrance to the mine.“The traffic lights will be operational

after the demarcation of the roads iscompleted. The project was delayed by therecent rain but should be completed by 20December, weather permitting. Please takenote of this and adhere to traffic regulati-ons concerning traffic lights.“We are right on target and within

budget on this construction project,” saysHendrik Smit, civil engineer at the SishenMine’s Small Business Hub and projectmanager of the Hendrik van Eck Roadconstruction.“Kumba is proud to be an investor and

partner in this project to ensure a saferroad for our employees and stakeholders.“On behalf of the mine and the municipa-

lity I would like to thank the road users fortheir patience and co-operation during thisconstruction time,” concluded Smit.

Roadsupgraded

DIE Upington-kampus van die Noord-KaapseLandelike VOO-kollege (NCR FET) was diegasheer vir 85 dosente van vyf kampusse indie Noord-Kaap.Dosente van die vyf verskillende kollege-

kampusse in die Noord-Kaap het vir ’nweek lange indaba op Upington byeenge-kom.Dié dosente van die Kathu-, Kuruman-,

Namakwaland- en De Aar-kampus het saammet dosente van die Upington-kampussaamgetrek om te werk aan die voortgesettegehalte-onderrig wat op al die kampussegebied word.Petro Diedericks, hoofkoördineerder van

dié indaba, het gesê dit was ’n eerste in sysoort vir die kollege, maar dat dit ’nreuse-sukses was en dat die doelwitte vandie indaba beslis bereik is. Die indaba was’n projek om gehalte-onderrig en -opleidingaan al die kampusse van die Noord-KaapseLandelike VOO-kollege in die Noord-Kaap teverseker en om standaardisering tussen dievyf kampusse wat gehalte-onderrig, assesse-

ring en eksamens insluit, reg te kry.“Ek wil graag die passie vir onderwys

terugbring en daardeur ook ons kollege seslaagsyfer verbeter,” het Diedericks gesê.Daar is ook na al die knelpunte op die

verskillende kampusse gekyk, oplossings isgesoek en 2014 se jaarbeplanning is opge-stel. Al die dosente het met ’n volledige engestandaardiseerde jaarplan en gemotiveerdna hul onderskeie kampusse teruggekeer.Sprekers soos Nadine Pote, direkteur van

nasionale eksamens van die departementvan hoër onderwys, en Melanie Vermaak,akademiese hoof van die Valsbaai-kollege,was van die uitgelese sprekers wat diedosente toegespreek het.Tydens dié week het 40 administratiewe

personeellede van die onderskeie kampusseook opleiding ontvang. Die indaba is met ’nkleurryke spogaand afgesluit waartydens aldie kampusse se jaaroorsigte gelewer is enPercy Sago, uitvoerende hoof van dieNoord-Kaapse Landelike VOO-kollege, syvisie vir 2014 bekend gestel het.

Kampusse byeen vir indaba

DOSENTE van die vyf Noord-Kaapse kampusse van die Noord-Kaapse Landelike VOO-kollegehet in Desember vir ’n week lange indaba op Upington byeengekom. Altesaam 85 dosente hetdié indaba bygewoon. Foto: Verskaf

Ilse Watson

KURUMAN. – Enkele ure nadat MokwalediAlbert Nthekeng (29) verlede Donderdag diepolisie gehelp het om ’n booswig vas te trekwat R25 000 in ’n winkel gesteel het, is hyop slag dood toe twee swaar voertuie, ’n witToyota-bakkie en ’n wit VW Polo in ’nbotsing op die R380 tussen Kuruman en

Hotazel betrokke was.Vier ander mense is beseer en na die

Kuruman-hospitaal gebring.“Dit is so ongelooflik tragies. Die man het

ons ’n paar ure gelede op die dorp gehelpom ’n verdagte in hegtenis te neem en nougebeur dít met hom,” sê kol. SampieKoopman, bevelvoerder van die Kuruman-polisie.

Bouwerk aan die pad duur nou al maandeen sekere gedeeltes van die pad is gesluit,wat dus net eenrigtingverkeer toelaat.“Die pad was vir verkeer van Hotazel af

na Kuruman gesluit.“ ’n Wit bakkie en ’n swaar voertuig het

by die verkeerslig gewag vir die aankomen-de verkeer van Kuruman af.“Nog ’n swaar voertuig het van agter

gekom, nie gestop nie en toe teen diestilstaande swaar voertuig en bakkiegebots,” sê Koopman.“Die bestuurder van die swaa rvoertuig

het met die impak beheer oor die voertuigverloor en teen die wit VW Polo vasgejaag.”Die oorledene was in die opgefrommelde

Polo.Die ongeluk het omstreeks 14:00 gebeur.

Man sterf kort nadat hy help om verdagte aan te keer

DIE hele ongelukstoneel waar ’n mens duidelik al die voertuie kan sienwat in die grusame ongeluk betrokke was. Foto’s: Ilse Watson

REGS op die foto is die opgefrommelde Polo waaruit die man wat oorlede is, gehaal moes word.

Page 7: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013 7

ANNEMIE VAN HUYSSTEENvan Kathu het die dorp onlangseer aangedoen toe sy diedirekteurs-eerbewys in dieMevrou Verenigde NasiesSuid-Afrika-kompetisie ontvanghet.Van Hussteen sê sy is trots om

die eerbewys na die Noord-Kaaptoe te bring. Sy bedank haarman, Dewald, haar borge en die

gemeenskap vir hul ondersteu-ning met die kompetisie.Die geleentheid het in die

Atterbury-teater in Pretoriaplaasgevind. Die 13 finaliste hetverskeie eerbewyse ontvang.Hannon Bothma en MelindaBam was die beoordelaars.Van Huyssteen se Drive for

Change-gemeenskapsprojek issteeds aan die gang.

Kathu-vrouwen eerbewys

ANNEMIE en Dewald van Huyssteen. Foto: Verskaf

Vier veiligheidsmylpaalKATHU PROFILE, ’n onderneming van Kathu, het onlangs sy 600-veilige-dae-mylpaal by Kumba Iron Ore se Sishen-mynbehaal. Dit is byna twee jaar sonder enige voorvalle. Veiligheid is van groot belang vir enige onderneming wat in diemynbedryf betrokke is. Foto: Verskaf

Benneli Olivier Van der Walt

THE Gamagara Municipality in Kathuheld a memorial for former presidentNelson Mandela at the municipallibrary. Members of the public had theopportunity to sign a book of condolen-ces to the Mandela family.

Memorialheld

THEmembers of theGamagara Librarywiththe Nelson Mandela condolences book.From the left are Lenny Mogadile, Theodo-rah Tsalao, Caroline Rooibaadjie and Miri-am Darmas. Photo: Benneli Olivier Van der Walt

Page 8: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

8 KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013

Geseënde KersfeesGeseënde Kersfees

HEERLIKE kortpad-nageregte met roomys –ideaal vir die warm somer. Van die kinderstot Ouma sal vir nog ’n skeppie naderstaan.Oreo-en-donkersjokolade-roomyskoek:Die bittersjokoladesmaak van die legenda-

riese koekie is perfek saam met roomys.Maak dié koek vir jou somertafel. (genoegvir 8)) 1 x 280 g Madeira-sponskoek, in skywegesny) 2 liter vanieljeroomys) 100 g donkersjokolade, fyngekap) 176 g Oreo-koekies, gekrummel) 125 ml room) 100 g witsjokolade, gekap) 125 g bloubessies

Voer ’n 20 cm-losboomkoekpan heeltemalmet kleefplastiek uit. Voer die onderkantvan die pan met helfte van die koek uit.Plaas die roomys in ’n groot mengbak enmaak dit sag met groot metaallepel – ditmoenie heeltemal smelt nie, maar eerdersoos saggeklopte botter lyk. Voeg diesjokolade en koekies by en meng goed. Skepdie helfte van mengsel bo-op die koek ensmeer gelyk.

Pak die oorblywende koek bo-op dieroomys en skep die res van die roomys-mengsel bo-op. Smeer dit gelyk. Plaas ditvier tot ses uur, of totdat dit weer hardgevries is, in die vrieskas.

Sous: Verhit die room tot kookpunt engooi oor die witsjokolade. Roer tot ’n gladdesous. Maak die ring van die pan los enverwyder die kleefplastiek. Lig die koekmet ’n slaplemmes van die metaalring af enplaas op ’n opdienbord. Strooi bloubessiesop die koek. Skep sous oor.

