Podcasts about Klerk

Sun 4 May - Water Baptism - A Matter Of Obedience(Ps. Ryan de Klerk) by Pastor Ryan & Ronelle De Klerk

Dr. Miné de Klerk, Dean of Curricula and Research at Eduvos joined Clarence Ford on air on transforming traditional learning environments through gaming and e-sports. Views and News with Clarence Ford is the mid-morning show on CapeTalk. This 3-hour long programme shares and reflects a broad array of perspectives. It is inspirational, passionate and positive. Host Clarence Ford’s gentle curiosity and dapper demeanour leave listeners feeling motivated and empowered. Known for his love of jazz and golf, Clarrie covers a range of themes including relationships, heritage and philosophy. Popular segments include Barbs’ Wire at 9:30am (Mon-Thurs) and The Naked Scientist at 9:30 on Fridays. Listen live – Views and News with Clarence Ford is broadcast weekdays between 09:00 and 12:00 (SA Time) https://www.primediaplus.com/station/capetalk Find all the catch-up podcasts here https://www.primediaplus.com/capetalk/views-and-news-with-clarence-ford/audio-podcasts/views-and-news-with-clarence-ford/ Subscribe to the CapeTalk daily and weekly newsletters https://www.primediaplus.com/competitions/newsletter-subscription/ Follow us on social media: CapeTalk on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CapeTalk   CapeTalk on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@capetalk   CapeTalk on Instagram: www.instagram.com/capetalkza  CapeTalk on X: www.x.com/CapeTalk  CapeTalk on YouTube: www.youtube.com/@CapeTalk567  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sun 13 Apr - All In For Jesus - All In For Him(Ps. Ryan de Klerk) by Pastor Ryan & Ronelle De Klerk

Sun 20 Apr - All In For Jesus - All In For The Resurrection(Ps. Ryan de Klerk) by Pastor Ryan & Ronelle De Klerk

Tre raringer fekter med fakta. Bruke maur som kokong, sage kvinner i to, og nedsiden ved å være hattemaker.Raringer:Pia Ve Dahlen (@eplesko)Jessica Emily Roos (@tox.roos)Safina de Klerk (@safinadeklerk) 

Sun 6 April - God Is Doing A New Thing | Part 2 (Ps. Ryan de Klerk) by Pastor Ryan & Ronelle De Klerk

#fafdeklerk #springboks #podcast #southafrica #rugby GRAB YOUR KNOX HYDRATION - https://www.knoxhydrate.com/For the cleanest, and purest form of supplementation available, use code JOSH15 for 15% OFF all products on site - https://www.metalabsupps.com/collections/protein-powders In this special episode of the StoryTime Podcast, we sit down with Springbok legend Faf de Klerk for a deep dive into his rugby journey. From his early days on the field to lifting the 2019 and 2023 Rugby World Cup trophies, Faf opens up about what it takes to perform on the world stage. We unpack the intense rivalries with New Zealand and Australia, explore the mindset of a champion, and break down what it means to be a truly great scrum half. Faf also gives us an inside look at halftime speeches, life in Japan, and his passion for golf.Plus, we challenge him with the longest Afrikaans word, and take a trip down memory lane as we revisit old photos and relive some iconic rugby momentsDon't forget to like and subscribeFOR MORE INFO Faf de Klerk - https://www.instagram.com/fafster09/Faffies - https://www.instagram.com/faffies.official/Joshua Eady - https://www.instagram.com/justblamejosh/Storytime Podcast - https://www.instagram.com/storytimepodcastjosh/LISTEN Spotify - https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/... Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Amazon Podcast - https://a.co/d/cyCUGeB

Sun 30 March - God Is Doing A New Thing(Ps. Ryan de Klerk) by Pastor Ryan & Ronelle De Klerk

Tre raringer møttes for 200. gang(!) med funfacts i beltet. Pang! Pang! Vi kan takke menn med musearm for kvinners frigjøring. Forgifte fisk med insulin. Og patte på hvitmaling.Raringer:Pia Ve Dahlen (@eplesko)Safina de Klerk (@safinadeklerk) Jessica Emily Roos (@tox.roos)

Sun 16 March - Are You Ready For The More(Ps. Ryan de Klerk) by Pastor Ryan & Ronelle De Klerk

Sun 23 March - Crossing Over Into The More(Ps. Ryan de Klerk) by Pastor Ryan & Ronelle De Klerk

Die uiters goeie reën oor die afgelope paar dae oorheers die plaaslike nuustoneel met Namibiërs wat juig. Die grootste sukses is natuurlik die kritieke Hardapdam wat miljoene kubieke meter water ingeneem het – die Vis stel mos nooit teleur nie... Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het gesels met die voorsitter van die Hardap-boerevereniging, Dawie de Klerk.

