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Adding to celebrating ten years <strong>of</strong>our democracyThe Chief <strong>of</strong> Corporate Staff, Lt GenTemba Matanzima, <strong>of</strong>ficially openedthe 10th Executive National SecurityProgramme (ENSP) held at the SANational <strong>Defence</strong> College in ThabaTshwane in Pretoria on 12 July 2004.This was the tenth ENSP to be presentedand as such was a fitting tribute toadd to the celebrations <strong>of</strong> ten years <strong>of</strong>freedom and democracy in SouthAfrica.Lt Gen Matanzima emphasisedthat it was vital for other governmentdepartments and private organisationsto take note <strong>of</strong> the importanceaccorded the ENSP by the SANDF, torealise their obligation to becomeinvolved and support these programmesby ensuring that membersfrom their departments and organisationsattend as programme members.Prior to 2000 the SA <strong>Defence</strong>College presented the Joint StaffCourse. The Joint Staff Course wasaimed primarily at educating seniorSANDF <strong>of</strong>ficers at the military strategiclevel. Changes within our countryafter 1994 necessitated the need to prepareour <strong>of</strong>ficers at the national strategiclevel and to expose them to othergovernment departments, foreigndefence perspectives and the civiliansector; hence the introduction <strong>of</strong> theENSP."This programme presents anopportunity <strong>of</strong> a lifetime. During thenext nineteen weeks you will have theopportunity to develop yourselves atthe highest level the SANDF has toBursaries awarded to two learnersTwo girls from Voortrekker HighSchool in Pretoria were each handed acheque <strong>of</strong> R500,00 by the Chief <strong>of</strong> theSANDF, Gen Siphiwe Nyanda, at the<strong>Defence</strong> Headquarters in Pretoria on 27September 2004. Sisipho Bolowana(16), a Grade 11 learner, and SiveMatowani (19), a Grade 12 learner,were this year's lucky learners to benefitfrom the <strong>Defence</strong> Bursaries TrustFund. "About five years ago we decidedto donate R1 000,00 annually forbursaries to the members <strong>of</strong> the DODand their families. Children who arestill at high school receive R500,00,while those who are in a tertiary institutionreceive R1 000,00," said Mr JohanFourie, Secretary <strong>of</strong> the Trust Fund.(Article by Lebohang Letaoana)Fltr: Col Mariëtte Hartley (Directing Staff), Lt Col Stefan Blomqvist (Sweden),Col Eduardo Barbosa (Brazil), Lt Gen Temba Matanzima (Chief <strong>of</strong> CorporateStaff), Maj Gen Paul Ramahlo (Chief Army Force Prep), Col Mhran Abdel(Egypt) and Capt (FN) Fabre Fabre. (Photo: F Sgt David Nomtshongwana)<strong>of</strong>fer. At the same time you can prepareyourselves for making a greatercontribution and playing a moreimportant role in the successful handling<strong>of</strong> national security matters," LtGen Matanzima said.(Article by PO Dennis Ndaba)Fltr: Tembile Bolowana, Sisipho Bolowana, Fundiswa Matowani, GenSiphiwe Nyanda, the Chief <strong>of</strong> the SANDF, Sive Matowani and Mr JohanFourie, Secretary <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Defence</strong> Bursaries Trust Fund.(Photo: Cpl Elias Mahuma)11N O VEMBER 2 0 0 4 • S A S O L D I E R

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