Africa Development: e-PRODDER-mail - Number 103
Prodder
22 February 1999
Number 103
Edited and compiled by David Barnard and Yzette Terreblanche
A. GENERAL DEVELOPMENT NEWS
BUDGET WILL NOT HELP UNEMPLOYED AND POOR, SAYS ARCHBISHOP NDUNGANE
Finance Minister Trevor Manuel's emphasis on reprioritising
expenditure should be welcomed, but it did not translate into making a
discernible difference to unemployed or poor people, Anglican
Archbishop Njonkulu Ndungane said on Wednesday. Such people still
bore the brunt of South Africa's huge national debt burden, which
amounted to R48,2 billion of the Budget, he said in reaction to
Manuel's Budget speech. Ndungane said he was deeply distressed that
the interest repayment continued to siphon off invaluable resources
from the country, thus impeding reconstruction and development.
He called on the government to establish a task force to examine ways
and means to lessen the debt burden. He was discouraged that only R1
billion had been earmarked for poverty relief. "While this is
naturally a lot better than we had from previous governments, it is -
in reality - a drop in the ocean." He said if the government was
serious about combating poverty, then it should apply its mind to the
establishment of a special workers brigade that could assist in the
creation and strengthening of South Africa's infrastructure, while
making a living for themselves. Ndungane had special praise for the
accomplishments of water affairs and forestry, which had created about
100,000 extra jobs and brought potable water and sanitation to
previously disadvantaged areas. "It is this type of innovation that
the government as a whole should be employing in order to create more
jobs, and to stabilise and grow our economy, and result in a better
quality of life for all," he said. (SAPA)
NUCLEAR COVER UP - EXPLORING CONSCIOSNESS FILM FESTIVAL
EARTHLIFE AFRICA will give a presentation on current developments in
the nuclear power industry in South Africa including the controversial
new generation Pebble Bed Modular Reactors which ESKOM wants to build
in Namaqualand, Jeffries Bay and Koeberg.
Using the latest GIS (Geographic Information Systems) technology,
digital maps will demonstrate just how close to home Koeberg really
is.
A video featuring Russian scientist, Vladimir Chernousenko, who headed
the scientific team in the immediate aftermath of the Chernobyl
catastrophe, will serve as a chilling reminder of what actually
happens in the event of a serious accident at a nuclear power plant.
Tickets are R15,00 available at Computicket or at the door. Limited
seating.
DATE: 27 February 1999
VENUE: Labia Cinema, Cape Town, SOUTH AFRICA
ENQUIRIES: Katy, Earthlife Africa
Tel: (+27) (21) 434-3912 E-mail: ka...@mweb.co.za
WWW: http://www.global.co.za/~festival
PEACE GARDENS DELIVERS IN A LAND OF UNKEPT PROMISES
At a time when agricultural land in South African is hard to come by,
Peace Gardens consistently locates patches of land and educates people
about the benefits of growing food crops.
Mike Zingel, chairman of Peace Gardens, says many organisations on the
supply side of the food crop growing development are struggling
financially, particularly the non-government organisations (NGOs).
"Delivery is so important at this time when so many promises are made
and so little appears," Zingel says. "There is also the fear among
donors of misappropriation of funds, at worst, and ineffective
application at best. Many of the services that are expected from
government are not available, difficult to access or just not up to
standard."
Zingel was speaking at a function held at the Johannesburg Country
Club on 17 February to honour Peace Gardens' benefactors. The event
included a tour of award-winning gardens in Soweto.
Peace Gardens has played a role in the upliftment of South Africans
since its inception in the early 1990s. By encouraging the production
of food crops, the needs of millions of people have been met and
economic employment has been offered to thousands of formerly
unemployed or under-employed people.
Despite dwindling funding, Zingel pointed out that there are aspects
of government service which are excellent. These include the national
Department of Agriculture, the Resource Centre of the Directorate of
Communication and the Agricultural Research Council in Roodeplaat.
Although most of Peace Gardens' non-government benefactors prefer to
remain anonymous, they represent the seed trade, the banking sector,
the green industries, the fertiliser industry, the communications
industry, the media and society in general.