ROOMYS-BROODJIES:Die hardste werk is om die

koekies self te bak, maar dis allesdie moeite werd – genoeg vir 12.280 g (500 ml) koekmeel90 g (97 ml) botter155 g (175 ml) strooisuiker90 ml kakao2 eiers1 liter vanielje-roomysPlaas meel, botter, suiker en

kakao in voedselverwerker. Polsop hoë spoed tot growwe tek-stuur. Klits eiers en gooi geleide-lik by terwyl menger loop.Voeg genoeg by tot mengsel in

een bal saamkom.Laat rus deeg in yskas vir 20

minute.Verhit oond tot 180 grade

Celsius. Sprinkel koekmeel opwerkvlak en rol deeg uit tot sowat2 mm dik.Sny 10 cm-sirkels uit met koe-

kiedrukker. Plaas op bakplaat watgoed met kleefwerende kossproeigespuit is.Gebruik agterkant van sosatie-

stokkie en druk ronde gaatjies indie koekie.Bak vir 10 – 12 minute of tot

goudbruin en bros. Laat afkoel.Keer roomys in houer uit op

kapplank en sny met skerp mes inskywe van 2 cm dik.Druk met 10 cm-koekiedrukker

sirkels uit skywe roomys en plaastussen twee koekies.Vries verder of sit dadelik voor.

Koel lafenis net reg vir somer

HEERLIKE Oreo-en-donkersjokolade-roomyskoek.Foto: Met erkenning aan Sarie-tydskrif.

Maak hemelseroomys-broodjies

HEMELSE roomys-broodjies. Foto: Met erkenning aan Sarie-tydskrif.

Barbara Joubert

DIT is Kersfees en die ideale geleentheidom allerlei heerlike goed te bak. Diebiltong-en-bloukaastertjies is voorwaar ’nmaklike manier om jou familie en gastemee te bederf.

Geen ekstra sout of peper is nodig nie.Die kaas en biltong is reeds sout genoeg.Die resep is genoeg vir vier mense.) 2 x 400 g- vierkantige velle blaardeeg) 200 g bloukaas, gekrummel) 150 g gesnyde beesbiltong) 3 eiers) 250 ml room

Voorverhit oond tot 180 °C. Voer viergesmeerde 13 cm-tertbakkies uit metblaardeeg.

Krummel bloukaas en sprinkel op deegin tertbakkies. Verdeel biltong tussenbakkies bo-op bloukaas. Klits eiers en roomsaam. Gooi eiermengsel in die bakkies.

Moenie bekommerd wees as die mengselnie die bakkies heeltemal volmaak nie, ditsal in die oond rys.

Plaas tertbakkies in oond en bak 35 tot40 minute. Maak seker eiermengsel isgestol. Haal uit oond en laat eers effensafkoel voordat jy dit voorsit.) Met vergunning van Sarie.

Trefmet smullekker tertjies

DIE allerlekkerste biltong-en-bloukaastertjies. Foto: Micky Hoyle

Page 9: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013 9

QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS,TOOLS, PAINT & HARDWARE

VALID UNTIL SUNDAY 24 NOVEMBER 2013Selected products may not be available in all stores

STORES IN SOUTHERNAFRICA & EXPANDING20362526 WK21 • REDWORKS

For your nearest, please visit www.cashbuild.co.za or contact us at 0861 CASHBUILD (227 428 453)E & O E. All prices include 14% VAT

6 PIECE BATH SUITE

SKU: Various

White withPlastic Cistern 1 445.70

SKU UNIT PRICECOMPRISING OF:

Bath 1,7 (With Handles) 5250 659.95Cistern Plastic Ecolux 5328 204.95P- Pan LL Rapido 5370 122.95Delux Courier Basin 5392 192.95Pedestal Full 5344 214.95Toilet Seat Contract Elf 82 592101 49.95

BATH SUITES

Calls cost only 20c for every 20 seconds. Terms & Conditions apply. Refer to www.cashbuild.co.za or the in-store posters. One entry per till slip.Competition starts 22 November.

WORTH OF PRIZESR 200 000STAND A CHANCETO WIN

Every till slip stands a double chance to win.With each entry you could wininstant airtime in December and Cashbuild or Pep vouchers in January.

Dial *120*904# to enter and keep your till slip with you.

Grey

Bone

Cotta

ALOE RANGECeramic Floor Tile35 x 35 • 2m2

Cotta, Bone, GreySKU: 300326/7/8Price per m2 62.95

TILING

MOPANE MARBLECeramic Floor Tile35 x 35 • 2m2

SKU: 301726Price per m2 69.95

MOPANE MARBLECeramic Floor Tile35 x 35 • 2m2

SKU: 301730Price per m2 69.95

Page 10: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

10 KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013

Johan van Schalkwyk

THE year 2013 is quicklydrawing to a close, and what ayear it was. In August 2013 Iwas honoured to be appointedin the position of generalmanager of the Sishen Mine. Inaddition to this duty I had anopportunity of meeting employ-ees, leaders and governmentofficials.Kumba is a dynamic company

and I am privileged for thisopportunity to take Sishen, withthe help of my managementteam and all the employees ofthe company, to the next level.The safety and wellness of

our people is very important tous and I am grateful to reportthat Sishen has had no fatalitiesin 2013; 90% of our employeesparticipated in our wellnessprogrammes, which meansalmost everyone on the mineknows their HIV status and canget the necessary support. Weremain involved in big commu-nity projects, ensuring adifference in the lives of oursurrounding communities.Events such as the Kumba

Classic and the KimberleyDiamond Cup in September, thelaunch of the nine EarlyChildhood Development Centresand the SHEQ Community Dayare only some of the highlightsof the year. Furthermore, weinvested in the community withthe upgrade of the Hendrik vanEck Road project, scheduled tobe completed by 13 December,as well as the upgrading of theSesheng Recreational Facilities.All in all, we have made a

huge investment in communitydevelopment, emphasising ourmotto Real Mining, Real People,Real Difference.A big thank you to all our

stakeholders and communitymembers for supporting Kumbaand keeping the faith through-out 2013. We look forward tostrengthened relationships in2014. For those who will betravelling during the holidayperiod, please exercise cautionwhen on the road and returnhome safely. May you have ajoyous festive season with yourfamily and friends, and mayyou be kept safe until we meetagain in 2014.

Mine had agood year

MERRY CHRISTMAS – Sishen Mine.

JOHAN VANSCHALKWYK

DIT is eindelik vakansie. Alles isgoed beplan, maar jy is dalkbekommerd oor jou huis en dieveiligheid daarvan.Hier is ’n paar wenke om te

verseker jy kan rustig vakansiehou:) Kontak jou finansiële adviseurom seker te maak jou lewensverse-keringsbehoeftes is reg.) Maak seker jy ken die voorwaar-

des van jou huisversekeringspolis.) Laat jou voertuig versien.) Gaan al die slotte in jou woningna.) Maak seker daar is nie gras,

stokkies en blare by jou elektriesebedrading nie.) Sluit jou kosbare artikels in ’nkluis toe.) Maak seker van betroubare sorgvir jou diere.) Kanselleer jou koerantaflewe-ring.) Vra bure of vriende om jou posuit jou posbus te verwyder.) Maak al die vensters toe.) Maak seker alle deure is toe engesluit.) Ontkoppel alle elektriese toestel-le wat nie gebruik word nie.) Sluit alle buitemeubels weg.) Verwyder alle bederfbareprodukte uit jou vrieskas.) Laat weet die veiligheidsmaat-skappy en bure dat jy weggaan.) Aktiveer die alarmstelsel.

