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Audit Committee MemberOne (1) Member: Auditing or Accounting or ICT Portfolios

Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates to be appointed as a Member of the Department of International Relations and Cooperation’s Audit Committee.

In accordance with Section 38 of the PFMA, the Department of International Relations and Cooperation seeks to appoint a suitably qualified professional to serve as an Audit Committee Member from 1 December 2015 on a three-year term contract. Applications are invited from the various fields of professions that will add value to the Department.

Professional membership registration as a Chartered Accountant or Certified Internal Auditor or Certified Information Systems Auditor is compulsory. Experience in serving as an Audit Committee Member or governance structure in a Government institution will be an advantage. The Member will be remunerated in terms of the approved Departmental Arrangements in line with Treasury Regulations.

For full details of the advertised post, including how to apply and other relevant information, please visit the Department's website: www@dirco.gov.za (bottom of website page under "Links")Closing date: 6 November 2015

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSNon-profit Organisations (NPOs) to Implement Social and

Behaviour Change Programme for the 2015/16 Financial Year

The National Department of Social Development is calling on interested Non-Profit Organisations (NPOs) to implement social and behaviour change programmes to reduce vulnerabilities to HIV&AIDS among 15- to 24-year old youth.

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profit Organisations Act, No 71 of 1997, as amended, and produce the NPO Registration Certificate, which will be verified for validity with the ���� �ŝ�ĞĐ�Ž�Ă�Ğ��ŝ�ŚŝŶ� �ŚĞ� �Ğ�Ă��ŵĞŶ�� ŽĨ� �ŽĐŝĂů� �Ğ�ĞůŽ�ŵĞŶ�� �� �ŚĞ�

NPO must originate and be operational in the provinces within which they are applying for funding and have linkage with local NPOs or Home-/Žŵŵ�Ŷŝ��ďĂ�ĞĚ� Ă�Ğ� ��ŽŐ�ĂŵŵĞ�� ���� �� �ŚĞ� ���� ŵ���� ŚĂ�Ğ�

extensive experience in the HIV&AIDS field as well as social and behaviour ĐŚĂŶŐĞ���ŽŐ�ĂŵŵĞ���� �ŚĞ� ����ŵ����ŚĂ�Ğ�Ğ�Ğ�ŝĞŶĐĞ� ŝŶ��Ž�ŬŝŶŐ��ŝ�Ś�

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must be willing to partner with local HCBC to implement the SBC ��ŽŐ�ĂŵŵĞ�����ŚĞ�����ŵ����ĨĂĐŝůŝ�Ă�Ğ�ĂŶĚ�ĞŶ���Ğ���Ž�Ğ��ŵĂŶĂŐĞŵĞŶ��

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sound financial systems in place that comply with the Public Finance ĂŶĂŐĞŵĞŶ���Đ����� ������ŚĞ�����ŵ����ŚĂ�Ğ��ŚĞ�Ăďŝůŝ���Ž�ŐĂ�ŚĞ��ĚĂ�Ă��

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comply with the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA) to ensure sound ĨŝŶĂŶĐŝĂů�ŵĂŶĂŐĞŵĞŶ��ĂŶĚ�ĂĐĐŽ�Ŷ�ŝŶŐ���ŽĐĞĚ��Ğ���� �ůů�Ă��ůŝĐĂ�ŝŽŶ�� ĨŽ��

funding must be done using the Department’s application forms (ie the ď��ŝŶĞ��� �ůĂŶ�� �� �ůů� �ĞĐ�ŝŽŶ�� ŽĨ� �ŚĞ� Ă��ůŝĐĂ�ŝŽŶ� ŵ���� ďĞ� Ĩ�ůů� ĂŶĚ�

comprehensively completed.

There will be briefing sessions, which will be held at each of the Provincial Offices (see the Terms of Reference for dates and venues).

All proposals must be deposited in the tender boxes at the respective addresses provided in the Terms of Reference at 12:00 on 25 November 2015. Proposals received after the closing date will not be considered.

A soft copy of the call for proposals, Terms of Reference and all other documentation is obtainable from the Department’s website at www.dsd.gov.za

Enquiries: Project Managers: Dr Luzile Nziyane, tel. (012) 312-7110 or Ms Kgomotso Matsho, tel. (012) 312-7125

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INVITATION TO TENDERTender No

Description Required At

DAC 06-15/16

Appointment of a service provider to roll-out community conversation for the 2015/16 to 2018/19 financial year

Department of Arts and Culture, 8th Floor, Kingsley Centre, cnr Steve Biko and Stanza Bopape Streets, Arcadia, Pretoria

Enquiries: Dr A Serote, tel. (012) 441-3120 or e-mail: abrahams@dac.gov.za or Mr T Thubisi, tel. (012) 441-3089 or e-mail: tuelot@dac.gov.zaClosing date: 6 November 2015 at 11:00

