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Handbook and Directory for Rotarians in

District 9350 2018 - 2019

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Index Subject Page

Annual goals 2018-2019 5

Assistant Governors 9/11

Club Information 47

ClubRunner 19

District Advisory Council 12

District Alumni 9

District Awards 35-38

District Bulletin Evaluation

District Change4Success Committee 14

District Conference Advisory Committee 13

District Conference –Somerset West Committee 13

District Contact information 10/59

District Diary 43

District Early Childhood Development – ECD 20

District Entrepreneurship Committee 20

District Finance Committee 12

District Governor 2/3/10

District Governor Elect 4/10

District Governor Nominee 4/10

District Governor Nominating Committee 12

District Governor’s Club Visits 44

District Inter Country Committee 14

District Levies 22

District Literacy 20

District Membership 18

District organogram 8

DistrictPI/ Branding 19

District Public Liability Insurance 25

District Service Centre (District Office) 10

District Strategic Plan 2014-2019 39

District Trainer 13

District Youth Services 16

EarlyAct Interact Rotaract Clubs 40

Environment 20

District Website 19

Rotary Africa subscriptions 23

Rotary Family Health Day 20

Rotary Fellowships 18

Rotary Friendship Exchange 18

Rotary Foundation 14

Rotary Foundation payments 23

RI Contact information 5

RI Convention – Hamburg 18

RI Dues payments 21

RI President 1/6

RI Presidential Citation 31

RI special months 28

Shelter Box 20

Which Club meets today? 45

Zurich RI Office 6

Version 3 1 Amendments Highlighted in Yellow

Rotary International President 2018-2019

Barry Rassin, of the Rotary Club of East Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas, a Rotarian since 1980, has served Rotary as Director and is Vice Chair of The Rotary Foundation Board of Trustees. He was an RI Training Leader and the Aide to 2015-16 RI President K.R. Ravindran. Barry received Rotary's highest honor, the Service Above Self Award, as well as other humanitarian awards for his work leading Rotary’s relief efforts in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake there. He and his wife, Esther, are Major Donors and Benefactors of The Rotary Foundation. He earned an MBA in health and hospital administration from the University of Florida and is the first Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives in the Bahamas. He recently retired after 37 years as president of Doctors Hospital Health System, where he continues to serve as an adviser. He is a lifetime member of the American Hospital Association and has served on several boards, including the Quality Council of the Bahamas, Health Education Council, and Employer’s Confederation. As President, Barry aims to strengthen our public image and our use of digital tools to maximize Rotary’s reach. “Those who know what good Rotary Clubs do will want to be a part of it, and we must find new models for membership that allow all interested in our mission to participate,” he says. “With Rotary more in the public eye, we will attract more individuals who want to be part of and support a membership organization that accomplishes so much good around the world.”


District Governor 2018-2019

Casper & Wilna Kruger with RI President Barry & Esther Rassin

Casper was born in Oranjemund, Luderitz District, Namibia when Namibia was still part of South Africa so he is both Namibian and South African. He grew up in Oranjemund, went to high school at Dirkie Uys in Moorreesburg and then graduated with a B.Com degree from the University of Stellenbosch. Casper is married to Wilna, who is also from the Northern Cape, from the town of Kakamas. They have two children: Carli who is married to Ricardo, and JC. Casper has worked in the office of the Auditor General, with Somchem in Macassar, also the Cape Dairy Co-op/Bonnita/Parmalat for 20 years in Stellenbosch and Zambia and finally for the past seven years he has been with Coca-Cola International, based at home in Somerset West He was the Charter President of the Helderberg Sunrise Rotary Club in June 2006, and again in 2017/18, and subsequently served the District as Friendship Exchange Chair, Assistant Governor and District Secretary.

ROTARY: THE WORLD’S PREMIER INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN SERVICE ORGANIZATION


A message from Governor Casper

Dear D9350 Rotarians Wow – how the years have flown, from being elected as DGND in April 2016 to where we are today; one moment you are still learning, then suddenly your year starts. I pray I am prepared well enough to lead this wonderful District in the Rotary year 2018/19. Over the last year PDG Lynette Stassen and her Team have done a wonderful job and they have really lived the 2017/18 presidential theme of “making a difference”. Our District has grown in numbers, we have two new clubs and we are on a great road forward. Let us not lose this focus or drive by taking our foot of the pedal – let us continue to “be the inspiration” for those who follow. This continued growth will also help us achieve the one goal set by the late Sam Owori, who was going to be our 2018/19 RI President from Africa, to have one Zone in Africa with 35000 Rotarians. RI President Barry Rassin is truly living up to his theme to be the inspiration by stepping up to the plate when the call came late in August 2017, following the tragic passing of then RIPE Sam Owori in July, to lead RI in 2018/19. He is leading the way, let us follow his example. D9350 is a diverse district – we cover a large area – spanning 3 countries. We speak different languages, have different backgrounds, different traditions and religions, yet we are united in our efforts to do good in this world, we have one goal – “Service Above Self – and is based on the simple, practical, ethical principle that He Profits Most Who Serves Best.”* The future of Rotary is on our hands – RIP Barry has asked all Districts to embrace the Youth and we will oblige by reaching out to our Rotaract friends in ways that add meaning and substance to both Rotaract and Rotary. This year I have included visiting Rotaract Clubs in my itinerary, the District Rotaract Representative (DRR) Dennis Makofi from Windhoek Rotaract Club is part of the 2018/19 District Leadership Team (DLT) and we have tried to included Rotaractors on committees in every pillar of our DLT. We need the Youth as much as they need us – so let’s be the inspiration to each other and let’s grow together. As per RIP Barry’s goal, we will strengthen our public image and use of digital tools, continuing on the foundations of the past, with exciting tools and support for clubs and members. Watch this space…. I look forward to a year of interaction with Members and Clubs, listening to them, learning from them, and with the DLT, being of service to them. Casper *2016 Manual of Procedure, p3


District Governor Elect 2019-2020

David and Nicki Holtzhausen

David has been a Rotarian since 1994 with the Rotary club of Bellville. During this time he has served as club president 3 times, as well as fulfilled every other board role at different times. At a district level he has served as Assistant Governor, District Trainer, District Membership chair and RYLA chair, as well as serving on various other committees David is a qualified Chartered Accountant, and ran his own networking business until 2016, when he went into semi-retirement, and is currently focussing on his Rotary commitments while doing some private business consulting for selected clients. David and Nicky have been happily married since 1985. Nicky is a qualified actuary, and took early retirement from Old Mutual and now also does consulting work. They have no children.

District Governor Nominee 2020-2021

Carl-Heinz & Caroline Duisberg


Rotary Annual Goals 2018-2019

Support and Strengthen Clubs

• Drive membership through every committee. • Retain current members (D9350: currently 85%). • Increase club membership. • Start new clubs. • Increase the number of female members, members under 40 • Encourage Rotaractors to join Rotary.

Focus and Increase Humanitarian Service

• Increase cash and district DDF contributions to End Polio Now. • Increase local and international district grants and global grants funded with DDF. • Encourage Interact and Rotaract clubs to engage in service projects – including

project for the environment – with their local Rotary Club and community. • Increase contributions to the Annual Fund, and build the Endowment Fund to

$2.025 billion by 2025.

Enhance Public Image and Awareness

• Publicize the role of Rotary and Rotarians in polio eradication. • Build awareness of Rotary and promote the People of Action Campaign. • Increase awareness of Rotary Club Projects by using Rotary Showcase and

Rotary Ideas and creating a club history.


Rotary International Rotary International Headquarters One Rotary Centre 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston IL 6021 3698, USA Tel: 001 847 866 3000 Fax: 001 847 866 3390 Rotary International President Barry Rassin Rotary Club of East Nassau New Providence, Bahamas Spouse: Esther President Elect Mark Daniel Maloney Rotary Club of Decatur Alabama, USA Spouse: Gay: Rotary International Africa/Europe Office Zurich Office Witikonerstrasse 15, CH 8032 Zurich,

Switzerland Tel: 0041 44 387 7111 Fax: 0041 44 422 5041 Service Representative Graham Reoch (Supervisor) Membership Services Department [email protected]

Rotary International Website http://www.rotary.org

Rotary Regional Coordinator (Zone 20A) PDG Andrew Jaeger Rotary Regional Foundation Coordinator (20A) PDG Patrick Coleman Rotary Regional Public Image Coordinator (20A) PDG Lee Ann Shearing


District 9350 Committee Structures

The next 2 pages explains this model in the traditional way


DISTRICT 9350 INFORMATION

District Governor (2018/2019) Casper Kruger The Governor is an officer of RI +27 21 850 0416 (H&W) functioning under the general control and +27 73 679 6228 (C) supervision of the RI Board and is responsible [email protected] for overseeing the clubs in the District. He/she is charged with furthering the Object of Rotary and upholding the RI constitution and bylaws. District Governor's Partner Wilna +27 83 372 7831 District Governor Elect (2019/2020) David Holtzhausen The DGE's task is to lay the groundwork for a +27 21 913 5708 (H&W) productive and successful year as DG by +27 82 780 2010 careful planning, building a District Leadership [email protected] team and being trained by RI at the International Spouse: Nicky Assembly. District Governor Nominee (2020/2021) Carl-Heinz Duisberg District Secretarial Services District Service Centre Assists the DG in the administration of the District by sending notices of meetings, setting up visits and meetings and generally assisting the DG. District Treasurer PP Brian van der Grijp Administers the finances of the +27 21 854 9060 (W) District under the direction of the +27 21 855 2352 (H) Finance Committee. [email protected] District 9350 Service Centre (Office) P O Box 255, Newlands, The office is set uup to handle the 7725 Administrative affairs of the District. 1st Floor, West Block, (Office hours: Weekdays 09.00 to 13.00) Tannery Park 21-23 Belmont Road, Rondebosch, 7700 +27 21 686 4499 (Tel) +27 21 689 3970 (F) [email protected] District Banking Details Rotary District 9350 ABSA Bank Branch Code: 506009 Account No: 00710420092 Swift Code: ABSAZAJJ


Assistant Governors AG's represent the DG in all matters of the PP Anthony Wait District in their designated clubs. They PP Ariadne Hartmann review the club plans and objectives, PP Buddy Bramwell attend a club assembly, visit clubs regularly, PP Di Kershaw encourage clubs to participate in district PP Frank Freeman activities and keep the DG informed of PP Helder Preza Rotary developments in their clubs. PP John Jacobs PP Joke Young PP Menno de Wet PP Peter Sharples PP Stephen Bredenkamp PP Stephen Young PP Tony Butcher Special representatives PP Alta Jonker PP Asquith MacGregor District 9350 Representative to Council on Legislation PDG Deon van Zyl The PDG (and alternative) selected by District to PDG Johann Gerber represent it at the 2019 Council on Legislation in (alternate) Chicago. Representative to present resolutions to Coucil that have been approved at District Conference and to participate and vote on District’s behalf on matters discussed.

Together, we see a world where people unite and take actionto create lasting change – across the globe, in our communiteis, and in ourselves.


DISTRICT 9350 COMMITTEES 2018-2019 District Advisory Council (DAC) A fellowship council of PDG's to advise the DG on matters referred to it by the Governor

DG Casper Kruger (Chair) DGE David Holtzhausen(Secretary) Doug Withey 1980/81 Graham Money 1982/83 (D9300) Len van der Merwe 1987/88 Ken Lester 1988/89 Michael Johnson 1989/90 Dennis Figov 1989/90 (D9210) John Gomes 1994/95 Rodney Mazinter 1996/97 Lloyd Whitfield 1997/98 Pat Good 1999/00 Peter Hugo 2000/01 John Satchel 2001/02 Peter Vurgarellis 2002/03 Metcalf Fick 2003/04 June Webber 2004/05 Johann Gerber 2005/06 Alex van der Sluys 2007/08 Ethne Papenfus 2006/07 (D9320) Elwin Thompson 2008/09 Mike Saxby 2009/10 ShânBiesman-Simons 2010/11 Deon van Zyl 2011/12 Mike Ochse 2012/13 Vyv Deacon 2013/14 Cecil Rose 2014/15 Andrew Jaeger 2014/15 (D9370) Geraldine Nicol 2015/16 Ian Pursch 2016/17 Lynette Stassen 2017/18

District Governor Nominating Committee

District Finance Committee The committee, through its treasurer, administers the finances of the District on behalf of the DG, formulates policy relating to financial matters and assists clubs in the administration fo their finances. The committee comprises of the DG, immediate PDG, DGE, DGN, District Treasurer, and a member appointed (first year) by the DG at the time to serve a three year term. Other members may be co-opted but will have no vote.