Our guest : NEIL “KEEGO” KEEGANhttps://x.com/keegolaughs_irlwww.keegolaughs.comApologies Up Front on Apple PodcastsLEINSTER15. Jimmy O'Brien 14. Tommy O'Brien 13. Hugh Cooney 12. Jordie Barrett 11. Andrew Osborne 10. Ross Byrne 9. Luke McGrath (c)1. Jack Boyle 2. John McKee 3. Rabah Slimani 4. RG Snyman 5. Diarmuid Mangan 6. Max Deegan 7. Will Connors 8. James Culhane16. Stephen Smyth 17. Ivan Soroka 18. Thomas Clarkson 19. Brian Deeny 20. Alex Soroka 21. Scott Penny 22. Fintan Gunne 23. Ciarán FrawleyBULLS15. Willie le Roux 14. Sebastian de Klerk 13. David Kriel 12. Harold Vorster 11. Stravino Jacobs 10. Keagan Johannes 9. Embrose Papier 1. Alulutho Tshakweni, 2. Akker van der Merwe, 3. Wilco Louw, 4. Ruan Vermaak, 5. JF van Heerden, 6. Marcell Coetzee (c), 7. Jannes Kirsten, 8. Cameron Hanekom, 16. Johan Grobbelaar, 17. Jan-hendrik Wessels, 18. Mornay Smith, 19. Reinhardt Ludwig, 20. Marco van Staden, 21. Nizaam Carr, 22. Zak Burger, 23. Devon WilliamsBKT United Rugby Championship Round 13Saturday, March 22, 2025KO 3pm  Loftus VersfeldLive on : RTÉ2, Premier Sports 1 & URC.tv Referee: Ben Whitehouse (WRU)AR 1: Cwengile Jadezweni (SARU)AR 2: Sean Muller (SARU)TMO: Ben Breakspear (WRU)Where to find Harpin' On Rugbyhttps://linktr.ee/harpinonrugby

Die Hardapdam wat om 2-uur vanmiddag op 38,5 persent vol gemeet is, het gestyg na 40,9 persent om 4-uur. Water invloei het effe afgeneem maar stroom steeds in teen 980 kubieke meter per sekonde. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het gesels met Dawie de Klerk, voorsitter van die Hardap Boerevereniging.