Wees diévakansieveilig

DIE vakansie is hier. Maak seker allesis haarfyn beplan. Foto: Verskaf

Benneli Olivier van derWalt

EEN van die hoofredes waarom’n mens ’n foto in ’n raam sit, isomdat die raam die kuns van dieomliggende gebied skei.Dit vorm ’n grens wat help om

die oog binne die fotogebied tehou. Dit is nog ’n tegniek om dieoog te lei na die onderwerp vandie foto.Kunstenaars en fotograwe het

lank gelede al uitgevind datnatuurlike elemente binne ’ntoneel ’n klaargemaakte raamvorm wat die oog verhoed omweg van die onderwerp van diefoto te dwaal. Hierdie tegniekskep harmonie in die foto.Van die klassieke metodes om

’n raam te vorm is om ’n fotodeur ’n oop deur te neem. Die

raam van die deur word ’nnatuurlike raam vir die foto.Dieselfde geld oop vensters eningangsboë van ou kerke engeboue.Een van die oudste tegnieke is

om ’n landskapfoto van onder ’nboom te neem. Die takke wat vanbo af hang, vorm ’n raam vir dielandskap. Dit gee die kyker ’ngevoel dat hy of sy onder deurdie boom loer na die landskap endie takke help dat die oog nieaan die bokant van die fotouitdwaal nie.Deur ’n boomstomp aan die

linker- of regterkant van die fotote plaas skep die fotograaf ’nnatuurlike raam aan die kantvan die foto.’n Foto wat deur die mik van

’n boom geneem word, fokus dieoog op die onderwerp in die

middel van die foto.’n Fotograaf moet altyd op die

uitkyk wees vir interessante ofongewone maniere om dieonderwerp van die foto te raam.Probeer die foto deur ’n motor sevenster te neem of die onderwerpvan die foto deur ’n groep menseaf te neem.’n Natuurlike raam kan ook

gevorm word deur die “venster”wat gevorm word deur dievingers van ’n hand of ’n arm op’n heup.Natuurlike rame kan ook

gebruik word in ’n portret. ’n“Bob”-haarstyl is een van dievele haarstyle wat ’n raam virdie gesig vorm.Die hande en arms van ’n

model kan ook gebruik word om’n natuurlike raam vir die gesigte vorm.

Raam om foto keerdat oog afdwaal

MOTORVENSTERS maak ’n interessante natuurlike raam. Foto: Andre Gunther

DEUR ’n boomstomp aan die linker- of regterkant vandie foto te plaas skep die fotograaf ’n natuurlike raamaan die kant van die foto. Foto: Verskaf

INGANGSBOË en vensters van ou geboue maak ookmooi natuurlike rame. Foto: Verskaf

Gesels saam op Facebook deur te gaan na Kalahari Bulletin

Page 11: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013 11

ALGEMENEKENNISGEWINGS

DIERE VIRAANNEMING

1201

3 PRAGTIGE KLEIN KATJIESsoek goeie huise : Neem asb. 'ngratis kleintjie en gee hom 'n goeieKersfees! Skakel 083 679 9654.

PERSOONLIKEDIENSTE

DAGSORG& CRÈCHES

1410

LITTLE MIRACLES DAY CARE:Children 4 months - 5 years.Phone Eloise 076 688 2543Melanie 073 342 7152

REGISTER NOW FOR NEXT YEAR!

ALGEMENE &HUISDIENSTE

HOUTWERK

1874

LANDBOU

LEWENDE HAWEEN PLUIMVEE

2210

AANDAG ALLE BOERE: Ek koopbokke, skape, sowel as ou bakkiesvir kontant. Skakel 072 604 5219.

VOERTUIE

MOTORS TE KOOP

3025

HONDA BALLADE,1990, elektriese vensters,lugr, kragstuur, CD-speler.Goeie toestand. Skakel 083772 2316.

EIENDOMME

WOONSTELLETE HUUR

3250

1-SLAAPKAMER-woon-stel in Kuruman.R4 800p.m. DStv, water en kragingesluit. Skakel 072 3814311.

BETREKKINGS

3600

ALGEMEEN

3680

OP SOEK NA persoonwat asb. na seun 11 endogter van 9 kan kyk vol-gende jaar na skool. Skakel079 410 1973.

BOEDELKENNIS-GEWINGS

REHABILITASIES

4225

S.J Matthews

Be pleased to take noticethat Stephen John Matt-hews, ID 610208 5026 084,of 387 Farm Vengrove,Suurlemoen, Kuruman,intends to apply for therehabilitation of hisestate. Take notice thatthe aforesaid applicationin terms of Section 124(2)(a) of the InsolvencyAct, 124 of 1936, shall bebrought in the High Courtof South Africa (NorthGauteng High Court, Pre-toria), on Tuesday 25February 2014 at 10:00 oras soon thereafter as thematter may be heard. Thisapplication for the Appli-cant's rehabilitation willlie open for inspection atthe office of the Registrarof the Court, cor. Paul Kru-ger and VermeulenStreets, Pretoria, as wellas with the Master of theHigh Court, Pretoria andwith the Applicants' attor-ney at the address statedhereunder.Please take note that ifany person intends toobject to the aforesaidapplication, he/she mustdo so in writing to theRegistrar of the Court, cor.Paul Kruger and Vermeu-len Streets, Pretoria andforward a copy thereof tothe Applicant's attorney,or must appear in personat Court on the day of thehearing.KBVS ATTORNEYSAttorneys for Applicant51 Beare Street, Kuruman8460.Tel. 053 712 0570. Fax:053 712 0677.C/o Baartman Du PlessisAttorneys, cor. Dr Swane-poel and Third Streets,Montana, Pretoria.

Page 12: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

12 KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013

BETREKKINGS

Page 13: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013 13

Page 14: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

14 KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013

DIRECTOR: PROTECTED AREA MANAGEMENTSALARY: R771 306 - R908 571 PER ANNUM/REFERENCE: PAM01/12/2013

SALARY LEVEL: LEVEL 13/CENTRE: KIMBERLEYRequirements: • An appropriate Bachelor’s degree in Natural Sciences / National Diploma in NatureConservation or equivalent qualification • Sound knowledge of biodiversity conservation and experiencein development of policies, implementation and compliance of biodiversity-related legislation is essen-tial • Good managerial, organizational, planning, communication, interpersonal and administrative skills• Knowledge of financial management and HRM • Experience in or an advanced knowledge of the imple-mentation of Convention on International trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES);Convention on Biodiversity (CBD), Convention on Ramsar Sites etc • and the National EnvironmentalManagement Act (NEMA) • National Environmental Management: Protected Areas Act (NEMPAA) and itsassociated regulations • National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Act (NEMBA) and its associ-ated regulations. National Environmental Management: Integrated Coastal Management Act (NEM: ICMA)• Advanced knowledge of sustainable use of natural resources, alien and invasive species, threatened orprotected species and CITES species • Sound knowledge of coastal management • The ability to managedifferent entities • Be in possession of a valid driver’s license.Duties: • The successful candidate will be required to manage the Directorate • Development, alignment andreview of the Directorates plans and budgets • Organising, supervision, allocation, utilization, care and ordevelopment of human, financial, technological, physical and logistical resources allocated to the Directorate• Performance management, reporting and communication on the Directorate • Overall operations as wellas the implementation and monitoring of the Chief Directorate’s annual performance and operational plans• Development and implementation of policies, strategies, projects, programmes, procedures, practices andstandards that facilitate effective and efficient performance and quality services by the Directorate • Manage,guide and direct the provision of Conservation Services and Agencies as outlined in the Department’sAnnual Performance and Operational Plans • Manage, guide and direct the provision of Compliance andEnforcement operations, services and functions as outlined in the Department’s Annual Performance andOperational Plans • Manage, guide and direct the provision of Permit Administration and Coastal manage-ment operations, services and functions as outlined in the Department’s Annual Performance and OperationalPlans • Manage guide and direct the provision of Biodiversity Information Management operations, servicesand functions as outlined in the Department’s Annual Performance and Operational Plans • Coordinating,supporting and guiding inter-governmental and inter-sectoral integration, cooperation and collaboration inrespect of the Chief Directorate’s Services and functions within the Northern Cape Province • Undertakecoalface visits aimed at improving service delivery in the spirit of the Batho Pele Strategy and KhaeduProgramme.Please note that successful candidates will be subjected to the SMS competency assessment test.Enquiries: The Head of Department: Mr D. van Heerden at (053) 807 7300