DG Casper Kruger (Chair) DGE David Holtzhausen - Sec DGN Carl-Heinz Duisberg PP Brian v d Grijp (Treasurer) PDG Lynette Stassen PP Stephen Stocks (3rd year) PP Clive Reed (2nd year) PP Andre Minnie (1st year)

The committee calls for suggestions for DG from all clubs in the District by 30 April and is responsible for nominating the future DG by 30 June, two years prior to his/her taking office. A candidate must fulfill the following conditions:

DG Casper Kruger (Chair) DGE David Holtzhausen (Secretary) DGN Carl-Heinz Duisberg PDG Lynette Stassen PDG Geraldine Nicol

• Be a member, in good standing, in a club in the District

PDG Peter Hugo PP Manuel Graças de Deus

• Served a full term as President of a Rotary Club or been a member of Rotary for seven years

PP Stephen Stocks PP Ray Webber

• Have a good knowledge of Rotary, its aims and objectives


ADMINISTRATIVE PILLAR Adminstrative Pillar Coordinator PDG Peter Hugo To oversee the running of the District Office. DG Casper Kruger Annual District Conference Committees District Conference Advisory Committee DGE David Holtzhausen A standing committee chaired by the DGE and DGN Carl-Heinz Duisberg comprising District Treasurer and Immediate DG Casper Kruger Past DG to advise the DG and DGE on the PP Brian v.d Grijp planning of the conference and assembly with PDG Lynette Stassen regard to such matters as budgets, RI PDG Peter Hugo Representative, programme content, speakers, registration software, 2019 District Conference and PP Tracey Wilson Assembly Operating Committee Pres Julie Kydd On behalf of the District and with the DG, the Members of Helderberg committee organizes the District Conference and Sunrise Rotary Club

District Assembly to be held in Somerset West with reference to such matters as venue, equipment, décor, theme, functions, printing, transport, accommodation, registration, publicity and communication. District Trainer Support PDG Ethne Papenfus To assist the DG in setting up training programmes PDG Mike Ochse for AG's, club presidents, District and club office bearers and the programme for the District Assembly. District Insurance Consultant PP Derek Wrankmore To ensure that the District’s insurance Wrankmore and Associates policies are up to date and meet the needs of +27 21 702 7960 (W) the District. To advise the DG on all insurance [email protected] matters.


THE ROTARY FOUNDATION PILLAR Foundation Pillar Coordinator & District Rotary Foundation Chair (DRFC) DGN Carl-Heinz Duisberg Planning and coordination DGN Carl-Heinz Duisberg Plan, co-ordinate and evaluate all District Foundation activities under the supervision of the DG. Plan and implement Foundation seminars as directed by the DG and obtain and disseminate Foundation information. Global and District Grants PDG Peter Hugo Assist and advise clubs in applying for grants, managing PDG Lloyd Whitfield the process and advising the DG and DRFC in the Rtn Jean Wilke allocation of grant funds. Record and manage the District PP Mark Lancaster Designated fund. Closing date for submission of District Rotaractor Wade Skrikker grant requests are 31 May 2018 for 2018-2019 DDF grant applications. Vocational Training Teams (VTT) PP Ian Robertson Assist and advise clubs in planning and co-ordinating PDG Shan Biesman-Simons inbound and outbound VTTs during the year. PDG Geraldine Nicol

PP Jackie James PP Helene Visser PP Tom Bergman-Harris

Rtn Ton Houben PP Lesley Satchel

Scholarships – Inbound PP Helene Visser Assist and advise clubs in planning and coordinating vocational Scholarships and be the focal point relating to the intake of overseas scholars studying in our District. Rotary Peace Scholar Programmes PP Mike Walwyn To manage the Rotary Peace Centre programme at District level and to select suitable candidates to apply for Rotary Peace Fellowships to study at the Rotary Centers for peace and conflict resolution. Annual and Permanent Fund Contributions PDG Vyv Deacon To set monetary targets and encourage clubs to support Foundation and Polio eradication by making donations, encouraging benefactors and identifying major donors. Change4Success PDG Ian Pursch A working group exploring enhanced community PDG Geraldine Nicol engagement with a view to improving Rotary’s DGN David Holtzhausen effectiveness in community projects.


Audit/Stewardship Committee To ensure careful management of Rotary Foundation PDG Deon van Zyl grant funds and to advise District and clubs in order to PDG Metcalf Fick ensure that Rotary Foundation requirements regarding stewardship of grant funds are adhered to and to undertake audits of grant funds if requested by Rotary Foundation. Foundation Educational Officer DGN Carl-Heinz Duisberg Arrange training seminars for Club Officers and set up annual registration programmes. Inter Country Committees D9350 South Africa and Germany DGN Carl-Heinz Duisberg D9350 and France PP Helene Visser To facilitate the building of friendship and understanding with Rotary countries worldwide to encourage them to make financial investments in projects in D9350

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YOUTH PILLAR

Youth Pillar Coordinators PP Stephen du Toit PP Gail Oberholzer Direct all enquiries to: [email protected]

Youth Services Vision Our vision is to grow the membership of our youth programmes and emphasise the partnership between EarlyAct, Interact, Rotaract and Rotary which will ultimately grow the membership of Rotary with young, vibrant, service minded people. Like us on RotaractDistrict 9350, Interact District 9350 and EarlyActDistrict 9350 Facebook pages. Programmes Rotaract DRR Dennis Makofi PP Gail Oberholzer A service organization of young adults, 18-30 years of age, dedicated to Rotary ideals of service above self. Rotaractors are our partners in all we do in Youth Services. Interact Rtn Justin Schonegevel A community service High School programme run by teachers and students in collaboration with Rotarians, focusing on developing values, leadership skills, and becoming involved in community Projects, practicing service above self. EarlyAct Rtn Ruth Schonegevel A primary school community service support programme run by teachers in collaboration with, and sponsored by, Rotary Clubs, which aims to develop values, leadership and team skills through the 4 Way Test and involvement in community project work. International Youth Exchange Pres Pam Rawbone Provides thousands of young people the opportunity to meet people from other countries, thus planting the seeds for a lifetime of International understanding & peace. Long Term Youth Exchange Team chair Pres Pam Rawbone Long Term Exchange is a 12-month exchange for matriculated students aged 16½ - 18½. Short TermYouth Exchange Team chair PP Joké Young Short Term Exchange is a 4 to 6-week exchange for students aged 16-19. Youth Exchange enquiries: Contact YEP Secretary Freda Ochse on [email protected] New Generation Service Exchange PP John Britz Professional development with a purpose: University students and young professionals learn new skills, learn a language, and take action through humanitarian service during short-term, customizable exchanges.


RYLA Rtn Anja Verheijen Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA) camps. Rotary & Rotaract organize four-day long leadership camps for High School leaders and potential leaders. Youth Protection Officer PP Angela Muspratt-

Williams

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FUTURE PILLAR

Future Pillar Coordinator PDG June Webber District Membership & Extension PDG June Webber The committee’s responsibilities include DGE David Holtzhausen Promotion of membership growth throughout Assistant Governors D9350 & fostering of retention and development Rtn Andre du Toit of members. Sourcing opportunities to extend Rotary PP Siham Boda by establishing new Rotary clubs Rtn Stephen Lombard New member orientation: Host information sessions for newly inducted Rotarians to motivate and inform them on the overall Rotary International Organization, District projects and goals, Rotary ethos, procedures and responsibilities Rotary Alumni Rtn Jean Wilke

To establish and maintain a database of all District 9350 Alumni in District and abroad. To encourage their further and ongoing involvement and participation in Rotary and their support and involvement in clubs, club programmes and projects. To interact with Alumni chairmen from other districts to build a world wide Alumni corp. Friendship Exchange Rtn Kirtikant Patel To co-ordinate and promote opportunities for the developing friendship among Rotarians around the world by arranging District to District exchanges. Rotary Fellowships Rtn Ted Hoek To encourage the participation in Rotary recreational PP Farhat Danyal and vocational fellowships, enabling Rotarians who Rtn Jenna Monk pursue the same vocation, trade of interest to exchange information, share fellowship and explore opportunities for service. Rotarian Wine Quaffers Fellowship PP Joké Young International Golfing Fellowship (IGFR) PP Colin Jacobs Horse Racing PP Seumas Reynolds International Mountain Climbing and Hiking Rtn Vina Macgillivray Fellowship (HIKFOR) On to RI Convention in Hamburg, Germany DGE David Holtzhausen To encourage Rotarians to attend the annual RI PP Helene Visser Convention to be held in Hamburg, Germany 1-5 June 2019.


BRAND/MARKETING PILLAR

Brand/Marketing Pillar Coordinator Rtn Shelley Finch

Marketing; Promotion; Social Media Bulletins & Awards Adjudication Chair Rtn Shelley Finch Advance the recognition and public image of Rotary Rtn Andre du Toit International. Provide information to deepen awareness. Rotoractor Callie-Jo Bouman Spread the word about Rotary commitments and Rotaractor Tamlyn Hendricks outcomes. Market and promote Rotary and its work Rtn Erika Hajaji throughout the district. To adjudicate and make recommendations to the DG for RI awards and recognitions and to adjudicate local winners of competitions at Annual District Conference. To receive all club bulletins during the year and determine which qualify to be recognized as Best Club Bulletin, Most Improved Club Bulletin and the bulletin containing the best Rotary information & recommend to District Governor’s team for final selection. District Project Data PP Tony Davidson District ClubRunner Administrator PP John (JJ) Jacobs To oversee and manage the implementation and operation of the Club Runner communications and data base platform. District Website Administrator PP Ian Robertson To establish, manage and maintain the District website and to update it using information provided by the DG, District committees and clubs and to advise the DG on matters relating to internet communications.


COMMUNITY (LOCAL & INTERNATIONAL) PILLAR

Community (Local & International) Pillar Coordinator PDG Geraldine Nicol

Entrepreneurship PP Derek Pead To develop and implement the goals arising from the Cape Town Presidential Conference on Economic Development.

Early Childhood Development PDG Geraldine Nicol In line with the Area of Focus on Basic Education, the ECD Committee will develop a district wide partnership strategy to support and encourage clubs to gear up their services to contribute effectively to the all important Early Childhood Development needs of our country. Literacy Rtn Janet Kriseman A resource group for the promotion and co-ordination of literacy activities in the District to include dictionaries, libraries, books for schools and literacy programmes. Rotary Family Health Days (RFHD) PP Bev Frieslich The Rotary Family Health Days is a signature DG Casper Kruger programme of the Rotarians For Family Health & Aids PDG Lynette Stassen Prevention, Inc. (RFHA), who initiate, coordinate and PDG Geraldine Nicol Manage this program with other partner organizations. DGE David Holtzhausen Rotary Family Health Days are a comprehensive, holistic PDG June Webber offering of free health care services over three days in PDG Mike Saxby South Africa, for parents, children, grandparents, friends PP Ubanesia Adams-Jack and family. Pres Julie Kydd Rotary Clubs’ involvement is to mobilize the community Rtn Robert Kydd into action, attracting citizens to the event & volunteering Rtn Peter de la Cornillere services and working in partnership with their local Dept of Health. Environment Rtn Lew Botha ShelterBox PP Tracey Wilson To promote funding for Shelterbox SA to enable distribution of Shelterboxes in the event of a disaster, locally or abroad.


Rotary Payments and Contributions

Semi-annual per capita dues US$32.00 payable in advance 1 July 2018 and 1 January 2019 US$5.33 per month for new members who join Rotary in the half year

preceding a semi-annual payment. This means these RI per capita dues are payable in arrears on 1 January and 1 July for a person joining Rotary during the preceding half year.

Council on Legislation per capita levy US$1.50 payable 1 July each year with the semi-annual dues payment.

The Rotarian

Current subscriptions for The Rotarian magazine are US$12 per annum for the digital version and US$24 for the printed version. Annual subscriptins must be included with the Club’s semi-annual dues payments in January or July. Subscribing to The Rotarian is voluntary.

Rotary International Semi-annual per capita dues billing system Invoices: RI will e-mail semi-annual dues invoices to Clubs; Club officers can

access their invoice on www.rotary.org/MyRotary/Manage/Club Administration/Club Invoice

The number of Club members in the RI data base on 1 July & 1 January will be considered the official number of members in a Club; Semi-annual dues invoice will be based on that number.

Clubs will not be able to amend semi-annual invoices by altering the number of members shown. The amount shown on the invoice is the amount owing to RI for the semi-annual dues and must be paid.

RI Bylaws require each Club to certify their membership to RI on 1 July and 1 Jannuary each year. It is essential for Clubs to update their RI membership data base during June and December to ensure that the RI semi-annual dues invoice reflects the actual number of members in a Club.

Clubs should enter new member details when they join on www.rotary9350.co.za (the Club Runner website) (usually done by the Secretary or Treasurer) provided they have activated the "Integrate with RI" feature. Similarly, terminations should be entered when they occur.

If Clubs do not have the integrated facility with RI then they can register a new member on Club Central on www.rotary.org. Likewise for terminations.

In the event that a Club has a serious discrepancy in the number of members shown on the invoice the Club must contact the RI Finance Representative listed on the invoice.

RI will not be supplying Clubs with copies of their membership lists from the RI data base. Clubs can download their official membership lists from the RI website.

When paying the invoice convert US$ to Rand at the current Rotary rate of exchange available from the District Service Centre.

Clubs are subject to termination for non payment of dues 120 days after issue of club invoice.


Payments are made as follows: • Direct Bank Transfer by EFT (for South African and Namibian Clubs) to HSBC

(The Hong Kong and Shanghai) Bank PLC; 2 Exchange Square; 85 Maude Street; Sandown; Sandton; 2196

• Beneficiary Name: Rotary International • Account No: 121006894001 • NOTE: Clubs banking with FNB must use HSBC Bank account: • Account No: 21006894001 • Branch Code: 587000 • Swift Code: HSBCZAJJ • Payment Reference: Club Number & Semi-annual Dues Invoice Number

Cash and cheque deposits at Nedbank Branches (for South African Clubs only)

• Account No: 1063616263 • Beneficiary Name: Rotary International • Payment Reference: Club Number & Semi-annual Dues Invoice Number

For Angolan Clubs bank transfer to Deutsche Bank AG; Koenigsallee 45-47; DE-

40212; Dusseldorf; Germany • Beneficiary Name: Rotary International • IBAN of Beneficiary: DE58300700100366003200 • BIC/Swift code: DEUTDEDDXXX • Currency: USD • Payment reference: Club Number & Semina Annual Dues Invoice Number

Online credit card payments via http://www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/home

District 9350 Annual Levies and General payments

District Per Capita Levy: • Adminstration Account: R517.50

• Conference Account: R 80.50 Total: R598.00

Per capita levy payable 1 July 2018 to District Treasurer • Note 1: District levies for 2018-2019 are subject to approval at the District

Assembly Luderitz on 4 May 2018. • Note 2. Clubs are required to pay levies for new members joining between July

and December at the rate of half of the annual District levy i.e. R299 per new member. Such levy to be paid in January 2019.