Among the gardens visited on Wednesday by the benefactors were the
Food Gardens Foundation (FGF) Centre at the Anglican Church Ipelegeng
Centre at White City; a vegetable garden belonging to Joe Mpuru,
winner of Peace Gardens' 1998 Individual Award; and that of Lucas
Sithole, winner of the 1998 Peace Gardens Education Award. Sithole won
the award for his provision of high quality vegetables to an urban
creche at Leratong run by the African Self Help Association (ASHA).
ENQUIRIES: Mike Zingel
Tel: (+27) (11) 701-3305
LET US REVIVE A PROUD HISTORY OF STRUGGLE - MAKE MAY 1999
INTERNATIONAL WORKERS' SOLIDARITY MONTH
The Workers' Library and Museum is organising a whole month of
workers' culture in May 1999. It will include a second International
Workers' Film Festival, in partnership with the Centre for Democratic
Communications and the Newtown Film and TV School, and a second
Workers' Poetry Festival.
The organisers would like to know as soon as possible from union or
community group members who want to participate in any way - artists
who want to display their painting, sculpture or photography, writers
who want to read their poems and stories and especially workers'
choirs who want to sing.
It is important that you contact one of the following people not later
than 20 March 1999 if your members intend to participate:
Film and Photography - Morobane Modise Tel: (011) 838 7462
Choirs/traditional music - Mxolisi Masuku Tel: (011) 863 3007
Art, painting and sculpture - Mamashoabathe Noko - Tel: (011) 403
8403 Poetry and writing - Rajesh Seejarim - Tel: (011) 407 6317
ENQUIRIES: Hassen Lorgat, Festival Convenor
Tel; (+27) (11) 403 8403 or 834 2181 E-mail: w...@sn.apc.org
B. CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS/MEETINGS
(Conferences marked with an asterisk (*) are appearing in
e-PRODDER-mail for the first time)
SOUTHERN AFRICAN CONFERENCES
AFRICA MALARIA CONFERENCE (*)
DATE: 15-19 March 1999
VENUE: Durban, SOUTH AFRICA
ENQUIRIES: Zandile Malloy, Medical Research Council
E-mail: memco...@mrc.ac.za
BIENNIAL CONFERENCE OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT IN HIGHER EDUCATION (SAARDHE) (*)
THEME: The reconstruction of higher and further education in South
Africa and the role of SAQA (South African Qualification Authority)
and NQF (National Qualification Framework)
DATE: 29 June - 1 July 1999
VENUE: Peninsula Technikon, SOUTH AFRICA
ENQUIRIES: Dr Hilton Fransman Tel: (+27) (21) 959-6214/6373 Fax: (+27) (21) 959-6098
E-mail: fran...@infoserv.pentech.ac.za WWW: http://www.SAARDHE.ac.za
STATISTICS SOUTH AFRICA WORKSHOP (*)
THEME: Towards Improving the Registration of Marriages and Divorces
in South Africa
DATE: 24 February 1999
VENUE: Pretoria, SOUTH AFRICA
ENQUIRIES: Edward Mokwena, Statistics South Africa (SSA)
Tel: (+27) (12) 310-8014 Fax: (+27) (12) 328-5586
E-mail: Edw...@statssa.pwv.gov.za
TELEMATICS FOR AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT CONSORTIUM MEETING (*)
DATE: 21 April 1999 (09h00-13h00)
VENUE: Johannesburg, SOUTH AFRICA
ENQUIRIES: Neil Butcher, TAD Consortium
Tel: (+27) (11) 403-2813 Fax: (+27) (11) 403-2814
E-mail: neil...@icon.co.za
WATER DEMAND MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE (*)
DATE: 23-25 March 1999
VENUE: SOUTH AFRICA
ENQUIRIES: Salim Fakir, IUCN South Africa
Tel: (+27) (12) 420-3252 Fax: (+27) (12) 420-3247
E-mail: sfa...@scientia.up.ac.za
4th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN EDUCATION LAW AND
POLICY ASSOCIATION (SAELPA) (*)