DIRECTORATE: BIODIVERSITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES

DIRECTOR: COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENTREFERENCE: BIODIV 02/12/2013/POST LEVEL: LEVEL 13

SALARY: R771 306 - R908 571 PER ANNUM/CENTRE: KIMBERLEYREQUIREMENTS: • An appropriate degree of Natural/ Human or Biological Science in or equivalent tertiaryqualification in Geographical or Environmental Management • A Minimum of 10 years relevant experience •Sound knowledge of biodiversity conservation and experience in policy development, implementation andcompliance of biodiversity related legislation • Strategic capabilities and leadership • People managementand Empowerment • Financial management • Project management • Client orientation and customer focus• Good communication skills; Interpersonal skills • Strong analytical skills and Computer literacy • Computerliteracy and a valid driver’s license • Experience in and advanced knowledge of the applicable legislationregulating biodiversity management, eg. National Environmental Management Act, CITES, Convention onBiodiversity (CBD), National Environmental Management: Integrated Coastal Management Act (NEM: ICMA)and other related legislation and regulations • A valid driver’s license.DUTIES: • The successful candidate will be required to: Manage Compliance monitoring and Enforcementservices • The monitoring of compliance and enforcement of environmental legislation, biodiversity authoriza-tion/permits and coastal zone permits and regulations • Ensure the development of a compliance monitor-ing and enforcement information management and reporting system • Ensure the planning, implementa-tion of monitoring activities, inspections and audits • Manage and consult on the formulation of policies,legislation, guidelines, norms and standards, and strategies • Submit inputs to national legislation/policies• Provide strategic guidance and leadership to the directorate • Develop legislation, policies, procedures,systems and guidelines to guide environmental decisions • Development of strategic and operational plansof the Directorate • Ensure compilation of and submit monthly and quarterly progress and technical reports• Ensure sound financial management and compliance with legislation and regulative frameworks• Monitoring and evaluation against set goals and targets • Manage Human Resource and Financial resourc-es of the DirectoratePlease note that successful candidates will be subjected to the SMS competency assessment test.Enquiries: The Head of Department: Mr D. van Heerden at (053) 807 7300

DIRECTOR: ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENTSERVICES

SALARY: R771 306 - R908 571 PER ANNUM (LEVEL SMS GRADE A - LEVEL 13)REFERENCE: BIODIV01/01/2012 (CENTRE: KIMBERLEY)

Requirements: • An appropriate Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Sciences/Environmental Managementor equivalent qualification • Sound knowledge of environmental-related legislation is essential: which includethe National Environmental Management Act (NEMA) (Act 107 of 1998) and its Regulations of 2006 and 2010• Air Quality Act (AQA) (Act 39 of 2004) • National Environment Management: Waste Act (NEM:WA) (Act59 of 2008) • Good managerial, organizational, planning, communication, interpersonal and administrativeskills • Knowledge of financial management and HRM • Experience in or an advanced knowledge of the TheSouth African Constitution (Act 108 of 1996) • Public Service Act (PSA) (Act 103 of 1999) • Public FinanceManagement Act (PFMA)(Act 1 of 1999) and Treasury Regulations • Promotion of Administrative Justice Act(PAJA) (Act 3 of 2000) • Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) (Act 2 of 2000) • Be in possession ofa valid driver’s license.Duties: • Development, alignment and review of the Directorate’s Strategic Plans, Annual Performance Plan,Operational Plans and budgets • Effective and efficient supervision, allocation, utilization, care and or devel-opment of all resources allocated to the Directorate • Effective performance management of the Directorate• Provision of all Directorate specific services at national, provincial, district and local levels • Coordination,support and guidance regarding inter-governmental and inter-sectoral integration, cooperation and collabo-ration on EQM and related matters and services in the Northern Cape Province • Development, alignmentand review of the Directorate’s Plans and budgets • Organizing, supervision, allocation, utilization, care andor development of human, financial, technological, physical and logistical resources • Performance man-agement of reporting and communication on the Directorate • Manage, guide and direct the provision ofEnvironmental Impact operations, services and functions • Manage, guide and direct the provision of AirQuality and Climate Change management operations, services and functions • Manage, guide and direct theprovision of Pollution and Waste management operations, services and functions • Undertake coalface visitsaimed at improving service delivery in the spirit of the Batho Pele Strategy and Khaedu ProgrammePlease note that successful candidates will be subjected to the SMS competency assessment test.Enquiries: The Head of Department: Mr D. van Heerden at (053) 807 7300

DIRECTORATE: CHIEF DIRECTORATE: CORPORATE SERVICESDIVISION: ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT SERVICES

REGIONAL MANAGER (5 POSITIONS)SALARY: R495 603 – R 583 800 PER ANNUM (LEVEL 11)

REFERENCE/STATION: •CORP/01/2013 (KIMBERLEY: FRANCES BAARD) •CORP/02/2013(DE AAR: PIXLEY KA SEME) •CORP/03/2013 (SPRINGBOK: NAMAKWA) •CORP/04/2013

(UPINGTON: ZF MCGAWU) •CORP/05/2013 (KURUMAN: JOHN TAOLO GAETSEWE)Requirements: • An appropriate degree/three-year recognised National Diploma in Administration orequivalent qualification with 3-5 years’ experience / Grade 12 with 10 years’ experience • 3 years' practicaladministration experience in a managerial position • Sound knowledge of the Public Finance ManagementAct, Public Service Act 103 of 1994 and Public Service Resolutions • Sound knowledge in development ofpolicies/implementation strategies • A good understanding of financial, budgeting and procurement systems,and the relevant policies • Computer skills and records keeping • Knowledge and acts that inform trainingand development • Management skills and problem solving skills • Client orientation and customer focus• Data system maintenance • Project management, research and analytical skills • Communication, inter-personal skills and networking skills • In-depth knowledge of the PERSAL, BAS and LOGIS system • A validdriver’s license.Duties: • Managing the regional office • Rendering of support services to the Directorates: BiodiversityManagement, Environmental Quality and Environmental Empowerment Services • The rendering of a Humanresource management services, Financial Management, provisioning of Corporate Support Services • Theoverall management of the regional staff and overseeing the work of the different directorates • The facilita-tion of regular liaison with the public stakeholders, political and community organisations • The coordina-tion and organising of events of the department, e.g. campaigns, national days and other public events• Acceptance of responsibility to manage human resources, administration, planning, execution, monitoringand evaluation of activities and contribute to sound financial and budget management • Analyse District andLocal Integrated Development Plans (IDPs) at municipal level for environmental content as per legislativerequirement • Facilitate intergovernmental coordination and ensure cooperative governance and integrationof DENC plans, programmes, projects, tools and legislation into IDPs • Reliablity to participate in Local,District and National Government Fora.Enquiries: Mr. PR Mogotsi, Tel. (053) 807 7300

DIRECTORATE: ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENTSUB-DIRECTORATE: IMPACT MANAGEMENT

CONTROL ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER GRADE A: IMPACTMANAGEMENT

REFERENCE: IMPACT01/12/2013SALARY: R331 566 – R 379 107 PER ANNUM / STATION: KIMBERLEY

Requirements: • Relevant Degree in Environmental Management/ Environmental Science or equivalent innatural, physical, engineering and planning fields • A valid drivers’ license • Good working knowledge ofNEMA (Act 107 of 1998), ECA, Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations 2006 and other related envi-ronmental regulations governing development impact, • Good working knowledge of impact managementbest practice, • basic knowledge of: public administration, financial management, human resource manage-ment, project management, • Presentation skills • Computer literacy • Interpersonal skills • Ability to workindependently and in a team • Good facilitation skills • Good verbal and written communication skills • Atleast 2 years’ experience in EIAs or environmental management or related fieldDuties: The successful candidate will be responsible to: • Review and evaluate environmental impactassessment reports and development control applications including EMPs and mining related EMPRs• Provide comments, recommendations, technical and specialist inputs on all environmental impact manage-ment aspects of project including complex and controversial projects • Undertake awareness and educationprogrammes related to environmental impact processes and amongst consultants, developers, governmentdepartments, local communities and the general public (i.e. procedural steps and description of legal man-date) • Initiate, plan, coordinate and participate in specially assigned projects (e.g. EMF, administrative guide-lines) • Liaise with the relevant provincial, national and international organisations and specialists groups onissues related to environmental impact management • Assist in undertaking administrative and supervisoryduties.Enquiries: Mr B Fisher, Tel. (053) 807 7470

DIRECTORATE: ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENTSUB-DIRECTORATE: IMPACT MANAGEMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER (PRODUCTION) GRADE: CSALARY RANGE: R 249 876 – R 317 076.00