• Note 3: District per capita levies are based on the official RI Club membership data base as at 1 July.

Documents to District • Proof of payment e-mailed or faxed to District Service Centre. • Cheque payments to PO Box 255; Newlands; 7725.


• Direct deposits to ABSA Bank (Please fill in name of club e.g. “Cape Town District levies” in the reference section of the deposit slip.)

• Account Name: Rotary District 9350 • Account No: 00710420092 • Branch Code: 632005 • Swift code: ABSAZAJJ • Telephone No: +27 21 686 4499 • Fax No: +27 21 689 3970

Regional Rotary Magazine: Rotary Africa R165 for six months (July to December) 2018 for printed copy mailed to recipient. R115 for six months for digital copy sent to recipient. R190 for six months for printed copies mailed outside South Africa. Subscription rates for Rotary Africa for the six months January to June 2019 will

be advised in December 2018. Rotarians who opt to change to receiving digital copies of Rotary Africa must

advise Rotary Afrca by 1 July 2018. This can be done by Rotarians individually or by Club Secretaries by e-mailing [email protected]

Payable 1 July 2018 and 1 January 2019 directly to Rotary Africa. Club Secretaries to supply up to date membership mailing list to Rotary Africa at

time of payment ([email protected]). Advise resignations and new members. Payment to Rotary Africa

• Proof of payment e-mailed ([email protected]) or faxed (031 267 1849) to Rotary Africa.

• Cheque payments to PO Box 563; Westville; 3630 • Direct deposits to: Nedbank • Account Name: Rotary Africa • Branch Code: 138026 • Account No: 1380045770 • Telephone No: +27 31 267 1848 • Fax No: +27 31 267 1849

Rotary Foundation Contributions for Annual Giving, Permanent Fund, Global Grants and Polio

Eradication. When making payments to The Rotary Foundation it is important to send details of your contribution to the Rotary International Europe/Africa Office Claire Rice at [email protected]

Global Grants: Club’s Contribution either to: • The special club account established for the project, or for • Paul Harris Fellow Recognition, credit directly to The Rotary Foundation

Payments to the Foundation are made either by:

• Direct EFT deposits to: HSBC (The Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank) Bank PLC; 2 Exchange Square; 85 Maude Street; Sandown; Sandton; 2196 (for South African and Namibian Clubs): o Account No: 121007504001 o Beneficiary Name: Rotary Foundation


• NOTE: Clubs banking with FNB must use HSBC Bank account: o Account No: 21007504001 o Branch Code: 587000 o Swift Code: HSBCZAJJ o Payment Reference: Club Number / Rotarian Number and purpose e.g.

APF donation (for general donations to The Rotary Foundation); Perm. Fund (for donations to the Permanent Fund) GG number (for Global Grant payments): Polio (for donations to Polio Eradication Fund).

• Cash and cheque deposits at Nedbank Branches (for South African Clubs only) o Account Number: 10636154963 o Beneficiary Name: Rotary Foundation o Payment Reference: Club Number/ Rotarian Number and purpose e.g.

APF donation (for general donations to The Rotary Foundation); Perm. Fund (for donations to the Permanent Fund) GG number (for Global Grant payments): Polio (for donations to Polio Eradication Fund)

For Angolan Clubs bank transfer to Deutsche Bank AG; Koenigsallee 45-47; DE-40212; Dusseldorf; Germany • Beneficiary Name: Rotary Foundation • IBAN of Beneficiary: DE31 3007 0010 0067 1818 00 • BIC/Swift code: DEUTDEDDXXX • Curency: USD • Payment reference: Donor/Club Number & Contribution designation

GENERAL RI AND DISTRICT INFORMATION

Registration as a Public Benefit Organisation (PBO) and Non-Profit Organisation (NPO)

In order to enjoy tax exempt status in South Africa, Rotary clubs (regardless of size) must register with the South African Revenue Services (SARS) as a taxpayer and obtain an income tax number. Organisations (such as Rotary clubs) will only be given tax exempt status if they carry on one or more “public benefit activities” and are approved as a “public benefit organisation” (PBO) by the South African Revenue Services. Such an “activity” is one, which is of a “philanthropic and benevolent nature” such as those in respect of health, welfare, housing, education, religion, culture, conservation, research and sport. The PBO must be an organisation of a public character and one, which is an association of persons whose sole object is to carry on one or more “public benefit activity” in a non-profit manner in South Africa. It is important to note that while PBOs are entitled to provide donors with certificates allowing them to deduct their donations from their income for tax purposes (Section 18A of the Income Tax Act) Rotary Clubs (even though registered as a PBO) are not permitted to issue such certificates for general donations to Rotary. Only certain public


benefit activities qualify for S18A tax relief and Rotary Clubs must apply to SARS for approval to issue S18A certificates for specified projects. If approved, Clubs must ensure that any such donations are used for the specified project and can be required to verify this to SARS.

It is not compulsory to register as a Non-Profit Organisation (NPO). However, registration as an NPO gives the organisation legitimacy as a recognized organisation, not for profit, and can facilitate a club’s approach to large donors for support. In dealing with Government Departments like using land owned by the National Parks Board or importing items requiring customs clearance the Departments are requesting clubs to furnish their NPO registration certificates. Contact the Rotary District Services Centre to obtain the necessary application forms and for advice on the procedure to be followed

District 9350 Public Liability Insurance The District has a Public Liability Insurance Policy with cover for SA R20million (or equivalent in Namibia and Angola). The organisation being indemnified is Rotary International District 9350 and this embraces and includes all volunteers, their friends, family or other people working with Rotary (clubs or District) on any given Rotary identified project. Therefore, Rotarians, Anns, Ladies of the Inner Wheel, Rotaractors and Interactors are all indemnified by the policy, in respect of that said project. The insurance cover is for an amount up to R20million for any one incident or accident occurring at the identified project. The policy covers claims by third parties (usually the public) against Rotary arising out of the identified projects for death, injury, or illness to third parties and includes loss or damage to third party property. Liability has to be proven by the third party as is usual with policies of this type. We also have ancillary extensions for Statutory Defense Costs, Wrongful Arrest and Defamation with a limit of R250, 000 each, which is considered adequate. The policy does not cover Errors and Omissions or incorrect Advice given. A Professional Indemnity Policy, which is not considered appropriate for our organization, would normally cover this. It must be remembered that the Public Liability Insurance Policy applies to claims by third parties against Rotary and does not extend to death, injury or illness to, or loss by, volunteers and members of the Rotary family working on identified Rotary projects – these people are responsible for arranging their own Insurance cover which is not specific to Rotary or a Rotary project. The Public Liability Insurance Policy covers most projects (with some exceptions listed below including “hazardous projects” which should be advised to District) undertaken by Rotary clubs making up District 9350 in South Africa, Namibia and Angola. 1. Use of third party equipment

Where a Rotary club hires or borrows third party equipment for a project and the Rotary club, through its volunteers, is in control of that equipment then the Public Liability Insurance Policy will cover Rotary for claims from third parties for injury,


death, illness or loss or damage arising out of the use of such equipment. Examples could be the running of a children’s merry-go-round at a fair (jumping castle) or the use of floodlights at an open- air concert.

Where, however, the Rotary club hires an organization to provide and run its own equipment at a Rotary club project it is the responsibility of that organisation operating the equipment to arrange its own insurance, for our Event.

NB Attention is drawn to the fact that neither the District, nor Rotarians, nor volunteers are permitted to accept liability by contractual arrangements without the prior consent of the Underwriters. In other words, we may not extend our indemnity to a third party. The indemnity covers us and we cannot commit our Underwriters to cover third parties.

2. Use of self-propelled motor vehicles, including water craft and aircraft

The Public Liability Insurance Policy does not include death, injury, illness or loss or damage arising out of use of self-propelled motor vehicles including motor cars and motor cycles (Harley Davidsons and others) aircraft or watercraft. It is usual for these to be excluded from Public Liability Policies. The owners of such vehicles/craft need to carry their own insurance.

Therefore, additional attention is drawn to the fact that under an individual’s own motor insurance policy there is a limitation to the Passenger Liability cover provided in the liability section. The usual limit is R2 500 000 unless an individual has higher cover.

This has implications for our Rotarians transporting international Rotary visitors like Exchange Students, visiting Rotarians, members of Friendship Exchanges on Rotary specific activities. Refer to Special Extension below

3. Cycle races/fun runs (as qualified)

The Public Liability Insurance Policy covers cycle races, fun runs and similar events. However, the Argus cycle tour is not covered under the District policy as the Cycle Tour Trust, independently of Rotary District 9350, organizes this event and they arrange their own insurance cover, which far exceeds the R20million, cover.

NB. Our Public Liability Policy does not cover injury sustained by participants arising out of accidents caused by participants themselves in the event. Our policy indemnifies us for our negligence in causing an injury to a participant.

Special Extension Passenger Liability Following extensive negotiations by our Insurance Advisor our District now has a special arrangement to provide extended “top-up” cover on private motor insurance policies through the medium of our Public Liability Policy from R2 500 000 to R10 million.


The Extension to the District Public Liability Policy will provide an “excess layer” or “top up” cover provided the owner/ driver has an existing underlying Motor Policy with Passenger Liability Policy cover of at least R2 500 000. Any claim by a passenger (defined) will be handled initially under the owner/driver’s own motor vehicle policy and should the amount of damages awarded to the injured party exceed their R2 500 000, or higher figure, then the District Public Liability Policy will be activated up to a maximum limit of R10million. The Conditions attached to this Extension to the District Public Liability Policy are as follows: The indemnity provided by this Extension is applicable to our bona fide Rotarians,

in good standing. and /or spouses or partners whilst operating any vehicle (sedan, SUV, bakkie –conveyed in cab only) owned, hired, leased or operated for purposes of any Rotary related activity.

Rotary related activities are intended to embrace any good faith activity where

Rotarians meet or are involved or travel to or from. Any discretionary decision that may be called for will be at the discretion of the District Governor in office at the time.

NB A passenger is deemed to be a person conveyed in the vehicle for the purpose

of the Rotary related activity and who is not a member of the driver’s/spouses’/partner’s household or is not permanently residing with them.

This excess layer or “top up” insurance cover has been given as a special

consideration to Rotary District 9350 by way of an Extension to our existing Public Liability Insurance Policy. The cost of this cover to the District is R1000 per annum.

Pollution and Products Under the general indemnity, with relevance to pollution and products, the District has all the cover necessary at R20 million to cover cases such as mass food poisoning directly attributable to Rotary at carnivals, parties for children and the elderly, etc where Rotarians prepare and serve food. Claims The existing policy is written to a Claims Made basis, which means that any claim must be made during the period of the insurance, which runs from the 9th December to the 8th December of the following year. It is, therefore, imperative that any suggestion of a claim must be lodged within the year in which the event takes place. Potential claims must be notified to the Rotary District 9350 Services Centre, Cape Town for onward transmission to the Underwriters within the prescribed time limit i.e. before the 1st of December in the year in which the event took place. This is to be done whether or not a claim does eventuate. NB. At no time is the District or are Rotarians and volunteers permitted to admit or accept liability without the consent of the Underwriters.


Registration of projects Details of the project or event are to be e-mailed or faxed to the District Office, giving the date, time and nature of the event, well in advance of the event taking place so that the Office can register the project or event as an identified project of Rotary International District 9350. Should there be any doubt as to a particular project being covered by the Public Liability Insurance Policy the District’s insurance consultants need to be consulted timeously.

Insurance Underwriters Centriq, as a one hundred per cent owned subsidiary of Santam through our insurance consultants Wrankmore and Associates, underwrite the Public Liability Insurance policy.

No other policies The Public Liability Insurance Policy is the only insurance policy held by the District that covers Rotary clubs in District 9350 as set out above. There are no other policies held by District covering club’s regalia, memorabilia, and personal possessions of clubs. Such insurance is for clubs to arrange on an individual basis.

Additional insurance: Should clubs wish to take out additional insurance or effect other classes of insurance to cover specific events or activities this can be done by contacting the District Service Centre and it may be more economical to extend cover under the District Public Liability Insurance Policy than seeking a separate policy. Such extensions will be routed through the Rotary District 9350 Services Centre, Cape Town, to our insurance consultant.

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL MONTHS The following months have been designated by Rotary International to encourage the involvement of every Rotarian, and not just clubs, in these Rotary activities. July August Membership and Extension September Basic education and literacy October Economic and Community development November Rotary Foundation December Disease prevention and treatment January Vocational Service February Peace and conflict prevention/resolution March Water and sanitation April Maternal and child health May Youth June Rotary Fellowships


THE ROTARY BRAND

The Rotary gearwheel is one of the most familiar symbols in the world today. The Rotary emblem together with the name Rotary International and other ‘marks’ such as Service Above Self, Interact, PolioPlus and others are registered trade marks in over 50 countries and belong to Rotary International. Districts and clubs are welcome to use the Rotary trademarks subject to the guidelines set out in the Manual of Procedure (page 87). For many years, the Rotary wheel stood alone as our logo on signage and communications materials. Although the words Rotary International were embedded in the wheel, they were hard to read from a distance. As a result, the general public did not always recognize Rotary’s involvement in a project or activity. That’s why it was decided to expand the official logo to include the word “Rotary” next to the wheel (the master-brand signature). Note that the design of the wheel has changed. The new wheel is completely see through, as the infilling on the rims of the old wheel has been removed. For more information of the correct use of the Rotary Wheel and the Rotary Signature refer to Tell Rotary’s Story: Voice and Visual Identity Guidelines for Rotarians.