THEME: Governance of Educational Institutions
DATE: 20-22 September 1999
VENUE: Bloemfontein, SOUTH AFRICA
COST: R900,00
ENQUIRIES: Dr Jan Heystek, Faculty of Education, University of
Pretoria
Tel: (+27) (12) 420-2766/2902 Fax: (+27) (12) 420-3723
E-mail: jhey...@hakuna.up.ac.za
5th SOUTH AFRICAN INSTITUTE OF FUNDRAISING INTERNATIONAL FUNDRAISING
CONVENTION (*)
DATE: 15-20 March 1999
VENUE: Durban and Cape Town, SOUTH AFRICA
ENQUIRIES: Town and Country Conferences
Tel: (+27) (31) 83-7433 Fax: (+27) (31) 83-9561
11th NATIONAL CONVENTION FOR SECRETARIES, PAs, ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANTS AND OFFICE MANAGERS (*)
DATE: 21-23 June 1999
VENUE: ICC, Durban, SOUTH AFRICA
ENQUIRIES: Audio Word
Tel: (+27) (11) 794-1007 Fax: (+27) (11) 794-1099
E-mail: audi...@pop.onwe.co.za
WWW: http://www.onwe.co.za/audioword
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES
5th AFRICAN/AFRICAN-AMERICAN SUMMIT (*)
DATE: 15-22 May 1999
VENUE: Accra, GHANA
ENQUIRIES: African/African-American Summit
Tel: (+1) (800) 835-3530 Fax: (+1) (602) 443-1824
8th ANNUAL AFRICAN/DIASPORA CONFERENCE (*)
THEME: Conflict Resolution and Peace Education in or on Africa:
Lessons and Opportunities
DATE: 29 April - 1 May 1999
VENUE: Sacramento, CA, UNITED STATES
ENQUIRIES: Ernest Uwazie, Center for African Peace and Conflict Resolution, California State University
Tel: (+1) (916) 278-6282 Fax: (+1) (916) 278-7692
20th AFRICAN HEALTH SCIENCES CONGRESS (*)
THEME: Health Research and Development in Africa: Meeting the
Challenges of the Year 2000 and Beyond
DATE: 19-23 April 1999
VENUE: Accra, GHANA
ENQUIRIES: Congress Secretariat
Tel: (+233) (21) 50-0374 Fax: (+233) (21) 50-2182
23rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE NEW YORK AFRICAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION
(NYASA) (*)
DATE: 16-18 April 1999
VENUE: State University of New York, Oswego, UNITED STATES
ENQUIRIES: Anna Marie Evans, Oswego State University
Tel: (+1) (315) 341-4200 Fax: (+1) (315) 341-5466
E-mail: aev...@oswego.edu
C. EXHIBITIONS AND FAIRS
DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY OF SOUTHERN AFRICA EXHIBITION
DATE: 7-8 April 1999
VENUE: RAU, Johannesburg, SOUTH AFRICA
ENQUIRIES: Nigel Ward, Framework Conferences
Tel: (+27) (11) 885 2628 Fax: (+27) (11) 440-9072
E-mail: fram...@iafrica.com
D. TRAINING COURSES
CENTRE FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES (*)
The Centre of Interdisciplinary Studies of the Department of Sociology
at the University of Stellenbosch will offer the following
courses/seminars in 1999.
These science and technology studies seminars will be presented from
09h00-12h30 daily and the cost will be R500,00 per person per week.
Science Policy Studies. 1-5 March 1999. Presenter: Prof Peter
Weingart (University of Bielefeld, Germany).
Understanding Technology - From Craftsmanship to the Network Society.
8-12 March 1999. Presenter: Prof Walther Zimmerli (University of
Marburg, Germany).
Globalisation and Knowledge Societies. 15-19 March 1999. Presenter:
Prof Nico Stehr (Germany)
ENQUIRIES: Bernita de Wet, Department of Sociology, University of
Stellenbosch Tel: (+27) (21) 808-2134 Fax: (+27) (21) 808-2023
E-mail: b...@maties.sun.ac.za
COMMUNITY EDUCATION COMPUTER SOCIETY (CECS) (*)
The Community Education Computer Society (CECS) is a national,
non-profit computer training NGO established in 1985 for the
historically disadvantaged.
Computer Literacy Diploma. 1 March 1999 for 9 months.