REFERENCE: EQM03/12/2013 (CENTRE: KIMBERLEY)Requirements: • A degree in Environmental Management/Environmental Science or equivalent in the natural,physical, engineering and planning fields • A valid driver’s license • Good working knowledge of NEMA (Act107 of 1998), ECA, Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations, 2006 and other related environmentalregulations governing development impact • A good working knowledge of impact management best prac-tice • Basic knowledge of: public administration, financial management, human resource management, proj-ect management, presentation skills, computer literacy, interpersonal skills • Ability to work independentlyand in a team, and good facilitation skills • Good verbal and written communication skills • Must have at

least 2 years' experience in EIAs or environmental management or related field.Duties: Review and evaluate environmental impact assessment reports and development control applicationsincluding EMPs and mining related EMPRs • Provide comments, recommendations, technical and specialistinputs on all environmental impact management’s aspects of projects including complex and controversialprojects • undertake awareness and education programmes related to environmental impact managementprocess amongst consultants, developers, government departments, local communities, and the generalpublic(i.e. procedural steps and description of legal mandate) • Initiate, plan, coordinate and participate inspecially assigned projects (e.g. EMF, administrative guidelines) • Liaise with relevant provincial, national andinternational organizations and specialists groups on issues related to environmental impact management• Assist in undertaking administrative and supervisory duties.Enquiries: Mr B. Fisher, Tel. (053) 807 7469

DIRECTORATE: ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENTSUB- DIRECTORATE: WASTE AND POLLUTION MANAGEMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER GRADE C: WASTE ANDPOLLUTION MANAGEMENTSALARY: R 249 876 – R 317 076 PER ANNUM

REFERENCE: EQM01/12/2013 (STATION: UPINGTON (ZF MCGAWU REGION))Requirements: • Relevant Diploma / Degree in Environmental or Natural Sciences with 6 years appropriateexperience • Sound interpersonal and communication skills (verbal and written) • Administrative abilities• Computer literacy (including database management) • Knowledge of environmental management, includ-ing waste management • Knowledge of environmental legislation, policies, and regulations • Ability to planand organize activities • Report writing • Experience in environmental impact management and waste man-agement permitting / licensing • Knowledge of hazardous waste and / or chemical pollution management• Experience in facilitation of public participation processes • a Valid code 08 (EB) driver’s license.Duties: • Assist and support with developing and implementing measures and programs that give effect toIntegrated Waste Management Planning in a holistic and sustainable manner, thereby promoting IntegratedWaste Management • To develop, manage and facilitate the efficient and effective implementation of mea-sures and systems to regulate waste management facilities through licensing and auditing • To facilitate,assess, monitor and evaluate the development and the implementation of provincial, municipal and indus-try waste management plans • Assist and support the Department of Health on Health Care Risk WasteManagement.Enquiries: Mr B Fisher, Tel. (053) 807 7430

DIRECTORATE: ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENTSUB- DIRECTORATE: WASTE AND POLLUTION MANAGEMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER GRADE A: WASTE ANDPOLLUTION MANAGEMENTSALARY: R 180 903 – R 200 769 PER ANNUM

REFERENCE: EQM02/12/2013 (CENTRE: DE AAR (PIXLEY KA SEME REGION))Requirements: • The applicant must be in possession of an appropriate three year tertiary qualification inthe Environmental Management or Natural Sciences or an equivalent qualification • 3 years’ experience inthe field of Environmental Management • Administrative abilities • Computer literacy (including databasemanagement) • Knowledge of environmental management, including waste management • Knowledge ofenvironmental legislation, policies, and regulations • Ability to plan and organize activities • Report writingskills • Experience in waste management permitting / licensing • Knowledge of hazardous waste and / orchemical pollution management • A valid code 08 (EB) driver’s licenseDuties: • Assist and support with developing and implementing measures and programs that give effect toIntegrated Waste Management Planning in a holistic and sustainable manner, thereby promoting IntegratedWaste Management • Manage and facilitate efficient audits to monitor and regulate waste management facili-ties and respond to pollution and waste incidents and complaints • Process applications for authorizations/ Permits / Licences related to pollution and waste management • Facilitate and conduct workshops withstakeholders on pollution and waste management processes and legislation • Perform Administrative relatedduties.Enquiries: Mr B. Fisher, Tel. (053) 807 7469

DIRECTORATE: ENVIRONMENTAL EMPOWERMENT SERVICESDIVISION: ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNICATION AND AWARENESS RAISING

CONTROL ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER GRADE A:EDUCATION AND AWARENESS RAISING

REFERENCE: EES/ 01/12/2013SALARY: R331 566 – R379 107 PER ANNUM (CENTRE: DE AAR)

Requirements: • An appropriate 3-year tertiary qualification or equivalent qualification in natural science oreducational fields • 5 years’ relevant experience • Excellent interpersonal, communication, negotiation andpresentation skills; Office Administration; Human Resource Management and budgeting abilities • Computerliteracy, including MS Word, Excel, Power Point and Publisher • Knowledge of environmental laws and thenational education system • a valid driver’s license and good driving skills are essential.Duties: • Manage and develop environmental capacity building programmes for formal and informal educa-tion structures • Ensure the promotion of environmental awareness programmes • Manage and develop edu-cational resource material • Develop and implement environmental capacity building and awareness strate-gies • Assist with strategic planning, annual planning, budget, expenditure control of the Unit • Superviseregional environmental officers • Liaise with relevant stakeholders, other government departments and pos-sible funders • Represent the Department and Unit on relevant committees.Enquiries: Mr. L. Abrahams Tel: 053 8077 430 (office hours)

DIRECTORATE: ENVIRONMENTAL EMPOWERMENT SERVICESDIVISION: EDUCATION AND AWARENESS-RAISING

ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER: PRODUCTION GRADE A-BSALARY: R 180 903 – R 200 769 PER ANNUM

REFERENCE/CENTRE: • EES02/12/2013 (UPINGTON: ZF MCGAWU)• EES 03/12/2013 (KIMBERLEY)

Requirements: • An appropriate 3-year tertiary qualification in the natural science or education field • Atleast 1 year experience in the field of Environmental Education and/or Education • Excellent communicationskills, including presentation skills • computer literacy • a Valid driver’s license and good driving skills areessential.Duties: • Implement environmental education programmes to assist with the integration of environmentaleducation into formal education structures • Identify, conduct and facilitate environmental awareness cam-paigns for the general public and relevant stakeholders • Facilitate/conduct the celebration of internationaland national environmental days • Assist with the development and implementation of environmental pro-grammes to the youth • Assist with the development and distribution of resource and learning material •Foster working relationships with other government departments and relevant stakeholders to promote envi-ronmental education and awareness • Perform administrative and relevant related functions.Enquiries: Mrs. E Groeners at (053) – 807 7430

DIRECTORATE: ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY, PLANNING AND COORDINATIONSUB DIRECTORATE: INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION, SPATIAL AND DEVELOPMENT

PLANNING

ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER PRODUCTION GRADE A-BSALARY: R 180 903 – R 200 769 PER ANNUM

REFERENCE: ICSDP 01/12/2013 - CENTRE : DE AAR (PIXLEY KA SEME REGION)Requirements: • Relevant Degree(s)/National Diploma (s) in Environmental Management and/or NaturalScience • At least three years’ experience in environmental management • Possession of a valid unen-dorsed code 8 (EB) drivers’ license • Job knowledge of Intergovernmental Relations, Project Management,Sustainable Spatial and Development Planning, Millennium Development Goals, Environmental challengesat local, national and international level, • Integrated Environmental Management (IEM) Process, Nationaland Provincial SOE Report/Outlook, • Environmental Implementation Plan and IDP Environmental Toolkit,Environmental Law and Regulations [especially NEMA and Intergovernmental Relations Framework Act] andIEM Tools • Computer literate • Sound interpersonal and communication (written and verbal), report writing,organizational, planning and disciplinary skills • Ability to apply analytical and innovative thinking to the plan-ning, development and environmental processes.Duties: • Acceptance of responsibility to manage human resources, administration, planning, execution,monitoring and evaluation of activities and contribute to sound financial and budget management • AnalyseDistrict and Local Integrated Development Plans (IDPs) at municipal level for environmental content as perlegislative requirement • Facilitate intergovernmental coordination and ensure cooperative governance andintegration of DENC plans, programmes, projects, tools and legislation into IDPs • Reliability to participate inLocal, District and National Government Fora, • Compile DENC Action Plan and update progress on all rel-evant environmental matters raised • Provide hands on support to all municipalities in the N. Cape with theirIDPs and sector plans • Compile and submit good quality reports related to: Fora attended, EnvironmentalImplementation Plan, State of the Environment Outlook, Integrated Development Plans, Outcome 10,Programme of Action, Working Group 3 and others.Enquiries: Ms Raylene Nel, Tel. (053) 807 7300/35 or Mrs Elise Lameyer, Tel. (053) 8077300/74