Clarification of Rotary Acronyms

AG Assistant Governor PDG Past District Governor

COL Council of Legislation PE President Elect DAC District Advisory Council PI Public Image

DG District Governor POETS Presidents& Officials Elect Training Seminar

DGE District Governor-elect PP Past President

DGN District Governor Nominee RI Rotary International

DGND District Governor Nominee Designate

RPIC Rotary Regional Public Image Coordinator

DGT District Governor Team RRC Rotary Regional Coordinator

DLT District Leadership Team RRFC Rotary Regional Foundation Coordinator

DRR District Rotaract Representative

RPIC Regional Public Image Coordinator

DSC District Services Centre TRF The Rotary Foundation

ECD Early Childhood Development VTT Vocational Training Team IPDG Immediate Past District

Governor YEP Youth Exchange programme

NPO Non-Profit Organization YPO Youth Protection Officer PBO Public Benefit Organization YS Youth Services


GUIDELINES FOR INDUCTION OF NEW MEMBERS

Will (Name, his/her sponsor), please bring our new member (Name), (and partner, if present), forward and introduce him/her to the club members. (Name), you have been chosen to be a member of the Rotary Club of (Name).

• The principles, responsibilities and obligations of Rotary have been explained to

you and you have expressed your willingness to become a Rotarian. • The members of this club invited you because they believe you already uphold

the principles that Rotary stands for, and in electing you to membership they are doing more than only taking you into their friendship – they are making you a trustee of Rotary ideals.

• Knowing you to be a Rotarian, the world will judge Rotary by your conduct. • Membership of Rotary is an honour and a privilege, and every privilege has its

corresponding obligations. • Every member is expected to perform their share of club and community service,

and the various committees of the club will afford you the opportunity to give service in activities which appeal to you.

• Last, but by no means least, is our ideal of fellowship. • May you be stimulated by the friendship you find, and may we in turn know you

to be an added resource to this club. WILL ALL PLEASE STAND? • I present you with this badge. • Wear it at all times with dignity and honour. • It is now my very pleasant privilege to welcome and induct you as a member of

the Rotary Club of (Name). • On behalf of the members, I give you the hand of fellowship, symbolically uniting

you with members of Rotary clubs throughout the world. Congratulations!


CITATIONS AND AWARDS 2018-2019 Presidential Citation for Rotary Clubs, Rotaract Clubs and Interact Clubs Globally, Rotary is more relevant than ever before, and its potential for good is vast. Unfortunately, not enough people fully understand what Rotary is and does. Even within our clubs, many Rotarians don’t know enough about Rotary to take full advantage of what Rotary membership offers. Rotary service transforms lives and communities. To achieve even more of that truly transformational service, we need to think differently about our role in Rotary, and Rotary’s role in the world. We need to put more emphasis on our public image, using social media to build our membership and attract the partners that can help us scale up our service. We need to focus on larger projects that have a more lasting impact, taking the time to research and plan work that spans Rotary years and terms of office. Most important of all, we need to Be the Inspiration for positive change, inspiring our clubs, our communities, and our organization to face today’s challenges head on, with courage, optimism, and creativity. As Paul Harris put it, “Rotary is a microcosm of a world at peace, a model which nations will do well to follow.” To me, Rotary is not only a model but an inspiration. It shows us what is possible, inspires us to reach for it, and gives us a path to act — and to Be the Inspiration to our world. The Rotary Citation recognizes Rotary clubs that support each of our strategic priorities by completing certain activities. This year, clubs can receive the Rotary Citation With Presidential Distinction when they achieve the Rotary Citation plus one to three additional goals. Barry Rassin President, Rotary International, 2018-19

2018-2019 Presidential Citation for Rotary Clubs The Rotary Citation recognizes Rotary clubs that support each of our strategic priorities by completing certain activities. Clubs have the entire Rotary year to achieve the citation’s goals. Rotary can automatically verify many of your club’s achievements as long as you keep your club and member information up-to-date in My Rotary. You’ll use online tools like Rotary Club Central to tell us when you’ve achieved other goals. To be eligible for the Rotary Citation, clubs need to begin the year as active clubs that are in good standing and remain so throughout the year. Achievements will be compared with membership figures from 1 July 2018 and will be recognized after the 1 July 2019 numbers are final, on15 August 2019.


SUPPORT AND STRENGTHEN CLUBS Achieve at least 3 of the following goals: • Achieve a net gain of 1 member

• Maintain or improve your club’s retention of current and new members:

o Improve your club’s retention rate by 1 percentage point, or o If your club’s retention rate was 90 percent or more in 2017-18, maintain it

• Achieve a net gain in female members • Have at least 60 percent of club members report their birth datesthrough My

Rotary • Sponsor or co-sponsor a new Rotary club • Conduct a classification study of your members’ occupations, and work to align

your membership with the mix of businesses and professions in your community

FOCUS AND INCREASE HUMANITARIAN SERVICE Achieve at least 3 of the following goals: • Sponsor a Rotary Community Corps • Sponsor or co-sponsor an Interact or Rotaract club • Contribute at least $100 per capita to the Annual Fund • Increase the number of members involved in service projects • Hold an event to raise funds for, or to increase awareness of, Rotary’s work

toward polio eradication • Conduct a significant local or international service project in one of Rotary’s six

areas of focus

ENHANCE PUBLIC IMAGE AND AWARENESS Achieve at least 3 of the following goals: • Post successful club projects, with details about activities, volunteer hours, and

funds raised, on Rotary Showcase • Use Rotary’s brand guidelines, templates, People of Action campaign materials,

and • related resources • Arrange for the club’s members to talk with the media to tell your club’s, and

Rotary’s, story • Host an event for Rotary alumni, and highlight Rotary’s networking opportunities • Continue or establish a partnership with a corporate, governmental, or

nongovernmental entity and work on a project together • Sponsor a Youth Exchange student or RYLA participant Citation with Presidential Distinction Clubs can receive the Rotary Citation With Presidential Distinction when they achieve the Rotary Citation plus one to three additional goals. Achieve these goals in addition to earning the Rotary Citation to receive SILVER (1 goal), GOLD (2 goals), or PLATINUM (3 goals) distinction • Achieve a net gain of 5 or more members • Show how your club’s members are People of Action by promoting your club and

its service activities on social media at least 4 times per month • Initiate or continue a leadership, personal, or professional development program

to enhance members’ skills and the value of their membership


2018-2019 Presidential Citation for Rotaract Clubs The Rotary Citation for Rotaract Clubs recognizes clubs that support each of our strategic priorities by completing certain activities. Clubs have the entire Rotary year to achieve the citation’s goals. To be eligible for the Rotary Citation, Rotaract clubs need to be certified by Rotary International andendorsed by the district governor before 1 July 2018. Clubs will report their achievements by submitting a nomination form by 1 July 2019.

SUPPORT AND STRENGTHEN CLUBS Achieve at least 2 of the following goals: • Achieve a net gain of 1 member • Have at least 50 percent of members add their skills and interests in their profiles

on My Rotary • Establish or maintain a twin club relationship FOCUS AND INCREASE HUMANITARIAN SERVICE Achieve at least 2 of the following goals: • Achieve an average minimum PolioPlus contribution of $25 per member • Hold an event to raise funds for, or to increase awareness of, Rotary’s work

toward polio eradication • Work with your sponsor Rotary club to conduct asignificant local or international

service project in one of Rotary’s six areas of focus ENHANCE PUBLIC IMAGE AND AWARENESS Achieve at least 2 of the following goals: • Post successful club projects, with details about activities, volunteer hours, and


and related resources • Host an activity during World Rotaract Week, preferably on 13 March, the

anniversary of Rotaract; invite the media and tell your club’s, and Rotary’s, story

Citation with Presidential Distinction Rotaract clubs can receive the Rotary Citation With Presidential Distinction when they achieve the Rotary Citation plus one to three additional goals. Achieve these goals in addition to earning the Rotary Citation to receive SILVER (1 goal), GOLD (2 goals), or PLATINUM (3 goals) distinction • Achieve a net gain of 5 or more members • Show how your club’s members are People of Action by promoting your club and

its service activities on social media at least 4 times per month • Initiate or continue a leadership, personal, or professional development program

to enhance members’ skills and the value of their membership


2018-2019 Presidential Citation for Interact Clubs The Rotary Citation for Interact Clubs recognizes clubs that support each of our strategic priorities by completing certain activities. Clubs have the entire Rotary year to achieve the citation’s goals To be eligible for the Rotary Citation, Interact clubs need to be certified by Rotary International and endorsed by the district governor before 1 July 2018. Also before 1 July, an adult adviser to the club needs to provide his or her name and contact information to Rotary. Sponsor Rotary club officers or Interact club advisers will report the achievements by submitting a nomination form by 15 August 2019. SUPPORT AND STRENGTHEN CLUBS Achieve at least 2 of the following goals: • Hold a meeting that introduces members to Rotary programs for young leaders,

such as RYLA and Rotary Youth Exchange • Work with your sponsor Rotary club or adviser to develop and participate in a

career day or mentoring activity • Work with your sponsor Rotary club or adviser to connect graduating Interactors

with universityor community-based Rotaract clubs FOCUS AND INCREASE HUMANITARIAN SERVICE Achieve at least 2 of the following goals: • Plan and carry out a project for Global Youth Service Day • Hold an event to raise funds for, or to increase awareness of, Rotary’s work

toward polio eradication • Work with your sponsor Rotary club or adviser to conduct a significant local or

international service project in one of Rotary’s six areas of focus ENHANCE PUBLIC IMAGE AND AWARENESS Achieve at least 2 of the following goals: • Post successful club projects, with details aboutactivities, volunteer hours, and


and related resources • Hold an activity during World Interact Week, preferably on 5 November, the

anniversary of Interact; invite the media and tell your club’s, and Rotary’s, story

Citation with Presidential Distinction Interact clubs can receive the Rotary Citation With Presidential Distinction when they achieve the Rotary Citation plus one to three additional goals.

Achieve these goals in addition to earning the Rotary Citation to receive SILVER (1 goal), GOLD (2 goals), or PLATINUM (3 goals) distinction • Work with your sponsor Rotary club or adviser to explore local Rotary club and

other scholarship opportunities that are available to your club’s members and present these opportunities to the club


• Show how your club’s members are People of Action by submitting a video that promotes your club and its service activities to the annual Interact Video Awards

• Initiate or continue a leadership development program to enhance members’ skills and the value of their membership

District 9350 Annual Awards and Trophies including Criteria

1. Attendance Awards 1.1 Best conference attendance (% delegates)

The % is determined by the number of members in the club who have registered for the conference prior to the start of conference, expressed as a percentage of the number of members as reported to RI on the most recent semi-annual report immediately prior to conference (usually the January report.) Clubs that have not paid RI dues and therefore have not reported membership numbers to RI shall be excluded.

1.2 Best Rotarian and Partners attendance at conference (The John and Molly Cook Trophy) Determined by the total number of Rotarians and partners from a club who are registered for conference prior to the opening of conference.

2. Membership Awards 2.1 Highest % net growth in membership (The Charles Bashew Cup) Determined by taking the net increase in membership calculated as at 31

March of the Conference year, expressed as a percentage over the RI Club membership figures as at the start of the Rotary year, as used for calculating a Club’s per capita RI dues on 1 July.

2.2 Highest net gain in membership Determined by the number of new members inducted into a Club and the retention of existing members between 1 July and 31 March of the conference year.

3. Bulletin Awards 3.1 Bulletin containing best Rotary information (The Cron and Corrie

Cronwright Shield) Every bulletin to contain items of Rotary information which must be

• current • relevant • interesting

3.2 Most improved bulletin (Jack Clifford Trophy)

The publication must cover key club aspects including: • Club information – current, past, members’ info; • District Information – current events, conference, general information; • Rotary International Information;


• The readability and quality of the bulletin must have improved over the year • The overall improved standard must have been maintained over the year.

3.3 Best Club bulletin (Frank Connock Shield) Every bulletin should include the following aspects:

• Club information (future events (diary/notices) & Past events (reports / photo’s); • Members information (announcements, new members, birthdays etc); • District information & District Events including past & future major events

including promotion of District Conference, mini conference, training, workshops & seminars

• Rotary information: Every bulletin to contain at least one item of Rotary Information.

• Quality: - should include “readability” & promotion of club image; Would a member be proud to present this to a non Rotarian as a ‘snapshot’ of his/her club and its activities? Note: Funny anecdotes & jokes are acceptable but caution should be exercised so as not to offend readers.

• Regularity: the bulletin must come out regularly, and on time 4. Conference Awards 4.1 Best Club Album of the Year whether in traditional or audio visual format.