Course Modules: Introduction to Computers; WordPerfect 5.1; Lotus
1-2-3; dBASE; DOS 6.22; Windows 3.1; Word 6.0; Excel 5.0; Access 2.0;
Windows 95; Word 97; Excel 97; Access 97; Office Skills; Typing; and
E-mail and Internet.
If the above course content is found cheaper at any recognised
institution, then CECS will match the cheaper course fee. Late
registrations will be accepted until the end of March 1999.
Work-seeking assistance will be provided. Students will be able to use
the computers three months after the course has finished - at no
additional cost.
Microsoft Office 97: CECS is offering one-day courses in Office 97.
Delegates can choose to attend any one or all the courses.
The course is conducted on Fridays (starting 12 February 1999),
Saturdays (starting 27 February 1999) and Sundays (starting 28
February 1999).
COST: R3000,00 (cash) and R3500,00 (term fee)
ENQUIRIES: Arnold Pietersen
Tel: (+27) (11) 834-3329 Fax: (+27) (11) 834-9054
E-mail: cec...@wn.apc.org
EAGLE ENVIRONMENTAL (*)
Environmental Auditing. 20 April and 20 October 1999.
This one day crash course in Environmental Auditing (techniques and
methodologies) will be presented by Arend Hoogervorst.
VENUE: Johannesburg, SOUTH AFRICA
ENQUIRIES: Lesley Stephenson
Tel: (+27) (11) 716-5091 Fax: (+27) (11) 339-7835
E-mail: steph...@egoli.min.wits.ac.za
MINERALS AND ENERGY EDUCATION AND TRAINING INSTITUTE (MEETI) (*)
Certificate in Energy Policy and Management. 8-12 March, 12-17 April
and 3-7 May 1999.
This three-week course provides a comprehensive overview of the South
African energy sector and covers topics around energy policy; energy
demand and supply; as well as cross-cutting issues such as energy
economics and environment.
The course is relevant for junior or mid-career professionals employed
in the South African energy sector, including government at all
levels, labour, industry, NGOs, the research community and the media.
VENUE: Braamfontein, SOUTH AFRICA
ENQUIRIES: Nicki Spurr, Training Co-ordinator or Sisters Hlabane,
Training Administrator, MEETI
Tel: (+27) (11) 403-8013 Fax: (+27) (11) 403-8023
E-mail: me...@mepc.org.za
PUBLISHING TRAINING PROJECT (PTP) (*)
Peer Editing Course. (Course run on demand)
ENQUIRIES: Mary Ralphs
Tel: (+27) (11) 640-1331
Copy-Editing Course. 3-4 March 1999. (Cape Town)
Newsletters and Brochures. 8-9 March 1999. (Durban)
ENQUIRIES: Anita Green, Publishing Training Project
Tel: (+27) (11) 728-2898 Fax: (+27) (11) 728-3164
E-mail: ptp...@icon.co.za
UNISA's CENTRE FOR APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY AND THE CENTRE FOR INDUSTRIAL
AND ORGANISATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY (*)
Survivor Empowerment and Support. 1 March - 30 April; 1 June - 31
July; and 1 September - 31 October 1999.
This short course aims at addressing the training needs of those who
deal with supporting and managing victims of crime, traumatised
employees and victims of disasters. The course offers opportunities
to : Study the different forms of victimisation in South Africa; Study
the extent of victimisation in SA; Obtain an overview of the current
lack of victim empowerment and support programmes; Develop and model
for victim empowerment and support in SA, with the emphasis on the
responsibilities of different role players; Understand the management
of different categories of victims; and Study the prevention of
victimisation.
ENQUIRIES: Juan Nel
Tel: (+27) (12) 429-8544 Fax: (+27) (12) 429-3414
E-mail: ne...@alpha.unisa.ac.za
E. VACANCIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT FIELD
EKHAYA PROGRAMME / CITIZEN BASE INITIATIVE (*)
Programme Assistant.
The goal of Ashoka's Citizen Base Initiative (CBI) is to assist in the
creation of a sustainable base of citizen support for the work of
civil society organisations. To achieve this, the CBI challenges and
encourages civil society organisations to develop and test their own
strategies to mobilise citizen support for their activities.