DIRECTORATE: COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENTSUB DIRECTORATE : ENVIRONMENTAL ENFORCEMENT

CONTROL ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER GRADE A:ENVIRONMENTAL ENFORCEMENT

SALARY: R 331 566 – 379 107 PER ANNUMREFERENCE: ENF01/12/2013 (CENTRE: KIMBERLEY)

Requirements: • A 3-year Bachelor’s degree in law or equivalent qualification • 5 years' investigationsexperience • 5 years' supervisory experience • Excellent working knowledge of the National EnvironmentalManagement Act (107 of 1998) and Regulations, National Environment Management: Air Quality Act (39 of2004), National Environment Management: Air Quality Act (59 of 2008) and Regulations and other related actsand regulations • Good managerial, report writing , organisational, administrative and financial managementskills • Designation as an Environmental Management Inspector will be an added advantage • Possession ofan unendorsed driver’s license • Applicant must be willing to travel long distances.Duties: • Manage the Environmental Enforcement Unit • Undertake investigations of complaints/transgres-sions in respect of environmental law contraventions • Coordinate the undertaking of criminal prosecutionswith the SAPS and NPA • Plan and execute law enforcement operations • Ensure proper record keeping ofEnvironmental Crime Statistics and compilation of relevant National and Provincial reports.Enquiries: Mr O.T. Gaoraelwe, Tel. (053) 807 7437

DIRECTORATE: COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENTSUB-DIRECTORATE: BIODIVERSITY COMPLIANCE MONITORING

ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER GRADE A- B: BIODIVERSITYCOMPLIANCE MONITORING

SALARY: R180 903 – 200 769 PER ANNUM - REFERENCE/CENTRE:•ENF02/12/2013UPINGTON (ZF MCGAWU) •ENF02/12/2013 (KIMBERLEY)

Requirements: • 3-year tertiary qualification in Nature Conservation or equivalent degree in Natural Science• Good working knowledge of the National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Act (10 of 2004)and Regulations, National Environment Management: Protected Areas Act (57 of 2003), Northern CapeConservation Act (9 of 2009) • Good report writing, organizational and administrative skills • Training anddesignation as an Environmental Management Inspector will be an added advantage • Computer literacy• Possession of an unendorsed driver’s license • Applicant must be willing to travel long distancesDuties: • Perform administrative related functions • Conduct biodiversity related advisory services• Responsible for marking, tagging and micro- chipping of wild animal specimens • Provide inputs in relationto the processing and issuing of Biodiversity Permits • Render proactive and reactive Compliance MonitoringEnquiries: Mr L. Muller, Tel. (027) 341 8360

DIRECTORATE: COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENTSUB-DIRECTORATE : ENVIRONMENTAL ENFORCEMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER GRADE A-B: ENVIRONMENTALENFORCEMENT (2 POSTS)

SALARY: R180 903 – 200 769 PER ANNUM - REFERENCE/CENTRE: •ENF/03/12/2013:KURUMAN (JOHN TAOLO GAETSEWE) •ENF/04/12/2013: KIMBERLEY

Requirements: • A 3-year Bachelor’s degree in environmental management or equivalent qualification• Good working knowledge of the National Environmental Management Act (107 of 1998) and Regulations,National Environment Management: Air Quality Act (39 of 2004), 2010 EIA Regulations and NEMA S24Gadministration • Good report writing, organizational and administrative skills • Computer literacy • Excellentinvestigative skills • Training and designation as an Environmental Management Inspector will be an addedadvantage • Possession of an unendorsed driver’s license • Applicant must be willing to travel long dis-tances.Duties: • Undertaking of proactive and reactive compliance monitoring site inspections • Respond to publiccomplaints of non-compliance with illegal developments, pollution and waste legislation • Provide support tolocal municipalities on regulation of waste management activities • Report and follow up on non-compliancespicked up during compliance monitoring inspections.Enquiries: Ms T. Tsimakwane, Tel: (053) 807 7440

DIRECTORATE: COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENTSUB DIRECTORATE : ENVIRONMENTAL ENFORCEMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER GRADE A-B: ENVIRONMENTALCOMPLIANCE MONITORING

SALARY: R180 903 – 200 769 PER ANNUMREFERENCE: ENF05/12/2013 - CENTRE: KIMBERLEY

Requirements: • A 3 year bachelor’s degree in environmental management or equivalent qualification• Good working knowledge of the National Environmental Management Act (107 of 1998) and Regulations,National Environment Management: Air Quality Act (39 of 2004), 2010 EIA Regulations and NEMA S24Gadministration • Good report writing, organizational and administrative skills; Excellent investigative skills• Training and designation as an Environmental Management Inspector will be an added advantage• Computer literacy • Possession of an unendorsed driver’s license • Applicant must be willing to travel longdistances.Duties: • Undertaking of site inspections and investigations • Drafting of legally sound Compliance Notices/Directives • Drafting of informed recommendations on NEMA S24G applications, more specifically the EIAreview of unlawful activities • Plan, coordinate and undertake Compliance Monitoring activities.Enquiries: Ms T. Tsimakwane, Tel. (053) 807 7440

DIRECTORATE: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTSUB DIRECTORATE: FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

ASSISTANT MANAGER: PAYMENTSSALARY: R252 144 – R304 587 PER ANNUM

REFERENCE: FIN /01/12/2013 - CENTRE: HEAD OFFICE, KIMBERLEYRequirements: • Applicants must be in possession of a 3-year Diploma / equivalent qualification or SeniorCertificate with 5 years Financial Accounting Experience in Government • Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, • Knowledge of BAS and Supply Chain Management Systems (LOGIS) • Excellent verbal and writtencommunication skills and the ability to work under pressure are a prerequisite • Knowledge of the PFMA,Treasury Regulations, Standard Chart of Accounts and all Financial prescripts and guidelines • Strong com-munication and listening abilities • People management skills • Computer literacy (MS office package, espe-cially Excel) • Knowledge of Basic Accounting System (BAS) , PERSAL and LOGIS • Financial management• Performance management • Good analytical writing and reporting skills • Interpretation of financial dataand transforming it into management reports • Knowledge and application of relevant legislation/policies• Good knowledge of the Standard Chart of Accounts (SCOA) • Knowledge of compilation of AnnualFinancial Statements • Personal attributes: • Strategic and visionary leadership, • Self-driven, Self-confidentand innovative • Ability to work under pressure.Duties: • Bank Reconciliations, miscellaneous payments and cashier functions • Administration of thebank account of the Department • Assist in the compilation of Annual Financial Statements • RevenueManagement functions • Expenditure Management functions. (payments) • Ensure that the “end of finan-cial year responsibilities” is met in accordance with prescripts • Ensure that ledger accounts always reflectfavourable balances • Establish measures with a view to efficient financial management and record keeping• Ensure effective management of the Basic Accounting System • Ensure compliance with financial pre-scripts i.e. Public Finance Management Act, National Treasury Regulations, Provincial Treasury Instructions,Delegations and departmental policies • Interpret financial policy and provide accurate guidance and adviceover a broad spectrum of financial matters • Draft circulars, submissions and memorandums with regard toall aspects of financial matters •Supervision of personnel and responsible for Staff Performance within theunit.Enquiries: Ms K Mackay, tel. (053) 807 7300

DIRECTORATE: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

RISK OFFICER - ASSISTANT DIRECTOR LEVELSALARY: R 252 144 – R 304 587 PER ANNUM (LEVEL 9)