(Leon Morris Trophy) Evaluation based on:-

• Presentation – overall appearance • Relevance of content (reflecting activities, projects and fellowship) • Arrangement of material e.g. grouping of projects or events: chronological

order. • Use of captions and information about pictures or photos. • Creates interest outside of own Rotary club. • Covers activities of current year (not a history of the club)

4.2 Best community service exhibit at Conference:- In either traditional or

electronic format:- (Harold Hofmeyr Community Service Trophy) Evaluation based on :-

• Presentation – Professionalism, effort, imagination, • Be of general Rotary interest, newsworthy, eye catching • Promote the RI Areas of Focus

5. Avenues of Service Awards. 5.1 Best international service project (Celtic High Cross Trophy)

• Donation of money is not a criterion • Constructive collaboration between clubs in different countries (even in the

same district) • Encourages hands on involvement of partner club/s outside our District in

project e.g. grant projects • Builds international understanding

5.2 Best community service project (Len Breen Trophy)

• A viable project that meets the community’s needs and shows ongoing sustainability


• Implemented in partnership and in collaboration with the community, authority structure and/ or organization

• Degree of participation of Rotary club members and by the local community • Enhances Rotary’s visibility and public image in the community • Project should have been running for six months prior to conference • Donation of money is not a criterion

5.3 Best vocational service project (Roger Handley Trophy)

• Promotion of the Four Way test • Promotes ethics and honesty • Development of a project supported by a Vocational Training Team • Job shadowing • Vocational guidance • Entrepreneur encouragement

5.4 Best Early Childhood Development project

• A viable & sustainable project in line with District ECD strategies & goals of meeting the nation’s ECD needs; Implemented in partnership and collaboration with community and government department/s

• Degree of participation of Club members/ other Rotary clubs/community members/ partners

• Enhances Rotary’s visibility and public image in the community • Provides qualitative & quantitative results to ensure project is meeting

community needs • Provides guidance & information sharing to assist other clubs to implement

similar projects • Project should have been running for at least a year.

5.5 Best project in the District (The Roscar Trophy)

• An exceptional project that incorporates all the above criteria for Avenue of Service awards but stands out in the opinion of the Adjudicators as a project worthy of the title “Best Project in the District”.

• It is not necessary that this award will be given every year. If no project is adjudicated to qualify for the award it shall not be given.

5.6 Commitment to Service Awards: Certificates

• Recognizes Rotary club members who have been Rotarians for 25 years or more with a record of unwavering support for the club and dedicated implementation of the ideals of Rotary.

• While many Rotarians may have reached the milestone of 25 years in Rotary this award is intended to recognize those who have served consistently and effectively.

. 6. Youth Service Awards 6.1 Best Club Youth Services Project Awards (Three individual awards to

Rotary Clubs for Best EarlyAct project; Best Interact Project; Best Rotaract project Selection criteria are based on:

• A viable project that addresses community needs


• Implemented in partnership and collaboration with youth organisations/community

• Degree of participation of Rotary club members in the project • Enhances Rotary’s visibility amongst youth • Provides measurable results to ensure that the project is meeting needs • Project is ongoing and sustainable

7 District Rotary Foundation Awards 7.1 Best per capita increase to Rotary Foundation (Tony and Joan Whitehead

Trophy) Determined by:

• The amount each club donates or pledges before the annual conference in the current Rotary year in comparison to the amount donated during the previous Rotary year.

• The US$ amount is used to determine the per capita amount for each club • The number of members as reported to RI on the semi-annual report for July

(at the beginning of the Rotary year) is used as the base number for calculating the number of members in a club.

• A Club that has not contributed to Rotary Foundation in the previous year is ineligible for this award.

7.2 Best per capita contribution to Foundation (Duncan Elliot Rotary

Foundation Trophy) Determined by the amount each club donates or pledges before the annual

conference in the current Rotary year in US$, divided by the number of members as reported to RI on the semi-annual report for July (at the beginning of the Rotary year)

8. Public Image and Awareness Awards 8.1 District 9350 Public Image Media Award (Trophy)

Awarded to the Owner/Editor of the media that provided the most effective coverage of Rotary events during the current Rotary year.

8.2 Club that best increases the awareness of Rotary in the Community

• Extent of media coverage obtained (quantitative) • Effectiveness of media coverage obtained (qualitative)

8.3 Best Club Website including Social Media (Marius Boraine Trophy) Criteria determined by Public Image Committee 9. Partners’ Awards 9.1 Highest partners’ attendance at Conference JJ van den Berg trophy 9.2 Club with highest profile in the community Kenneth Young trophy 9.3 Best Community Service project Joey Hofmeyr trophy 9.4 Best project serving the needs of children Usha Saboo India South Africa Friendship Trophy


DISTRICT 9350 STRATEGIC PLAN 2014-2019

GOAL ONE. Encourage the further development of effective, vibrant clubs and

support interaction between clubs and the district organisation

GOAL TWO. Strengthen the awareness and impact of Rotary both internally and

externally

GOAL THREE. Grow Rotary

GOAL FOUR. Provide opportunities for personal growth and development for

individual Rotarians

GOAL FIVE. Utilise Youth Programmes to involve young people in Rotary

GOAL SIX. Have meaningful, sustainable & environmentally friendly projects

NOTES


EarlyAct, Interact and Rotaract Clubs

D9350 EarlyAct (46 clubs) Am Kap (1) Sea Point Primary Bellville (1) Boston Primary Blouberg (1) Parklands College Claremont (3) Herschel Girls Prep, Reddam House Prep, SACS Junior

School George (1) Outeniqua Primary School E-Club (1) Temperance Town Primary School Helderberg Sunrise (3) Somerset House Preparatory School, Macassar Primary,

Oklahoma Primary Hout Bay (1) Sentinel Primary Kirstenbosch (2) Rustenberg Girls Junior School, Oakhurst Girls Junior

School. Luderitz (1) Luderitz Primary Newlands (3) Bishops Prep School, Sivile Primary, Blue Downs

Primary, Paarl & Stellenbosch (1) Klapmuts Primary Pinelands (21) Pinelands North Primary School, Chumisa Combined

School, Kuyasa Primary, Homba Primary School, Hopalong Primary, Soyisile Primary, Yomelela Primary, Ikhwezilesizwe, Ntwashahlobo, Eluxolweni, Isiphwo, Luleka, Sivuyiseni, Umangaliso, Impendulo, Nomsa Maphongwana, Sivuyile, Intshayalelo, Garden Village, Maitland, Sacumlandela, Cannons Creek

Sea Point (1) Ellerton Primary Waterfront (2) St Mary‘s Primary, Rahmaniyeh Primary. Wynberg (2) Wynberg Boys’ Junior, Zwaanswyk Academy Wynberg Rotaract (1) Square Hill, Zwaanswyk Academy- shared with Wynberg

Rotary club

D9350 Interact (102 clubs) Am Kap (2) Sea Point High, Manyano High Auas Windhoek (3) Acacia High, Immanuel Shifidi Secondary, Jan Jonker

Afrikaner Secondary., Beaufort West (1) Central High Bellville (2) Settlers High, Kasselsvlei Comprehensive High Blouberg (4) Parklands College, Tableview High, Milnerton High

Curro Century City Cape of Good Hope (3) Simonstown School Patriots, Valley Tutor Centre,

Silvermine Academy. Cape Town (2) Deutsche Schule, Good Hope Seminary High, Claremont (5) Diocesan College (Bishops), Herschel Girls High, San

Souci High, SACS, Claremont High, Constantia (2) Westerford High, South Peninsula High l Drakenstein (1) Paarl Boys High,


Durbanville (2) Fairmont High, Reddam House, Durbanville Franschhoek (1) Bridge House George (4) York High, George High, Rundle College, McKinley-Reid Goodwood (1) Edgemead High Groote Schuur (1) Oude Molen Science Academy Helderberg (1) Hottentots Holland Helderberg Sunrise (2) Parel Vallei High, Somerset College Hermanus (2) Hermanus High, Curro Hermanus Hout Bay (2) Silikamva High, Hout Bay High Kirstenbosch (2) Rustenburg Girls High, Rondebosch Boys High Knysna (7) Oak Hill, Knysna High, Knysna Secondary, Percy Mdala,

Knysna Montessori, Heatherhill, Concordia High Melkbos (1) Melkbosstrand High Mossel Bay (2) Great Brak Secondary School, Hillcrest Secondary

School, Newlands (5) Groote Schuur High, Reddam House High, LEAP Langa,

Cosat and Matthew Goniwe High, Steenberg High Oostenberg (2) Brackenfell High, Proyea Heights Academy Otjiwarongo (2) Otjiwarongo Secondary, Donatus Secondary Oudtshoorn (1) Dysselsdorp High, Paarl (4) New Orleans Secondary, Good Company (Community

Interact Club). La Rochelle, Klein Nederberg Pinelands (2) Pinelands High, Cannons Creek Plettenberg Bay (2) Wittedrift High, Plettenberg Bay Secondary Sea Point (2) Herzlia High, Camps Bay High, Somerset West (2) Gordon High, Hottentots Holland High Stellenbosch (1) Rhenish Girls High Strand (1) Rusthof Secondary Swakopmund (1) Namib Highl Swellendam (1) Swellendam Hoërskool Table Bay (4) Buren High, Rhodes High, St Georger Grammar,

Maitland High Tygerberg (1) Bridge House Walvis Bay (2) Duneside High, International School of Walvis Bay Waterfront (2) Trafalgar High School, Reddam House (Atlantic

Seaboard) Windhoek (4) Hage Geingob High, A Shipena High, Deutsche Höhere

Privatschule (DHPS), Khomas High Worcester (2) Pioneer School, Breeriver High Wynberg (8) Springfield Convent, Norman Henshilwood, Wynberg

Girls, Wynberg Boys, Bergvliet High, Grassy Park High, Heathfield High, Wittebome HIgh.


D9350 Rotaract (12 Clubs)

Sponsor Clubs Rotaract Club Bellville Bellville 2nd & 4th Wednesday Blouberg Blouberg 2nd & 4th Tuesday Claremont Claremont 2nd & 4th Tuesday

Helderberg; Helderberg Sunrise; Somerset west; Strand

False Bay 1st & 3rd Wednesday

Hout Bay Hout Bay 1st & 3rd Monday

Luanda Luanda 1st & 3rd Tuesday

Mossel Bay Mossel Bay 1st & 3rd Monday

SeaPoint Sea Point 1st & 3rd Monday

Constantia; Wynberg Steenberg 1st & 3rd Saturday

Stellenbosch Stellenbosch 2nd Wednesday

Windhoek Windhoek Every Tuesday

Wynberg Wynberg 2nd Wednesday

For venue – please check website

Rotaract: District Rotaract Representative: Rotaractor Dennis Makofi Rotaract Conference: Saturday; 28 July 2018: Matroosberg, Ceres


District Administration District Diary District Governor’s Advisory Council Meetings - Quarterly Sunday 19 August 2018 (10:00) Sunday 25 November 2018 (10:00) Sunday 24 February 2019 (10:00) Sunday 19 May 2019 (10:00) Finance Committee Meetings - Quarterly Friday 17 August 2018 (10:00) Friday 23 November 2018 (10:00) Friday 22 February 2019 (10:00) Friday 17 May 2019 (10:00) District Leadership Team Meetings - Quarterly Saturday 18 August 2018 (10.15) Saturday 24 November 2018 (10.15) Saturday 23 February 2019 (10.15) Saturday 18 May 2019 (10.15) DG Nominating Committee Meetings: DGND to be elected before end Dec 2018 Friday 13 July 2018 (12:00): Planning Friday 21 September 2018 (12:00): Call for nominees from Clubs Friday 23 November 2018 (12:00): Review Candidates Saturday 15 December 2018 (times depending on number of interviews PETS/POETS (President Elect Training Seminar) Saturday 14 July 2018 Cape Town Region for 2018-2019 Presidents Saturday 8 September 2018 George /Knysna for 2018-2019 Presidents Thursday 2 May 2019 (Somerset West) for 2019-20 Presidents District Training Assembly Friday 3 May 2019 Somerset West

District Conference Friday & Saturday 3 & 4 May 2019 Somerset West 114th Anniversary of Rotary International 23 February 2019

Rotary Foundation Seminars (Mini conferences) Saturday 13 October 2018 Mossel Bay – venue to be confirmed Rotary International Institute – Zone 20 Lagos 13-15 September 2018

Rotary International Assembly San Diego, USA 12-19 January 2019 Rotary International Convention

Hamburg, Germany 1-5 June 2019


District Governor’s visit schedule

Wed 11 Rotaract Wynberg Sat 4 Rotaract Steenberg

Mon 16 Somerset West Mon 6 Newlands

Tue 17 Kleinmond Tue 7 Stellenbosch

Thu 19 Strand Wed 8 Rotaract Bellville

Mon 23 Luderitz Thu 9 Worcester

Wed 25 Upington Tue 14 Cape Town

Fri 27 Beaufort West Mon 20 Pinelands

Sat 28 Rotaract Conference Tue 21 Breede River Winelands

Wed 22 Swellendam

Thu 23 Oudtshoorn

Mon 3 Rotaract Mossel Bay Tue 28 Rotaract Blouberg

Tue 4 George Fri 31 Waterfront

Tue 4 Knysna

Thu 6 Plettenberg Bay

Fri 7 Mossel Bay Mon 1 Kirstenbosch

Wed 26 Kromboom Tue 2 Melkbos

Thu 27 Drakenstein Tue 9 Groote Schuur

Wed 10 Rotaract Stellenbosch

Thu 11 Franschhoek Valley

Thu 1 Wynberg Mon 15 Table Bay

Mon 5 Rotaract False Bay Tue 16 Claremont

Wed 7 Rotaract Hout Bay Wed 17 Le Cap Des Tempêtes

Mon 12 Auas (Windhoek) Tue 30 Bellville

Tue 13 Klein Windhoek Valley Wed 31 Stanford

Wed 14 Rotaract Windhoek

Wed 14 Windhoek

Fri 16 Otjiwarongo Tue 4 Luanda

Mon 19 Swakopmund Tue 4 Rotaract Luanda

Tue 20 Walvis Bay Wed 5 Lobito

Thu 22 Am Kap Thu 6 Luanda Sul

Tue 27 Century City Tue 11 Cape of Good Hope

Thu 13 Signal Hill

Tue 15 Constantia

Thu 17 Goodwood Tue 5 Noon Gun

Mon 21 Rotaract Sea Point Tue 5 Oostenberg

Tue 22 Hout Bay Thu 7 Blouberg

Thu 24 Hermanus Tue 12 Helderberg Sunrise

Tue 29 Durbanville Tue 12 Paarl

Thu 31 Tygerberg Wed 13 Sea Point

Thu 14 Helderberg

Tue 26 Rotaract Claremont

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Meeting times of Rotary Clubs