The successful candidate for this post will be required to provide
logistical and administrative support for the activities of Ashoka's
Ekhaya Programme / Citizen Base Initiative. The successful candidate
must have prior experience in the logistical organisation of events
and office administration. He or she will also be expected to have
excellent written and interpersonal communication skills; proficiency
in the use of Windows applications; at least 2 years work experience;
the minimum of a matriculation certificate; and the ability to work
independently as well as part of a team.
ENQUIRIES: J Wood, Ashoka: Innovators for the Public
Fax: (+27) (11) 403-3956
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR AEROSPACE SURVEY AND EARTH SCIENCES (ITC)
Lecturer.
ITC develops and transfers knowledge on geoinformation management for
sustainable development. ITC is concerned with scientific education,
research and advisory services in earth observation and spatial
information collection, analysis and management. Tools and methods for
the exploitation and conservation of natural resources and human
settlement development, particularly in developing countries, are
provided.
The Social Sciences Division is one of 15 divisions of ITC and is
headed by a professor with a total of ten staff members. In view of
the current structure of the Division's staff and the needs to
contribute to new Educational Programmes, candidates are invited to
apply for the position of
The successful candidate will lecture in decision-support methodology
in the Management of Spatial Conflicts (three year position)
Main tasks: Preparation of training materials and participation in
training activities, in spatial decision-support methods and spatial
conflict management in post-graduate education programmes. These
programmes concern the Planning and Management of Natural Resources,
Water Resources and Urban Development; and Participate in the
divisional research activities, in one or more of the following
fields: Conflict analysis methods, stakeholder analysis, needs
assessment; Valuation of resources and / or environmental impacts as
component of assessing stakeholder interests; Conflict resolution
methodology and instruments; Trade-off analysis and multi-criteria
decision-making methodologies; Scenario development, including
modelling and simulation; Policy and policy instrument appraisal;
Virtual reality in support of spatial decisions; and Coupling GIS and
spatial models.
Requirements: Minimum of a Master's degree, which should be in
Economic Geography, or Economics with specialisation in resource
economics, or equivalent; Developed skills and expertise for the
understanding of, and application in, decision-support methods within
conflict analysis, with special reference to natural resources
management, or urban planning and management; Capability and/or
demonstrable interest in GIS applications is desirable; Knowledge of
multiple-criteria decision-making and spatial analysis,
location-allocation and network models is desirable; and Several years
working experience in natural resource, or urban, conflict analysis
and management in development issues / developing countries is a
requirement.
Candidates should be proficient in English. In view of the ratio
between men and women on the staff of ITC, in the case of equal
qualifications, preference will be given to female candidates.
Selected candidates will be invited for an interview and be requested
to present to the selection committee their view on the role of this
position within the Division's mission.
A challenging work environment with opportunities to develop and apply
training and research skills is offered in areas in the interaction
between: "Conflict Analysis", "Natural Resources Management" and
"Spatial Decision Support Systems".
The salary ranges from f. 3990,- to f. 7396,- gross per month,
exclusive of allowances.
Closing date: 15 March 1999.
ENQUIRIES: Mr Jan G Droog, Personnel Officer, ITC
E-mail: dr...@itc.nl
FURTHER INFORMATION: Prof Willem van den Toorn or Dr Michael McCall
Tel: (+31) (53) 487-4444 Fax: (+31) (53) 487-4399
E-mail: too...@itc.nl or mcc...@itc.nl WWW: http://www.itc.nl
PANOS SOUTHERN AFRICA (*)
Director.
Panos Southern Africa is an information and communications
not-for-profit organisation, based in Lusaka, which works throughout
Southern Africa with media, policy-makers and international agencies.
Its work is supported through aid donors and international foundation
grants.
Applications are invited from nationals or long-term residents of SADC
countries with an extensive background in media, information and
communications, understanding of development issues and a strong
knowledge of development trends in the region.
Requirements: A relevant degree (preferably at Masters level),
substantial experience of working in the media, communications, and/or
development sectors. Strong analytical and communications skills,
international work experience and management and fundraising skills
are essential. The successful candidate will provide leadership and
vision, and combine imagination and flair with a sound capacity to
organise and implement a complex portfolio of projects.