REFERENCE: FIN /02/12/2013 (STATION: HEAD OFFICE, KIMBERLEY)Requirements: • An appropriate National diploma/Degree in Financial Management with 2 years relevantexperience • Good interpersonal, analytic thinking, negotiation, communication (verbal and written), orga-nizing and planning skills • Innovative thinking and creativity, • Computer literacy, • Knowledge of PFMA,Treasury Regulations, Public Sector Risk Management Framework • Public service Anti-corruption Strategyand Departmental anti-corruptions measures, Departmental policies and procedures, principles and practiceof Enterprise Risk Management, Internal control and assurance, ERM concepts, framework and methodolo-gies and Framework for managing Programme Performance Information • Ability to work individually and in ateam, • Ability to work under pressure, • Self-driven with problem solving, self-supervision and managementskills.Duties: • Develop, implement and maintain an ERM framework and supporting policies and procedures• Develop and implement a strategic and annual ERM plan • Develop and implement risk assessment meth-odologies, models and systems • Assess and maintain the risk maturity profile • Facilitate the identifica-tion of risks utilising appropriate tools and techniques • Facilitate and coordinate the compilation of strate-gic and operational risk registers • Facilitate the development of risk response strategies (mitigation plans)• Coordinate the activities of the Departmental Risk Management Committee.Enquiries: Ms B.B. Mashobao, tel. (053) 807 7300/08

DIRECTORATE: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENTSUB-DIRECTORATE: LABOUR RELATIONS

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: LABOUR RELATIONSSALARY: R 252 144 – R 304 587 PER ANNUM (LEVEL 9)

REFERENCE: HRLR/01/2012 (STATION: HEAD OFFICE - KIMBERLEY)Requirements: • An appropriate degree / Three-year recognised National Diploma in Labour Law, HumanResources Management or Public Management or an equivalent qualification • 3-5 years’ experience in asimilar position • Knowledge of labour relations legislative framework for the public service, including theLabour Relations Act 66 of 1995 , Basic Conditions of Employment Act of 1997, Employment Equity Act55 of 1998, Skills Development Act 97 of 1998, Public Finance Management Act, Public Service Act 103 of1994, amendments to these acts and Public Service Resolutions • Experience in negotiations, disciplinaryhearings, conciliation and arbitration • Management skills and problem solving skills • Project management,research and analytical skills • Communication, , interpersonal skills and networking skills • Client orientationand customer focus • Knowledge of the PERSAL system • An unendorsed driver’s license.Duties: • Facilitate the implementation of high quality labour relations services to line functions and theDepartment • Facilitate the implementation of strategic, dynamic and proactive labour relations programmes• Ensure compliance with labour relations policy and framework and procedures • Promote sound labourrelations within the department • Facilitate meetings between union representatives and Management• Conflict and dispute resolution • Case management in respect of individual and collective disputes• Co-ordination of individual and collective grievances • Interpretation of various labour statistics • Monitorand co-ordinate functions to collective bargaining • Represent the Department in conciliation and arbitrationin the CCMA and the GPSSBC • Assist the Director: Human Resource Management in drafting of submis-sions and labour relations policy in the Department • Provide expert advice regarding labour relations issues,including disciplinary and grievance matters • Represent the Department on relevant forumsEnquiries: Mr K.J. v/d Westhuizen 053 807 7300 or [email protected]

DIRECTORATE: CHIEF DIRECTORATE: CORPORATE SERVICESDIVISION: COMMUNICATION

ASSISTANT DIRECTORSALARY: R 252 144 – R 304 587 PER ANNUM (LEVEL 9)REFERENCE: CORP/06/2013 (STATION: KIMBERLEY)

Requirements: • Degree / diploma in communications, Journalism or Public Relations • Practical experi-ence in a communications related environment between 3-5 years’ experience • Experience in the manage-ment of resources 2-3 years’ experience • Change Management • Knowledge on policy research, analy-sis and development • Planning and organizing • Retrieval of information on Internet and other databases• Finance (category C) • Time management • Legislation and policy applicable to the Public Service• National and provincial institutional framework • Interpretation • Creativity • Interpersonal skills • Analyticalskills • Conflict resolution • Ability to communicate issues in a tactful manner • Well- develop report writ-ing skills • Ability to work under pressure and adhere to deadlines • Supervisory Skills • Computer skills• Numeracy skills • Literacy skills • Influencing skills • Research methodology • Leadership skills• Commitment • Integrity • Professionalism • Loyal • Tactfulness • Accountability • Innovative • Objectivity• Must be in possession of a valid driver's license (Code 08) and proven ability to drive • Must be able andwilling to travel and work long hours including weekends and public holidays • Ability to work well underpressure and in a team.Duties: • Overall management of the Communications unit • Ensuring the implementation of the departmen-tal communications strategy • Maintaining the website of the department. • Provide a media writing functionfor the Department (this includes; media invitations, media statements, fact sheets, briefing notes, articles forinternal and external publications) in hard copy and electronically • Media monitoring and liaison • Ongoinganalysis of the media environment. • Maintain regular contact with news organizations • Arranging of pressconferences and scheduling of interviews with media (radio stations, newspapers, new media, television etc.)• Writing and researching of articles for newspapers and magazines • Regular liaison with public stakehold-ers, political and community organizations. • Research and draft speeches of the MEC • Assist with theorganizing of events of the department, e.g. campaigns, national days and other public events • Marketingof the department and its services. • Conduct media research; draft media plans; assist with compilationof exit reports; Revise and update the media database; Manage audio recordings for media distribution• Branding of the department.Enquiries: Mr P.R. Mogotsi at (053) 807 7300

CLOSING DATE: 10 JANUARY 2014Applications must be forwarded to: The Department of Environment and Nature Conservation, PrivateBag X6102, Kimberley 8301. Applications can also be hand delivered to the receptionist on the T-floorMetlife Towers “Post Office Building” Kimberley, marked for attention: Mr V. Fredericks.NOTE: It is the Department’s intention to promote equity through the filling of posts, according to the setEmployment Equity targets. To facilitate this process successfully, an indication of race, gender and dis-ability status is required. Applications must be submitted on form Z83, obtainable from any Public Servicedepartment or on the internet at http://www.info.gov.za/documents/forms/employ.pdf and should be accom-panied by a recently updated, comprehensive CV as well as certified copies of all qualification(s) [Matric cer-tificate must also be attached] and ID-document and Driver’s licence [where applicable]. Non-RSA Citizens/Permanent Resident Permit Holders must attach a copy of his/her Permanent Residence Permit to his/herapplication. Should you be in possession of a foreign qualification, it must be accompanied by an evaluationcertificate from the South African Qualification Authority (SAQA). No faxed or emailed applications will beconsidered. Failure to submit all the requested documents will result in the application not being considered.Correspondence will be limited to short listed candidates only.If you have not been contacted within three (3) months after theclosing date of this advertisement, please accept that your appli-cation was unsuccessful. Suitable candidates will be subjected toa personnel suitability check (criminal record check, citizenshipverification, financial/asset record check, qualification/study veri-fication and previous employment verification). Successful candi-dates will also be subjected to the security clearance processes.Where applicable, candidates will be subjected to a skills/knowl-edge test. Successful candidates will be appointed on a probationperiod of twelve (12) months. The Department reserves the rightnot to make appointment(s) to the advertised post(s).