Monday

Auas Windhoek 18h30 Joe’s Beerhuse, 169 Nelson Mandela Ave. KIrstenbosch 1st 3rd & 4th 18h30 Kelvin Grove Club, Newlands Newlands 18h15 Western Province Cricket Cub, Ave de Mist,

Rondebosch Pinelands 18h15 Helen Keller Society, Links Drive, Pinelands Somerset West 19h00 Rotary Club House, Cnr Cloetenberg and

Lourensford Roads Table Bay 2nd and 4th 19h00 Royal Cape Yacht Club, Cape Town

Tuesday Bellville 18h30 Edge Café, Canal Edge Walkway,

Tygerwaterfront, Carel Cronje Drive Breede River Winelands 19h00 Montagu Manor 28 Piet Retief St. Montagu Cape of Good Hope 19h00 St., James Hotel, Main Road, St. James Cape Town 18h00 Royal Cape Yacht Club, Cape Town Century City 18h30 Manhattan Suites Conf Centre, Century Way,

Century City Claremont 18h45 Kelvin Grove Club, Newlands Constantia 19h00 Stonehurst Lifestyle Centre, Westlake Durbanville 1st & 3rd 19h00 Bloemhof Restaurant, Bloemhof George 18h00 George Golf Club, Langenhoven Street Grote Schuur 18h00 Helderberg Sunrise 07h00 Sage & Thyme Restaurant, Caledon Street,

Somerset West Hout Bay 19h00 Atlantic Boat Club, Hout Bay Harbour Kleinmond 1st & 3rd 18h00 Bowls Club, Amandelboom Street Knysna 13h00 Knysna Yacht Club, Waterfront, Knysna Klein Windhoek Valley 18h00 Joe’s Beerhouse, 169 Nelson Mandela Ave. Le Cap des Tempetes 18h00 Winchester Mansions Hotel, Beach Road,

Sea Point Lobito 19h30 Hotel Restinga Luanda 19h30 Hotel Baia Luderitz 18h00 Club House, Nest Hotel Melkbos 19h00 Atlantic Beach Hoter Mossel Bay 18h00 Santos Haven Retirement Village, Oostenberg 19h00 Kuils River Golf Club, Bottelary Road Paarl 13h00 Paarl Boys’ High Clubhouse, Brug Street Stellenbosch 19h00 36 Market Street, Stellenbosch Swakopmund 18h00 Hotel Deutsches Haus Swellendam 18h30 Rotary Park


Wednesday

E-Club of Greater Cape Town 2nd

19.00 Zoom on internet 918-007-1918

Kromboom 1st 3rd & 5th 18h30 Kelvin Grove Club, Newlands

Sea Point 13h00 Hyde Hotel, London Ra\oad, Sea Point Stanford 18h30 Graze Restaurant, Queen Victoria Street Walvis Bay 18h00 Protea Hotel, Pelican Bay

Thursday Am Kap - Cape Town 18h00 Winchester Mansions Hotel, Beach Road,

Sea Point Blouberg 18h30 Italian Club, Donegal Road, Rugby Drakenstein 1st, 3rd & 5th 19h00 German Club, 75 Klein Parys St. Paarl E-Club of Greter Cae Town 4th

12h30 Zoom on internet 918-007-1918

Franschhoek Valley 19h00 The Franschhoek Café, Huguenot Street Goodwood 1st & 3rd “ 2nd & 4th

13h00 17h30

Goodwood Sports Club, Milton Road

Helderberg 13h00 The Lord Charles Hotel, Somerset West Luanda Sul 19h30 Hotel Convencŏes deTalatona Oudtshoorn 13h00 Oudtshoorn Retirement Village,

Church Street Plettenberg Bay 1st & 3rd 18h30 Plettenberg Bay Bowling Club, Challenge

Drive Signal Hill 13h00 Royal Cape Yacht Club, Cape Town Strand 19h00 Club House, Schonenberg Retirement

Village, Somerset West Tygerberg 1st, 3rd & 5th 18h30 The Hollow Tree, Oxford Street, Durbanville Windhoek 13h00 NURT Hotel School, Beethoven Street Worcester 1st 13h00 Cumberland Hotel “ 3rd 18h30 Bowls Club Wynberg 18h30 Palm House,10 Oxford Street

Friday Beaufort West 13h00 Beaufort West Club, Donkin Street Otjiwarongo 13h00 Crocodile Farm Upington 12h30 Protea Hotel Waterfront 07h00 Hotel School Restaurant, Granger Bay


Rotary Club Information 2018-2019

Club President Secretary Treasurer Am Kap Cape Town Edzard Reblin Johannes Kraus Jörn Falbe Winchester Mansions Hotel +27 79 768 7926 +27 74 350 5468 +27 82 491 5536 Beach Road, Sea Point [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Thursday 18.00 Chartered:15 September 2009 RI Club No. 82689 Auas (Windhoek) Claudine Mouton Gebhard Eshumba Joe’s Beerhouse +264 81 128 3982 +264 81 289 4559 169 Nelson Mandela Avenue [email protected] [email protected] Monday 18.30 Werner Maria Malima Chartered:13 June 1980 RI Club No. 17524 Beaufort West John Christie Bakkies Holzapfel Deon Vlok Beaufort West Club, Donkin Street +27 23 415 1771 (w) +27 74 101 5586 +27 23 414 3201 (w) Friday 13.00 +27 82 370 1830 [email protected] +27 83 946 3820 Chartered:28 June 1957 [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 17482 Ethne Bellville Pam Rawbone David Holtzhausen Dudley Shone Edge Cafe, Canal Edge Walkway +27 21 975 1097 (w) +27 21 913 5708 (h) +27 21 975 0115 (h) Tygerwaterfront, Carel Cronje Drive +27 82 772 7774 +27 82 780 2010 +27 83 701 0671 Bellville [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tuesday 18.30 David Rawbone Nicky Lynne Chartered: 30 April 1954 RI Club No. 17483


Club President Secretary Treasurer Blouberg Lizelle van Wyk Jean Freeborough Tommy Freeborough Italian Club, Donegal Street, +27 21 448 4302 (w) +27 84 300 0920 +27 82 461 7560 Rugby, Milnerton +27 79 575 0793 [email protected] [email protected] Thursday 18.30 [email protected] Tommy Jean Chartered: 15 October 1986 Menno de Wet RI Club No.24116 Breede River Winelands Cas Groot Christopher Powell Jenny Kennedy Montagu Manor +27 23 614 3856 (h) +27 23 614 3565 (h) +27 23 614 1049 (h) 28Piet Retief Street MOntagu +27 82 555 0783 +27 79 999 3137 +27 84 503 6059 Tuesday 19.00 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Chartered: 31 August 2005 Jane Rod Allen RI Club No. 70518 Cape of Good Hope Susan O’Hagan Ward Bev Frieslich Irene Butterworth St James Hotel, +27 21 785 6798 (h) +27 21 782 8062 (h) +27 21 785 4378 (h) Main Road, St James +27 82 964 9698 +27 82 825 6053 +27 82 650 6394 Tuesday 19.00 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Chartered: 10 September 1958 Neil RI Club No. 17485 Cape Town Graeme Smith Irene Pretorius Faridah Chebet Royal Cape Yacht Club, Cape Town +27 21 433 2580 (w) +27 21 465 2330 (w) +27 21 650 5430 (w) Tuesday 18.00 +27 84 4381997 + 27 79 801 8609 [email protected] Chartered: 25 April 1925 [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 17486 Alison Century City Andrew Lawrence Deidre Crouser Lindiwe Munjari Manhattan Suites Conf Centre +27 83 602 7495 +27 83 245 6093 +27 82 883 2312 Century Way, Century City [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tuesday 1stand 3rd 18.30 Chartered: RI Club No.


Club President Secretary Treasurer Claremont Malcolm Dodd Jean Wilke Mark Lancaster Kelvin Grove Club, Newlands +27 21 674 4413 (h/w) +27 82 852 2755 +27 21 686 8278 (h) Tuesday 18.45 +27 82 566 1150 [email protected] +27 82 577 2762 Chartered: 14 October 1974 [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 17487 Caroline Adams Anne Constantia Ian Hart Bronwyn Maree Kelly Winckworth Stonehurst Lifestyle Centre +27 21 715 0866 (h) +27 21 419 7347 (w) +27 21 712 5668 (h) Stonehurst Estate, Westlake +27 21 444 1872 (w) +27 82 364 9281 +27 21 487 4900 (w) Tuesday 19.00 +28 84 225 2024 [email protected] +27 83 949 1536 Chartered: 9 September 1978 [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No, 17488 Andrea Gail Drakenstein Alasdair Mac Donald Ben Verheijen German Club, 75 Klein Parys Rd. +27 872 6141 (h &w) +27 21 875 5567 (w) Paarl +27 73 569 0646 +27 82 779 4010 Tuesday 1st, 3rd and 5th 19.00 [email protected] [email protected] Chartered: 25 August 1983 Petra Lizanne RI Club No. 21257 Durbanville Robert Consani Norma van der Merwe Duan Lombard The Bloemhof Restaurant, Bloemhof +27 21 919 1714 (h) Tuesday 1st and 3rd 19.00 +27 21 945 4261 (w) +27 21 948 6616 (w) +27 21 511 2592 (w) Chartered: 29 September 1971 +27 83 261 6652 +27 82 212 9414 +27 83 414 0413 RI Club No. 17489 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Luana Michelle E-Club of Greater Cape Town Peter Dekker Koos Stassen Alex van der Sluys Zoom on Internet 918-007-1918 +27 72 179 2807 +27 82 456 3329 +27 82 807 6800 2nd Wednesday 19.00-20.00 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4th Thursday 12.30-13.30 Lynette Ohna Chartered 18 July 2017 RI Club No. 88771


Club President Secretary Treasurer Franschhoek Valley Brian Rickard Paul Barkley Brian Rickard The Franschhoek Cafe, Huguenot St +27 21 867 0354 (h) +27 21 876 3468 (h & w) +27 21 867 0354 (h) Tuesday 19.00 +27 84 788 9589 +27 83 302 9096 +27 84 788 9589 Chartered: 9 August 2011 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No.84066 Gwen Liz Gwen George Frances Feig Simon Swan Ian Rowan George Golf Club, C J Langenhoven +27 82 559 3757 +27 82 334 3281 +27 82 901 4885 Street [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tuesday 18.00 Chartered: 22 October 1951 RI Club No. 17490 Goodwood Chris McMahon Mias van Zyl André Minne Goodwood Sports Club, Milton Road +27 21 559 4518 +27 21 979 3384 +27 21 552 6547 Tuesday 1st&3rd 13.00 2nd&4th 17.00 +27 83 626 4145 +27 82 339 5308 +27 82 878 0264 Chartered: 16 March 1959 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 17491 Heather Groote Schuur Victor Morris Graham Falken Dick Broome Not advised +27 21 439 3654 (h) +27 21 510 8390 (w) +27 21 531 5238 (h) Tuesday 18.00 +27 83 412 9132 +27 84 752 4333 +27 21 424 8817 (w) Chartered: 30 June 1970 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 17515 Frances Zalia Heather Helderberg The Lord Charles Hotel, Somerset W Alan Hartley Winfried Loffler Brian van der Grijp Thursday 13.00 +27 21 852 3187 (w) +27021 852 1230 (h) +27 21 854 9060 (w) Chartered: 14 April 1983 +27 82 906 3667 +27 84 285 0963 +27 21 855 2352 (h) RI Club No. 17482 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Felicity Vera Rejane


Club President Secretary Treasurer Helderberg Sunrise Julie Kydd Merle Langenegger Clive Reed Sage & Thyme, Circle Centre, +27 84 677 3745 +27 83 629 8765 +27 21 851 5192 (h & w) Caledon Street, Somerset West [email protected] [email protected] +27 76 733 6350 Tuesday 06.30 Robert [email protected] Chartered: 6 June 2006 Nici RI Club No. 73246 Hermanus Ann Wright Peter Mellowship Metcalf Fick Mollegren Park, 236 Main Road +27 83 307 0726 +27 28 316 1170 (h) +27 28 316 1804 (h) Thursday 19.00 [email protected] +27 72 041 4408 +27 82 568 2193 Chartered: 25 March 1948 Dave [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 17493 Jackie Carina Hout Bay Keith Bull Alison Rice Denise Hopkins Atlantic Boat Club, Hout Bay Harbour +27 21 790 9977 +27 21 790 6832 (h) +27 21 790 2510 (h) Tuesday19.00 +27 82 328 6823 +2783 633 5694) +27 74 189 9969 Chartered: 4 February 1986 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 23367 Alison Athol Kirstenbosch Jeromé O’Ryan Rod Arnold Graham Buchholtz Kelvin Grove Club, Newlands +27 21 801 1020 (w) +27 21 712 3970 (h) +27 21 794 5852 (w) Monday 1st, 3rd and 4th 18.30 +27 83 246 3264 +27 84 529 4272 +27 83 255 2552 Chartered: 7 May 1985 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 22749 Merle Libby Anne Kleinmond Hartmut Spingies Roelene Mouton Kalie de Kock Bowls Club, Amandelboom Street +27 28 271 4606 (h) +27 79 321 2539 +27 82 556 2352 Tuesday 1st & 3rd 18.30 +27 83 995 5104 [email protected] [email protected] Chartered: 9 April 1987 [email protected] RI Club No. 24541