The Southern Africa programme is supported by an Advisory Committee
and forms part of a wider international programme in collaboration
with other Panos offices in Addis, London, Paris and Kathmandu. The
director manages a small staff and sub-contracted consultants.
An attractive salary and relocation package is offered, the contract
will be for two years, renewable, subject to a probationary period.
Closing date: 22 March 1999.
ENQUIRIES: Juliana Chileshe, Panos Southern Africa
Tel: (+260) (1) 29-0037 Fax: (+260) (1) 29-3262
E-mail: pano...@zamnet.zm
F. PUBLICATIONS
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
The Study of Education Series - Creating People-centred Schools, 1999.
This module addresses a critical issue in South African education
today: How to develop schools into learning institutions that are both
efficient and democratically run. Drawing from management and
organisational theory, the module explores concepts such as "whole
school" development, schools as "learning organisations", and
co-operative governance. The focus is on understanding the
organisational dynamics of schools, and how teachers operate within
schools to change them. It explores the structure and culture of the
organisations through which the outcomes-based curriculum will be
taught.
The Study of Education Series - Understanding Outcomes-based
Education, 1998.
Increased competence is being spoken of as the key outcome towards
which both trainers in industry and teachers in schools and colleges
should aim. What does "outcomes-based" education mean for curriculum
and assessment practices? What are the knowledge assumptions that
underpin OBE. This module interprets the thinking that underpins OBE,
arguing for a "holistic" approach to OBE and for educational practices
that develop learners as whole individuals who are able to think, act
and make value choices. It also looks at the difference these
understandings make to curriculum-design and assessment practices, and
asks whether this change is appropriate and what alternative
approaches to curriculum and assessment are available.
ORDER FROM: Lesley Joubert, Promotions Assistant
Tel: (+27) (21) 595-4400 Fax: (+27) (21) 595-4430
E-mail: lesley....@oup.co.za
THE STORYTELLER GROUP
Start Up, 1998. 100 pages. R33,00.
START UP is a combination comic story (in full colour) and
step-by-step guide to starting and growing your own small business. It
is an exciting, real life type adventure story which tells of the
challenges, the successes and the failures of a family that starts its
own small business. At the end of each chapter is a section that shows
exactly how to carry out the business processes that arise in the
comic story.
START UP is a very flexible resource that can be used to introduce
small business opportunities, or it can be used as a step-by-step
guide to planning a business and preparing a business plan. It can be
used by the individual as a self-study resource, or it can be used as
core material in a small business training course.
START UP was developed by The Storyteller Group and the Centre for
Opportunity Development, in consultation with over 40 SMME service
providers, to address the need, especially amongst people with limited
education and with few opportunities of employment in the formal
sector, for simple and accessible business start-up guidelines.
The contents covers the following: What makes an entrepreneur? Why
are you thinking of starting your own business? Feasibility Study: Is
the business idea a good one? Planning your Business: Preparing a
Business Plan; Making a profit; How much do you need to sell to make a
profit? Start-up Capital: How much do you need to start your business?
Keeping your business pumping (Cash Flow/Budget); Keeping control of
your money; Keeping control of your stock; "Let me help you" -
Customer relations; Supplier relations; Increasing your profit; You
and your bank; Getting a loan; My own Business Plan; My personal
Budget; and Resource list.
ORDER FROM: Sharle Matthews, Enterprise Marketing Services
Tel/fax: (+27) (11) 726-6579
ENQUIRIES: Neil Verlaque-Napper, The Storyteller Group
Tel: (+27) (82) 900-3459 E-mail: storytel...@pop.onwe.co.za
G. INTERNET NEWS AND WEBSITES
Database of South African Training and Capacity Building Providers
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e-PRODDER-mail available on the Internet
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H. PRODDER ADDRESS DETAIL
David Barnard - Coordinator
Yzette Terreblanche - Development Information Officer
Beverly Bernhardt - Administrative Officer
Nthoto Seemahale - Database Administrator
P O Box 32410
2017 Braamfontein
SOUTH AFRICA
Tel: (+27) (11) 482-6150 Fax: (+27) (11) 482-4739
E-mail: DBBa...@beauty.hsrc.ac.za or Yze...@beauty.hsrc.ac.za
WWW: http://www.prodder.co.za/ or
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