DEPARTMENT OF ENviRONMENT AND NATuRE cONsERvATiON

MOSU

PATS

ELAAG

ENCY

101590

Page 15: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013 15

Reg vir vakansieDIE kinders van Kathu is opgewonde oor die vakansie! Omphemetse Nkge (links) en Rethabile Skeiman wenselkeen ’n genotvolle en veilige vakansie en ’n voorspoedige nuwe jaar toe. Foto: Benneli Olivier van der Walt

Yolandi van Deventer

FETALE ALKOHOLSIN-DROOM (FAS) is fisieke enverstandelike defekte watvoorkom in ’n fetus (ongebo-re baba) van ’n ma watalkohol tydens haar swan-gerskap drink.Tydens swangerskap en

selfs wanneer ’n vroubeplan om swanger te raakis dit van die uiterstebelang om geen alkohol tedrink nie.Daar is geen veilige vlak

van alkoholinname tydensswangerskap nie; daarom isdit wys om dit eerderheeltemal te vermy.FAS is ’n voorkombare

toestand.FAS verwys na die

verskillende soorte problemewat kan voorkom wanneer’n baba gebore word van ’nmoeder wat alkohol tydenshaar swangerskap gedrinkhet.Verstandelike gestremd-

heid is die grootste kompli-kasie van alkoholgebruiktydens swangerskap.Ongelukkig is die hoogste

voorkoms van FAS in diewêreld in Suid-Afrika.Die voorkoms daarvan is

75 per 1 000 geboortes in dieWes-Kaap – dit is 7,5% vanalle geboortes.Die ander hoërisikogebie-

de is in Gauteng: Soweto(2,2%), Lenasia (1,2%) enWestbury (3,7%).Wanneer ’n mens kyk

na die skokkende risikowat met alkoholgebruikge- paard gaan, is dit niedie moeite werd om eerseen drankie tydensswangerskap te drinknie.Vroue wat twee of meer

drankies per dag drink,se babas het ’n groterrisiko vir intra-uterienegroeivertraging (baba groeinie optimaal voor geboortein die baarmoeder nie),

verlaagde plasentagewig,onderontwikkelde motorieseaktiwiteit en tonus, swaksuiging by geboorte, asookdoodgeboortes.Vier of meer drankies kan

tot gevolg hê dat daar foutmet die baba se breinstruk-tuur kan wees.Wanneer ses of meer

drankies per dag gedrinkword, het die baba ’nverhoogde kans vir FAS.Vroue wat oor die alge-

meen nie alkohol gebruiknie, maar tydens hulswangerskap per geleent-heid matige hoeveelhedealkohol drink of selfsalkohol drink terwyl hulleonbewus is dat hulleswanger is, is ’n hoë risikovir FAS.Daar is geen behandeling

vir FAS nie behalwevoorkoming deur geenalkohol tydens swangerskapte drink nie.Die voorkoms van FAS in

die Noord-Kaap is ookonrusbarend groot.Indien u vermoed dat

u ’n afhanklikheidspro-bleem het, kan u met dienaaste AA-kantoor, onder-steuningsgroep of genees-heer in verbinding tree.Mense word teen die

misbruik van alkohol,veral in die feestyd, ge-waarsku.) Gesondheidswenkeverskaf deur MediclinicKathu

Alkoholverhoogrisiko

MEDICLINIC KATHU: 053-723-3231Kathu se SAPD: 053-723-3111SAPD-noodnommer: 10111Kathu-speurdiens: 053-723-1153Eenheid vir seksuele misdrywe:

079-697-9494Suid-Afrikaanse Polisiediens seCrime Stop: 08600-10111Vrouemishandeling-hulplyn:080-015-0150Vigs-hulplyn: 080-001-2322

Noodnommers

CHRISTELLE GROBLER, Kuru-man:

EK wil verskriklik graag byJacques Groenewald se brief, Huur-en lewenskoste te hoog, aansluit.Die inwoners van die Kuruman/

Kathu-omgewing buit die huishuur-situasie heeltemal te veel uit. Julle(en die agente) glimlag lekker aandie einde van die maand wanneerdie huishuur inkom, want ditbeteken die neseiertjie groei . . . ofek kan nog ’n maand die paaiementvan my nuwe luukse voertuigbekostig.Die huurder moet raap en skraap

om deur te kom, want die “pakket-te” wat aan hulle betaal word, lykglad nie meer so wonderlik nadatmediese en pensioen-aftrekkings,

asook die huishuur, af is nie.Die kontrakteursmaatskappye

moet net voet dwars sit . . . diehuiseienaars sal nie ’n keuse hê asom die huur af te bring nie.Wat my dwars in die krop steek,

is wat van die mense wat in diedorp werk wat nie ’n salaris vandie myn ontvang nie. Wat vandaardie enkellopende man of vrouwat in ’n winkel werk? Hoe gaanhulle ooit die geleentheid kry om ’nplekkie van sy of haar eie te besit?Wat van daardie geskeide man of

vroue wat nog afhanklikes het?

Waar is die geleentheid vir so ’nmens om te begin spaar?Die ironie is so ’n mens betaal

ten duurste elke maand huurgeld(moet betaal), maar die bank is niebereid om aan hom of haar ’nlening vir ’n plekkie toe te staannie. Die uiteinde is agteruitgang –dit tas jou menswaardigheid aan.En dan is daar die ontwikkelaars

– om die een of ander rede is hullealtyd aan die uitbrei, die huiseskiet soos paddastoele op en JanAlleman moet maar net toekyk hoedie stukkie grond wat uitgesit isvir “parke” ewe skielik toegebouword.Ja, ons klop ons op die skouer

oor wat ons bereik (goeie geldelikebesluite wat ons neem) – ten kostevan wie?

Huurders hier word uitgebuit

PASIËNTVEILIGHEID is een van diebelangrikste doelwitte van dieMediclinic Kathu en bied daaromomvattende hospitaaldienste van hoëgehalte om so die lewensgehalte vanpasiënte te verbeter.Die Mediclinic Kathu is toegewy

daaraan om te alle tye sorg van hoëgehalte aan sy pasiënte te lewer enomdat ’n heeltydse doktersdiens nieby die noodeenheid aangebied kanword nie het die bestuur besluit omdie 24-uur-noodeenheid van Sondag22 Desember af tot verdere kennisge-wing te sluit.Ná deeglike oorweging van die

uitdagings om noodeenheidsdokterste kontrakteer om in die eenheid tewerk is besluit dit sou nie in diebelang van pasiëntveiligheid weesom enige noodgevalle te aanvaarnie.Dit is ook besluit om vir eers nie

’n 24-uur-nooddiens te bied nie.Die hospitaal verseker egter die

gemeenskap alle ander gesondheids-dienste van die Mediclinic Kathugaan normaalweg voort.Die hospitaal stel pasiëntveiligheid

eerste en bied kundigheid watvertrou kan word.Vir meer inligting bel Melinda

Pelser by 021-943-6002 of stuur e-posna [email protected].

Nooddiensvir eers toe

Benneli Olivier Van derWalt

KUNS is ’n skeppende manierom mense van alle ouderdommedie vakansie besig te hou.Malinda Roux van die

kuns-en-geskenkwinkel Artisticain Tshimo Gardens op Kathu

bied in die Desember- vakansiekunsklasse aan.Die klasse sal mosaïek,

modge-podge, verf en sement-werk insluit.Kom maak gerus vir alle lede

van die gesin Kersgeskenke.Rig verdere navrae aan Roux

by 082-876-6802.

Raak kreatiefdié vakansie

DIE Artistica-kunswinkel bied iets vir almal wat die vakansie krea-tief wil wees. Foto: Benneli Olivier Van der Walt

Page 16: Kathu Bulletin 20131218

16 KALAHARI BULLETIN, DONDERDAG 19 DESEMBER 2013

ONTHOU om ons webblad en Face-book-blad in die vakansie dop te houvir interessante gebeure. Kry ons opwww.kalaharibulletin.co.za en as jy opFacebook wil saamgesels, is ons bywww.facebook.com/kbulletin.

Hoogtepunte in sport

DES TERBLANCHE: Bulletin het ’n heerlikegesprekmet dié professionele gholfspeler ge-had.

DIE Springbok-ruiter Viljoen van derLinde was op die sportblad van 4 Ju-lie. Kort na dié publikasie was hy oppad om aan die uithourit op Faures-mith deel te neem. Foto’s: Ilse Watson

IN Julie het Bulletin met Regardt Dreyer (links) en Boeta Wessels gesels oor die afrigting wathulle doen vir die Sishen-rugbyklub. Wessels het op Sishen en Kathu grootgeword en in 1997Springbokkleure verwerf.

IN September het Kumba Sishen Iron Ore sy jaarlikse fietsrendag gehou. Hier is Barend Coet-zee, wat die eerste gestremde fietsryer was om oor die wenstreep te ry. Hy het aan die 50 km-wedren deelgeneem.

IN Oktober het die 2013-matrieks van die Hoërskool Kathu teen leerlinge van ander grade rugby gespeel en die wedstryd met 15-7 gewen.Foto: Benneli Olivier Van der Walt

KALAHARI BULLETIN kyk terug oordie jaar se sporthoogtepunte. Bulletinherinner graag alle skole en sport-klubs om weer vir in 2014 hul sport-nuus te stuur. Die eerste koerant virdie nuwe jaar verskyn op 16 Januarie,maar die kantoor is reeds van 8Januarie af oop.