Club President Secretary Treasurer Knysna Mike Mills Sharon Richards Doug Emanuel Knysna Yacht Club, Waterfront +27 44 387 1055 (w) +27 44 384 0174 (h) +27 44 382 3341 (h) Tuesday 13.00 +27 82 412 8467 +27 82 699 7575 +27 82 654 8200 Chartered: 4 May 1962 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No, 17494 Sue Fern Kromboom Rod Palmer Janet Budge Jean-Claude Merven Kelvin Grove Club, Newlands +27 21 671 4520 (h) +27 21 001 0710 (h) +27 21 674 695 (h) Wednesday 1st 3rd & 5th 18.30 +27 84 580 2522 +27 84 568 3909 +27 73 175 8245 Chartered: 5 June 1990 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 27313 Sally Alan Linelle Klein Windhoek Valley Kavena Hambira Lee-Ann Prinzonsky Frank Schwardmann Joe’s Beerhouse +264 81 303 9501 +264 81 419 8341 +264 81 141 8801 169 Nelson Mandela Avenue [email protected] +264 81 757 1881 [email protected] Tuesday 18.00 [email protected] Chartered: 10 February 2012 RI Club No. 84283 Les Cap des Tempetes Claude Omani Winchester Mansions Hotel [email protected] Beach Road, Sea Point Tuesday 18.30 Chartered: 7 September 1993 RI Club No. 24748 Lobito Artur Alves Isabel Correia Hotel Rostinga, Avenida dd Idepencia +244 990 965 499 +244 923 275 898 Tuesday 19.30 [email protected] [email protected]

Chartered: 9 November 2011 RI Club No.84160


Club President Secretary Treasurer Luanda Amarildo Settas Fernando M Glorias Frederico Almeida Hotel Baia +244 922987999 +244 942236482 +244 925579326 Tuesday 19.30 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Chartered: 23 September 1955 RI Club No. 17226

Luanda Sul Jose Maria da Cruz Miguel Gonçalves Ana Hernandez Hotel Convencỡes de Talatona +244 928 500 372 +244 928 361 477 Thursday 19.30 [email protected] [email protected] Chartered: 20 October 2010 RI Club No. 83527 Luderitz Ockert Theron Chryssoula Grünewald Angela Mackenzie Club House, Luderitz Nest Hotel +264 63 204080 (h) +264 63 23341 (w) +264 63 203341 (w) Tuesday18.00 +264 81 245 6060 +264 81 283 2627 +264 81 227 3082 Chartered:28 April 1966 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 17518 Gerhard Kuhrau Michael Melkbos Frederik Jansen Angela Muspratt-Williams Eileen de Wet Atlantic Beach Hotel +27 84 515 7079 +27 78 364 1146 +27 82 572 4545 Tuesday 19.00 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Chartered: 17 May 2002 Isolet RI Club No. 58552 Mossel Bay Jan Gelderman Magdeléne Barnard Fiona Williamson Santos Haven Retirement Village +27 83 454 2866 +27 21 44 601 8700 (w) +27 21 44 333 0127 (w) Tuesday 2nd 18.00 [email protected] +27 82 775 3274 +27 82 820 6428 Chartered: 30 October 1952 Sonia [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 17498


Club President Secretary Treasurer Newlands Jenny Howard Bill Meyer Peter Ennis Western Province Cricket Club, +27 21 686 3168 (h) +27 21 797 8304 (h) +27 21 917 3338 Avenue de Mist, Rondebosch +27 21 671 2080 (w) +27 21 674 2130 (w) +27 83 261 0578 Monday 18.15 +27 83 261 5656 +27 82 498 2058 [email protected] Chartered: 2 November 1993 [email protected] [email protected] Lynne Pocock RI Club No. 29806 Johan Anne Noon Gun (Cape Town) Stephanie Ducher Christian Kotter 27 Hudson’s Street, Schotschekloof [email protected] [email protected] Chartered: 16 March 2010 RI Club No. 82975 Oostenberg Dennis Martin Neill Sobotker Elfreda Klose Kuilsriver Golf Club, Bottleray Road +27 21 951 1030 (w) +27 21 988 6111 (h/w) +27 83 298 6940 Tuesday 19.00 +27 82 895 1529 +27 82 377 7626 [email protected] Chartered: 27 November 2001: [email protected] [email protected] Manfred RI Club No. 56913 Charmaine Otjiwarongo Crocodile Farm Dieter Noelle Johan Swart Friday 13.00 +264 81 128 2543 +264 81 122 7096 Chartered: 20 February 1959 [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 17519 Oudtshoorn Suné Rupping Lionel Tait Philip Goets Oudtshoorn Retirement Village +27 82 309 7834 +27 44 272 6587 (h) +27 44 272 6011 (w) Church Street [email protected] +27 73 899 5412 +27 82 771 5327 Thursday 13.00 Fritz [email protected] [email protected] Chartered: 15 August 1955 Dulary Liezel RI Club No. 17499


Club President Secretary Treasurer Paarl Eugene Reynders June Kroukanp Elsabe Koch Paarl Boy’s High Clubhouse, Brug St +27 82 774 5720 (h) +27 21 863 3148 (h) +27 21 874 2849 (h) Tuesday 13.00 +27 82 774 5720 +27 82 492 0423 +27 73 301 2425 Chartered: 27 June 1940 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 17500 Adrie Pinelands Desmond Jansen Peter Sharples Marcus Karlein Helen Keller Society. Links Drive +27 76 403 8000 +27 72 939 6358 +27 873 270 7224 Monday 18.15 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Chartered: 6 October 1992 Velma Joanne RI Club No. 29053 Plettenberg Bay Neville Henley Philip Murton Alison Weather Plettenberg Bay Bowling Club +27 76 300 0915 +27 72 340 6238 +27 82 216 2056 Challenge Drive (off Marine Drive) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Thursday 1st & 3rd 18.30 Marjorie Giel Chartered: 13 June 1986 RI Club No. 23825 Sea Point Gavin Schachat Rodney Mazinter Carl May Hyde Hotel +27 21 438 1279 (h) +27 21 438 9377 (h) +27 21 425 1500 (w) London Road, Sea Point +27 84 578 5060 +27 82 436 8678 +27 82 896 2858 Wednesday 13.00 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Chartered: 9 January 1961 Mavis Beverley RI Club No. 17505 Signal Hill Stefan Hippler Paul Maré Mike Saxby Royal Cape Yacht Club, Cape Town +27 21 938 9930 (w) +27 82 891 4189 +27 21 715 9280 (h) Thursday 13.00 +27 83 303 5287 [email protected] +27 82 901 5617 Chartered 7 May 1971 [email protected] Adele [email protected] RI Club No. 17506 Eve


Club President Secretary Treasurer Somerset West Dave Hawes Heather Botes Charles Dearlove Rotary Club House +27 82 823 5920 Cnr Cloetenberg & Lourensford Rds [email protected] Monday 19.00 Chartered: 15 August 1955 RI Club No. 17507 Stanford Malcolm Bury Annie Ranger Lana Coates Graze Restaurant, Queen Viictoria St. +27 28 341 0961 (h & w) +27 28 341 0984 (h & w) +27 82 216 4398 Wednesday 18.30 +27 84 441 0961 +27 75 130 5531 [email protected] Chartered: 15 June 1993 [email protected] [email protected] Tony RI Club No. 29597 Debra Martin Stellenbosch Zelda Ellis Lewis Silberhauer Ubanesia Adams-Jack 36 Market Street, Stellenbosch +27 21 855 1386 (h) +27 21 886 4203 (h) +27 71 298 7261 Tuesday 19.00 +28 21 886 8354 (w) +27 82 892 4300 [email protected] Chartered: 13 August 1937 +27 82 851 4431 lewissilberbauer@gmailcom RI Club No. 17508 [email protected] Caroline Strand Schonenberg, Retirement Village Deidre Peterson Annelie Rossouw Martin Gebers Old Main Road, Somerset West +27 21 852 8906 (h) +27 21 855 1066 (h) +27 21 842 3719 (h) Thursday 19.00 +27 82 800 2860 +27 82 552 1311 +27 82 446 5899 Chartered: 22 June 1953 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 17509 Brian Nicky Swakopmund Anja Rohwer Hellmut Wormsbächer Vera Leech Hotel Deutsches Haus Conf. Room +264 64 402 614 (h) +264 64 461 876 (h) +264 64 461 559 (h) Tuesday 18.00 +264 81 221 1015 +264 81 645 0888 +264 81 124 5631 Chartered: 21 April 1960 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 17520 Dave Michael


Club President Secretary Treasurer Swellendam Brian Cole Nigel Coley Dawie Spangenberg Rotary Park +27 82 904 9453 +27 82 784 4372 +27 28 514 1522 (h) Tuesday 18.30 [email protected] [email protected] +27 82 322 9792 Chartered: 6 November 1965 Noelene [email protected] RI Club No. 17510 Elana Table Bay Wendy Okkers Janine Adkins Mandy Allan Royal Cape Yacht Club, Cape Town +27 83 663 3167 +27 84 657 4128 +27 21 671 7627 (w) Monday 2nd & 4th 19.00 [email protected] [email protected] +27 82 412 0860 Chartered: 27 July 1955 [email protected] RI Club No. 17511 Lise Smit Tygerberg Rick Shuttleworth Margaret Lambert Sheila-Ann de Beer Bella Bellota, Durbanville +27 21 976 2288 (h) +27 21 504 6688 (w) +27 21 976 6705 (h) Thursday 1st, 3rd & 5th 18.30 +27 72 198 9192 +27 82 372 7301 +27 83 272 2477 Chartered: 10 February 2004 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 64499 Ronelle Nigel Neville Upington Andre Faul Eduard Mostert Protea Hotel +27 79 557 5495 +27 82 878 2062 Friday 12.30 [email protected] [email protected] Chartered: 15 May 1956 RI Club No. 17513 Walvis Bay Buddy Bramwell Pelican Bay Hotel +264 81 129 9692 Wednesday 18.30 [email protected] Chartered: 26 November 1958 RI Club No. 17522 Waterfront Sue Truter Derek Pead Debby Daniel Hotel School, Granger Bay +27 21 461 6424 (h) +27 21 551 3334 (h) +27 21 555 0162 (w) Friday 07.00 +27 83 444 5364 +27 83 680 5689 +27 82 924 7445 Chartered: 12 September 1992 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RI Club No. 28989 Natalie Lionel


Club President Secretary Treasurer Windhoek Ian Gallagher Mike Hill Jürgen Sievers NUST Hotel School, Beethoven Street

+264 61 249412 (h) +264 61 220803 +264 61 221801 (h)

Thursday 13.00 +264 81 124 1096 +264 81 122 1430 +264 61 225411 (w) Chartered: 31 March 1953 [email protected] [email protected] +264 81 262 0251 RI Club No. 17523 [email protected] Worcester Michael Meyer Jeanette Meiring Andre Pretorius Cumberland Hotel 1st Thursday 13.00 +27 23 342 1083 (h & w) +27 73 082 4656 +27 87 736 4167 (w) Bowls Club 3rd Thursday 18.30 +27 82 651 2001 [email protected] +27 79 405 9051 Chartered: 2 November 1946 [email protected] Jannie [email protected] RI Club No. 17516 Heidi Wynberg Biffy Danckwerts Monique Bayes Rob Murphy Palm House 10 Oxford St +27 81 547 9489 +27 83 258 0389 +27 21 509 3221 (w) Thursday 18.30 [email protected] [email protected] +27 83 726 7060 Chartered: 12 December 1949 [email protected] RI Club No. 17517


Rotaract Club Information 2018-2019

Dialling code to Namibia 00264 / Angola 00244 / South Africa 0027

Club President Secretary District Rotaract Representative

Dennis Makofi 081 258 6077

[email protected] Bellville Tamlyn Hendricks Dominique Yon 079 854 1261 072 658 2119 [email protected] [email protected] Blouberg Lindiwe Munjeni Lusungu Munkondia 082 883 2312 062 760 1334 [email protected] [email protected] Claremont False Bay Hout Bay Lungile Nohuza 073 005 5752 [email protected] Luanda Mossel Bay Conrad Olivier Alain du Plessis 072 977 8065 079 342 0257 [email protected] [email protected] Sea Point Steenberg Chadwin Petersen Kelly Anne Damons 061 690 5463 072 317 7332 [email protected] [email protected] Stellenbosch Windhoek Daniella Grünewald Elim Mukwenha 081 417 0752 081 828 0525 daniella.grunewald@yahoo .com [email protected]

Wynberg Monique Ewen 079 500 2143 [email protected]


District and Club Officers Contact Informaton

Dialling code to Angola 00244 (**) / Namibia 00264 (*) / South Africa 0027

Surname Name Title Phone Cell E-mail

Adams-Jack Ubanesia Treas

071 298 2019 [email protected]

Adkins Janine Sec


Allan Mandy Treas 021 671 7627 082 412 0860 [email protected]

Almeida Frederico Treas

92 557 9326 ** [email protected]

Alves Artur Pres 99 096 5499 ** [email protected]

Arnold Rod Sec 021 712 3970 084 529 4272 [email protected]

Ball Janey PP


Barkley Paul Sec 021 876 3468 083 302 9096 [email protected]

Barnard Magdeléne Sec 044 601 8700 082 775 3274 [email protected]

Bayes Monique Sec


Bergmann-Harris Tom PP 021 671 4385 072 408 1415 [email protected]

Biesman-Simons Shân PDG 021 671 9382 082 553 8555 [email protected]

Boda Siham PP


Botha Lew


Botes Heather Sec

Bramwell Buddy AG 64 29 39 14 * 081 129 9692 * [email protected]

Bredenkamp Stephen AG


Britz John PP 021 551 5034 082 455 7832 [email protected]

Broome Dick Treas 021 424 8817

[email protected]