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INVITATION TO TENDERTender No

Description Required At

DAC 07-15/16

Appointment of a service provider to conceptualise and execute the South African Exhibition at the 15th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice, Italy from May to November 2016

Department of Arts and Culture, 8th Floor, Kingsley Centre, cnr Steve Biko and Stanza Bopape Streets, Arcadia, Pretoria

Enquiries: Mr A Oberholzer, tel. (012) 441-3611 or e-mail: AndriesO@dac.gov.za or Ms R Zulu, tel. (012) 441-3089 or e-mail: RefilweZ@dac.gov.za

Closing date: 13 November 2015 at 11:00

Sport and Recreation South Africa has the following vacancies available:

No Position Salary Level and Notch Reference

1 Director: School Sport 13R864 177 pa (to be structured in terms of the Senior Management Services Handbook)

01/10/2015

2 Deputy Director: School Sport 11R569 538 pa (to be structured in terms of the Middle Management Services Guidelines)

02/10/2015

3 Deputy Director: Expenditure Management

11R569 538 pa (to be structured in terms of the Middle Management Services Guidelines)

03/10/2015

4 Senior Sport and Recreation Coordinator: Club Development

9R289 761 pa

04/10/2015

5 Senior Sport and Recreation Coordinator: Competitive Programmes

9R289 761 pa

05/10/2015

6 State Accountant: Budgeting and Reporting

8R243 747 pa

06/10/2015

7 Sport and Recreation Coordinator: International Relations

7R196 278 pa

07/10/2015

8 PA to Chief Director: Communication(5-year contract, linked to the term of the Chief Director: Communication)

7R196 278 pa

08/10/2015

9 Secretary (2 Positions)Director: Management and Administration and Director: Policy and Research

5R132 399 pa

09/10/2015

10 Accounting Clerk: Budgeting and Reporting

5R132 399 pa

10/10/2015

Interested and qualifying applicants may access our website at www.srsa.gov.za for further particulars of each position.

Please note: All candidates must be South African Citizens or Permanent Residents. All positions are based in Pretoria. Short-listed candidates will be vetted and the appointments will be subject to positive vetting results. We encourage all applicants to declare any criminal and/or negative credit records.

Sport and Recreation South Africa is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. It is our intention to promote representivity in the Department through the filling of posts and we reserve the right not to fill a position.

Applications must be submitted on Form Z.83, obtainable from any Public Service department and should be accompanied by a comprehensive CV indicating three reference persons with the following information: Name and contact numbers as well as an indication of the capacity in which the reference is known to the candidate, certified copies of qualifications as well as a certified copy of an Identity Document and driver’s licence where required. Failure to submit all the required documents will lead to your application not being considered. Correspondence will be limited to successful candidates only. Short-listed candidates must avail themselves for an interview on a date and time and at a venue to be determined by Sport and Recreation South Africa.

Please forward your application, quoting the relevant reference number, to the Human Resource Directorate, Sport and Recreation South Africa, Private Bag X896, Pretoria 0001. No faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted. For hand deliveries: 66 Regent Place, cnr Queen and Madiba Streets, Pretoria.

Each application must be accompanied by the relevant documentation as indicated above.

Closing date: 13 November 2015 at 16:00

If you have not been contacted within 3 months of the closing date of this advertisement, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.

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Bombs atmosques kill47 in NigeriaL A N R E O L A , E M M A A N D E A N D I S S A C L I N U S

AT LEAST 37 people were killedand 107 wounded on Friday in twobomb attacks at mosques in Nige-ria’s restive north-east, where BokoHaram has been trying to carve outan Islamic state, officials andmedics said.

No one claimed responsibilitybut the attacks bore the hallmarksof the militant group, which haskilled thousands and displaced overtwo million people in the remotenorth-east of Africa’s most popu-lous nation.

A bomb went off during Fridayprayers at a packed mosque in a sub-urb of Yola, capital of Adamawastate, killing 27 people, Alhaji SaadBello, state co-ordinator of theNational Emergency ManagementAgency (Nema), told Reuters.

“Ninety-six people are nowreceiving treatment in the two hos-pitals in Yola here,” he added. “I can-not really say whether it was a sui-cide bomber or not.”

Alhaji Abubakar Jimeta, a sur-vivor, said the mosque had attractedmany worshippers for Fridayprayers because it had only beenbuilt recently. The bomb exploded inan adjacent parking lot.

Separately, a suicide bombingduring dawn prayers at a mosque inMaiduguri, capital of Borno state,north of Yola, killed at least 10 peo-ple, a hospital source said. Another11 had been wounded.

Borno is the birthplace of theBoko Haram insurgency and hasbeen the focus of attacks by suspect-ed members of the militant Islamistgroup that have killed around 1 000people since President Muham-madu Buhari took office in May.