Buchholtz Graham Treas 021 794 5852 083 255 2552 [email protected]

Budge Janet Sec 021 001 0710 084 568 3909 [email protected]

Bull Keith Pres 021 790 9977 082 328 6823 [email protected]

Bury Malcolm Pres 028 341 0961 084 441 0961 [email protected]

Butcher Tony AG




Butterworth Irene Treas 021 785 4378 082 650 6394 [email protected]

Chebet Faridah Treas 021 650 5430

[email protected]

Christie John Pres 023 415 1771 082 370 1830 [email protected]

Coates Lana Treas


Cole Brian Pres


Coley Nigel Sec


Coleman Patrick PDG/RRFC +260 96 678 0113 [email protected]

Consani Robert Pres 021 919 1714 083 261 6652 [email protected]

Correia Isabel Sec 92 327 5898 ** [email protected]

Crouser Deidre Sec 083 245 6093 [email protected]

Da Cruz Jose Pres


Danckwerts Biffy Pres


Daniel Debby Treas 021 555 0162 082 924 7445 [email protected]

Davidson Tony PP


Dearlove Charles Treas

De Beer Sheila-Ann Treas 021 976 6704 083 272 2477 [email protected]

De Kock Kallie Treas


De Wet Eileen Treas


De Wet Menno AG


Deacon Vyv PDG 021 531 8840 082 401 6050 [email protected]

Dekker Peter Pres


Dodd Malcolm Pres 021 674 4413 082 566 1150 [email protected]

Du Plessis Alain Sec


Du Toit Stephen PP 021 531 3989 082 807 3471 [email protected]

Duisberg Carl-Heinz DGN 021 851 4267 072 723 6295 [email protected]

Duscher Stephanie Pres

[email protected]

Ellis Zelda Pres 021 886 8354 082 851 4431 [email protected]



Emanuel Doug Tres 044 382 3341 082 654 8200 [email protected]

Ennis Peter Tres 021 917 3338 083 261 0578 [email protected]

Eshumba Gebhard Sec

081 289 4559 * [email protected]

Falbe Jörn Treas 082 491 5536 [email protected]

Falken Graham Sec 021 510 8390 084 752 4333 [email protected]

Feig Frances Pres


Fick Metcalf PDG 028 316 1804 082 568 2193 [email protected]

Ferindinos Jimmy


Figov Dennis PDG 021 433 2741 073 275 2074 [email protected]

Finch Shelly Rtn


Freeborough Jean Sec


Freeborough Tommy Treas


Freeman Frank AG 021 855 4756 079 290 6101 [email protected]

Frieslich Bev Sec 021 782 8062 082 825 6053 [email protected]

Gallagher Ian Pres 61 22 08 03 * 081 122 1430 * [email protected]

Gebers Martin Treas 021 842 3719 082 446 5899 [email protected]

Gelderman Jan Pres


Gerber Johann PDG 021 531 9272 083 406 3846 [email protected]

Glorias Fernando Sec


Goets Philip Treas 044 272 6011 082 771 5327 [email protected]

Gomes John PDG 021 783 0583 082 882 0583 [email protected]

Gonçalves Miguel Treas


Good Pat PDG 044 690 5001 082 440 4062 [email protected]

Graças de Deus Manuel PP

[email protected]

Groot Cas Pres 023 614 3856 082 555 0783 [email protected]

Grünewald Chryssoula Sec 6 3233 41 * 081 283 2627 * [email protected]

Grűnewald Daniella Pres




Hambira Kavena Pres


Hart Ian Pres 021 715 0866 084 225 2024 [email protected]

Hartley Alan Pres 021 852 3187 082 906 3667 [email protected]

Hartmann Ariadne AG


Hendricks Tamlyn Pres


Henley Neville Pres


Hill Mike Sec 61 22 08 03 * 081 122 1430 * [email protected]

Hippler Stefan Pres 021 938 9930 083 303 5287 [email protected]

Hoek Ted Rtn


Holtzhausen David DGE 021 913 5708 082 780 2010 [email protected]

Holzapfel Bakkies Sec


Hopkins Denise Treas 021 790 2410 074 189 9969 [email protected]

Houben Ton Rtn

[email protected]

Howard Jenny Pres 021 671 2080 083 261 5656 [email protected]

Hugo Muriel Office 021 685 2147 073 189 7873 [email protected]

Hugo Peter PDG 021 685 2147 082 704 1568 [email protected]

Jacobs Colin PP 021 558 4023 084 558 4023 [email protected]

Jacobs John AG 021 691 3348 084 485 3979 [email protected]

Jaeger Andrew PDG/RRC


James Jackie PP 021 434 3089 072 673 0545 [email protected]

Jansen Desmond Pres


Jansen Frederik Pres


Johnson Michael PDG 021 852 7395 083 626 2334 michael@ titchtours.com

Jonker Alta PP


Kakesse Robert Pres


Karlein Marcus Treas


Kennedy Jenny Treas 023 614 1049 084 503 6059 [email protected]



Kershaw Di AG


Klose Elfreda Treas


Koch Elsabe Treas 021 874 2849 073 301 2425 [email protected]

Kotter Christian Sec

[email protected]

Kraus Johannes Sec 021 426 4606 074 350 5468 [email protected]

Kriseman Janet Rtn


Kroukamp June Sec 021 863 3148 082 492 0423 [email protected]

Kruger Wilna Partner 021 851 0927 083 372 7831 [email protected]

Kruger Casper DG 021 851 0927 073 679 6228 [email protected]

Kydd Julie Pres


Lambert Margaret Press 021 504 6688 082 372 7301 [email protected]

Lancaster Mark Tres 021 686 8278 082 577 2762 [email protected]

Langenegger Merle Sec


Lawrence Anthony Pres 082 602 7495 [email protected]

Leech Vera Treas 64 446 1559 * 01 124 5631 * [email protected]

Lester Ken PDG 021 850 0190 082 773 7440 [email protected]

Löffler Winfried Sec 021 852 1230 084 285 0936 [email protected]

Lombard Duan Treas 021 511 2592 083 414 0413 [email protected]

Mac Donald Alasdair Sec 021 872 6141 073 569 0646 [email protected]

MacGregor Asquith PP 025 338 0702 082 772 6368 [email protected]

Mackenzie Angela Treas 063 20 33 41 * 081 227 3082 * mackenzie @iway.na

Makofi Dennis DRR


Maré Paul Sec


Maree Bronwyn Treas 021 419 7347 082 364 9281 [email protected]

Martin Dennis Pres 021 951 1030 082 895 1529 [email protected]

May Carl Treas 021 425 1500 082 896 2858 [email protected]

Mazinter Rodney PDG 021 438 9377 082 436 8678 [email protected]



Mazinter Rodney Sec 021 438 9377 082 436 8678 [email protected]

McFarlane Adri Rtn 021 671 3856 082 320 1520 [email protected]

McMahon Chris Pres 021 559 4518 083 626 4145 [email protected]

Meiring Jeanette Sec


Mellowship Peter Sec 028 316 1170 072 041 4408 [email protected]

Merven Jean-Claude Treas 021 674 3695 073 175 8245 [email protected]

Meyer Bill Sec 021 674 2130 082 498 2058 [email protected]

Meyer Michael Pres 023 421 1083 082 651 2001 [email protected]

Mills Mike Pres 044 382 6995 082 412 8467 [email protected]

Minne André Tres 021 552 6547 082 878 0264 [email protected]

Money Graham PDG 021 847 0520 082 561 1448 [email protected]

Morris Victor Pres 021 439 3654 083 412 9132 [email protected]

Mouton Claudine Pres


Mouton Roelene Sec


Munjeri Lindiwe Pres


Munkondia Lusybgy Sec


Murphy Rob Treas 021 509 3221 083 726 7060 [email protected]

Murton Philip Sec

072 340 6238 [email protected].

Muspratt-Williams Angela YPO


Nicol Geraldine PDG 021 788 1701 082 857 7044 [email protected]

Noelle Dieter Pres 081 128 2543* [email protected]

O’Hagan Ward Susan Pres 021 785 6798 082 964 9698 [email protected]

O’Ryan Jeromé Pres 021 801 1020 083 246 3264 [email protected]

Oberholzer Gail PP 021 553 5989 083 433 8228 [email protected]

Ochse Freda Office 021 554 5107 083 261 7406 [email protected]

Ochse Mike PDG 021 554 5107 082 801 3517 [email protected]

Okkers Wendy Pres




Olivier Conrad Pres


Oosthuizen Lauren

Palmer Rod Pres 021 671 4520 084 580 2522 [email protected]

Papenfus Ethne PDG


Patel Kirtikant PP 021 782 5747 082 976 8497 [email protected]

Pead Derek Sec 021 551 3334 083 680 5689 [email protected]

Peterson Deidre Pres 021 852 8906 082 800 2860 [email protected]

Powell Christopher Sec 023 614 3565 079 999 3137 [email protected]

Pretorius Andre Treas 087 736 4167 079 405 9051 [email protected]

Pretorius Irene Sec 021 465 2330 079 801 8609 [email protected]

Preza Helder AG


Prinzonsky Lee-Ann Sec

0 81 757 1881 * [email protected]

Pursch Ian PDG 021 531 6981 082 806 3734 [email protected]

Ranger Annie Sec 028 341 0984 076 130 5531 [email protected]

Rawbone Pam Pres 021 975 1097 082 772 7774 [email protected]

Reblin Edzard Pres


Reed Clive Treas 021 851 5192 076 733 6350 [email protected]

Reynders Eugene Pres


Rice Alison Sec 021 790 6832 083 633 5694 [email protected]

Richards Sharon Sec 044 384 0174 082 699 7575 [email protected]

Rickard Brian Pres 021 867 0354 084 788 9589 [email protected]

Robertson Ian PP 021 715 9116 083 675 1375 [email protected]

Rohwer Anja Pres 64 40 26 14 * 081 221 1015 * [email protected]

Rossouw Annelie Sec 021 855 1066 082 552 1311 [email protected]

Rowan Ian Treas


Rupping Sune Pres 082 309 7834 082 309 7834 [email protected]

Satchel John PDG 044 387 1047 082 921 2362 [email protected]



Satchel Lesley PP


Saxby Mike PDG 021 715 9280 082 901 5617 [email protected]

Schachat Gavin Pres 021 438 1279 084 578 5060 [email protected]

Schonegevel Justin Rtn 021 761 0180 083 627 8599 [email protected]

Schonegevel Ruth Rtn 021 761 0180 074 900 7436 [email protected]

Schwardmann Frank Treas


Settas Amarildo Pres


Sharples Peter AG


Shearing Lee Ann PDG/RPIC +263 772 258409 [email protected]

Shone Dudley Treas 021 975 0115 083 701 0671 [email protected]

Shuttleworth Rick Pres 021 976 2288 072 198 9192 [email protected]

Sievers Jűrgen Treas 61 22 54 11 * 081 262 0251 * [email protected]

Silberbauer Lewis Sec 021 886 4203 082 892 4300 [email protected]

Smith Graeme Pres 021 439 1060 084 438 1997 [email protected]

Sobotker Neil Sec 021 988 6111 082 377 7626 [email protected]

Spangenberg Dawie Treas 028 514 1522 082 322 9792 [email protected]

Spingies Hartmut Pres 028 271 4606 083 995 5104 [email protected]

Stassen Koos Sec


Stassen Lynette PDG 021 853 2865 083 275 5559 [email protected]

Stocks Stephen PP


Swan Simon Sec


Swart Johan Sec

081 122 7096* [email protected]

Tait Lionel Sec 044 272 6587 073 899 5412 [email protected]

Theron Ockert Pres 63 20 40 80 * 081 245 6060 * [email protected]

Thompson Elwin PDG 044 384 1148 082 820 8491 [email protected]

Truter Sue Pres 021 461 6424 083 444 5364 [email protected]

Van der Grijp Brian Treas 021 854 9060

[email protected]



Van der Merwe Len PDG 021 863 2625 072 216 3931 [email protected]

Van der Merwe Norma Sec 021 948 6116 082 212 9414 [email protected]

Van der Sluys Alex Treas


V/d Westhuizen Cornel Pres 087 369 1288 082 466 6358 [email protected]

Van Wyk Lizelle Pres 021 448 4302 079 575 0793 [email protected]

Van Zyl Deon PDG 021 851 8001 082 771 4402 [email protected]

Van Zyl Mias Sec 021 979 3384 082 339 5308 [email protected]

Verheijen Ben Treas 021 875 5567 082 779 4010 [email protected]

Verheijen Anja Rtn 021 915 4800 083 657 3375 [email protected]

Visser Helene PP 021 557 1124 082 574 9257 [email protected]

Vlok Deon Treas 023 414 3201 083 946 3820 [email protected]

Vurgarellis Peter PDG 021 913 3557 083 265 0858 [email protected]

Wait Anthony AG


Walwyn Mike PP


Weather Alison Treas


Webber June PDG 021 686 0158 082 460 7505 [email protected]

Webber Ray PP


Whitfield Lloyd PDG 021 794 6476 082 800 9381 [email protected]

Wilke Jean Sec


Williamson Fiona Treas 044 333 0127 082 820 6428 [email protected]

Wilson Tracey PP 021 851 7470 082 887 6991 [email protected]

Winckworth Kelly Treas 021 712 5668 083 949 1536 [email protected]

Withey Doug PDG 021 532 7564

[email protected]

Wormsbächer Hellmut Sec 64 46 18 76 * 081 645 0888 * [email protected]

Wrankmore Derek PP 021 702 7960

[email protected]

Wright Ann Pres


Yon Dominique Sec




Young Joké AG 021 855 1947 082 816 1363 [email protected]

Young Stephen AG 028 514 3316 076 325 8656 [email protected]

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