Since losing most of the territo-ry it took over earlier this year tothe Nigerian army, Boko Haram hasreverted to hitting soft targets suchas markets, bus stations and placesof worship. – Reuters

Election fever as Tanzania goes polling

F L O R E N C E M U G A R U L A

ALMOST 23 million Tanza-nians will today partici-pate in the election exer-cise that will determine the

nation’s leadership in the comingfive years.

Voters will elect the president,MPs and local government council-lors. A total of eight candidates arerunning for the presidential post.

High competition is expectedbetween the Chama Cha Mapinduzi(CCM) presidential candidate JohnPombe Magufuli and former pre-mier Edward Lowassa, contestingthrough Chadema.

The CCM has been in power formore than 50 years now. It is the old-

est ruling party in Africa.Religious leaders, international

community, leaders of political par-ties and government leaders at dif-ferent times have been asking thepublic to remain calm and maintainthe country’s peace during and afterthe election exercise.

Long lines of voters are expectedto stream into polling places for thehistoric vote after more than twomonths of highly competitive cam-paigns all over the country. Morethan 65 000 polling centres have beenset up by the National ElectoralCommission (NEC).

According to NEC lawyer Em-manuel Kawishe, the NEC hasalready distributed all required elec-toral equipment to all polling cen-

tres in the country. According to theNEC, polling centres will be openedat 7am and returning officers willstop receiving voters at 4pm.

At a time when the NEC finalis-es election procedures, political par-ties ended their campaign withbangs in various parts of the coun-try. The CCM wound up its cam-paign yesterday by holding histori-cal rallies in seven regions –Mwanza, Mbeya, Kigoma, Mara,Tanga, Kilimanjaro and Mtwara.

CCM campaign spokesman Janu-ary Makamba said both retired andserving party officials had partici-pated fully by addressing rallies invarious regions.

The election campaigns wereofficially closed at 6pm yesterday

countrywide. The inspector-generalof police, Ernest Mangu, warned onThursday that police would not hes-itate to take legal measures againstany person who held a meeting afterthe official closing time.

Meanwhile, Reuters reports thatIvory Coast President AlassaneOuattara wrapped up his re-electioncampaign on Friday with a star-studded concert in the commercialcapital Abidjan, calling on his sup-porters to turn out massively tovote amid fears many would stay athome.

Ouattara is heavily favoured towin today’s ballot, meant to draw aline under a decade-long crisiswhich ended in a brief 2011 civil warthat killed more than 3 000 people.

‘Hamstrung’SADC inquiry ends hearingsB A S I L D O N P E T A

MPAPHI Phumaphi, the tough Motswanajudge heading the Southern AfricanDevelopment Community’s commissionof inquiry into the crisis in Lesotho, haswrapped up his work, frustrated at whathe says has been a lack of co-operationby the government of Prime MinisterPakalitha Mosisili.

Judge Phumaphi announced thisweek that he was prematurely conclud-ing the hearings after failing to get anumber of soldiers to appear before thecommission to shed light on goings-onin the Lesotho Defence Force. Actions bythe military are seen as having beencentral to the political crisis.

Since the commission began sittingon August 31, Judge Phumaphi haslaunched broadsides against Lesothogovernment leaders for what he says areevasiveness and a lack of co-operation.

He said the commission was worriedthat government leaders who hadappeared before it expressed ignoranceabout things they would be expected to

know as people in office. Such intransi-gence would scupper efforts to arrive athelpful findings, he said.

“I am worried and a bit disappointed,”he said in questioning Deputy PrimeMinister Methotjoa Metsing’s “unhelpful”and “evasive” testimony.

Lesotho descended into chaos follow-ing the return of Mosisili and his coalitionto power after the February 28 electionsand the ousting of then-prime ministerThomas Thabane.

It was the murder of MaaparankoeMahao – appointed head of the defenceforce after a coup attempt last year – on June 25, shortly after he had beenreplaced by his predecessor, that led tothe inquiry.The ministers and seniormilitary officials appeared before thecommission, but key questions remainedunanswered.

This in part led the commission tosubpoena the 23 soldiers accused ofplanning a mutiny, but the defence forcehigh command refused to release them.The inquiry also failed to get 10 otherserving soldiers to appear before it.

In saying this week why he had nooption but to end the hearings, JudgePhumaphi virtually implied Lesotho hadbecome lawless. Mosisili accused thecommission of violating its terms ofreference and asked the SADC organ ondefence and politics to call it to order.

Ruling party candidate in tight race with former prime minister

ARDENT: A supporter of the Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) presidentialcandidate, John Pombe Magufuli, cheers during a campaign rally in Dar esSalaam this week. PICTURE:REUTERS

COMPLAINT: Lesotho Prime MinisterPakalitha Mosisili. PICTURE: GCIS