This Day in Legal History: National Referendum on ApartheidOn March 17, 1992, South Africa took a decisive step toward dismantling apartheid through a historic national referendum. White South African voters were asked whether they supported the government's efforts to end apartheid and negotiate a new, democratic constitution. An overwhelming 68.7% voted in favor, signaling broad support for ending over four decades of racial segregation. This referendum provided then-President F.W. de Klerk with the political mandate to continue negotiations with the African National Congress (ANC) and other groups. The result was a major victory for the anti-apartheid movement, which had long fought against the country's system of institutionalized racial oppression.The referendum was limited to white voters, who had historically benefited from apartheid, making their approval a crucial moment in South African history. It paved the way for the country's first multiracial elections in 1994, in which Nelson Mandela was elected president. With this, South Africa officially transitioned from an apartheid state to a democracy, enshrining equal rights for all citizens. The vote also marked the beginning of legal reforms that led to the adoption of a new constitution in 1996. While the end of apartheid did not immediately erase economic and social inequalities, the referendum remains a defining moment in the country's legal and political history. It demonstrated that legal systems, even when designed to uphold injustice, can be reformed through democratic means.A federal judge ruled that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) must reinstate probationary employees it had recently terminated. As a result, the agency is bringing back those workers, along with most term employees, and providing them with back pay. However, term employees with more than two years of service were not reinstated. The CFPB had initially fired 70 enforcement attorneys and up to 100 other employees after acting Director Russell Vought took over in February. The judge's decision is part of a broader legal battle over federal workforce reductions, with similar rulings affecting multiple agencies. Despite this setback, the Trump administration remains committed to deep staffing cuts across federal agencies, with reduction plans already submitted to the Office of Personnel Management. The firings had faced opposition from the National Treasury Employees Union, which reached an agreement with the CFPB to pause additional terminations while another court considers an injunction. The reinstatement process has been messy, with workers unsure of their status and vendor contracts disrupted. However, legally mandated CFPB functions, such as consumer response, are being prioritized for restoration.CFPB Brings Back Probationary Employees After Judge's RulingTrump has escalated his attacks on major law firms, this time targeting Paul Weiss, a firm known for representing top financial institutions and engaging in high-profile pro bono work. His executive order directs federal agencies to cut ties with companies that are Paul Weiss clients and suspend the firm's lawyers' security clearances. The move follows similar actions against Perkins Coie and Covington & Burling. Paul Weiss has deep ties to Wall Street, with clients including JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, and Apollo Global Management. Some of these corporate leaders have criticized Trump's tariff policies, potentially influencing his decision to go after the firm.Trump's order highlights Paul Weiss's past work, including its involvement in a lawsuit against the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers over the January 6 Capitol riot. The firm has a long history of civil rights advocacy, from Brown v. Board of Education to LGBTQ+ and voting rights cases. Critics argue Trump's actions are politically motivated, targeting firms with Democratic connections while ignoring their bipartisan donor base. A federal judge previously blocked a similar order against Perkins Coie, and Paul Weiss is expected to mount a strong legal challenge. However, even if the order is overturned, the chilling effect is real—firms risk losing business from clients wary of crossing Trump. Some industry experts believe this could push law firms to unite against political interference, but whether collective action emerges remains uncertain.Trump Fights Paul Weiss as Wall Street Seeks President's EarTrump targets law firm Paul Weiss in order restricting government access | ReutersThe Trump administration deported hundreds of Venezuelan migrants despite a federal judge's order blocking the move. The deportations targeted alleged members of the Tren de Aragua gang, whom the administration labeled as “terrorists.” The White House dismissed the court's authority, arguing that a single judge could not override the president's powers on immigration and national security. Judge James Boasberg had ruled that Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act to justify the deportations was unlawful, as the law applies only to conflicts “commensurate to war.” Despite this, flights carrying the migrants landed in El Salvador, where President Nayib Bukele publicly mocked the judge's ruling and confirmed the men were being imprisoned.Legal experts, including the ACLU, argue the administration is in open defiance of the court and may have violated constitutional checks and balances. The White House claimed that some migrants had already been deported before the judge's order, but it remains unclear if others were removed afterward. Critics see this as an unprecedented challenge to judicial authority, while Trump defended the deportations, calling the migrants "bad people" and insisting the situation amounted to war. The legal battle over these actions is expected to continue, with calls for the U.S. government to reverse any unlawful removals.Trump administration deports Venezuelans despite court order, says judge has no authorityThe White House is taking an unprecedented role in overseeing the sale of TikTok's U.S. operations, with Vice President JD Vance leading the process. Instead of a traditional investment bank managing the auction, Vance's legal team is directly engaging with bidders and advising on their offers. President Trump has emphasized his control over the sale, claiming multiple groups are interested, while also suggesting the U.S. government could take a 50% stake in TikTok's American assets.The sale process is highly unusual, lacking a defined valuation or clear asset structure, and ByteDance, TikTok's Chinese parent company, has shown minimal engagement. Potential buyers, including investors like Frank McCourt and Kevin O'Leary, face an April 5 deadline to reach a deal. However, Beijing's involvement and the possibility that ByteDance could simply shut down TikTok in the U.S. add further uncertainty.While the U.S. government has previously intervened in corporate deals for national security or economic stability reasons, experts question whether TikTok meets such criteria. Trump, who initially sought to ban TikTok, has since acknowledged its role in helping him gain young voters. The app's sale price remains uncertain, largely depending on whether its valuable recommendation algorithm is included. With intense competition among bidders and political interests shaping the process, the outcome remains unpredictable.The White House's unusual role as dealmaker in TikTok sale | ReutersIn a piece I wrote for Forbes this weekend, I lay out what I reckon is the Trump administration's plan to dismantle Social Security and Medicare. The Trump administration's proposal to eliminate taxes for individuals earning under $150,000 sounds appealing at first but carries severe consequences. Social Security and Medicare rely heavily on payroll taxes, which most workers in this income range pay more than income taxes. If these taxes are removed, the programs will be starved of funding, leading to either massive deficit spending, extreme benefit cuts, or a shift to regressive taxes like sales taxes. The proposal, combined with extending the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), would disproportionately benefit the wealthy while leaving the middle class to shoulder the remaining tax burden. The TCJA already made corporate tax cuts permanent while setting individual cuts to expire by 2025, favoring the rich. If this new plan moves forward, those earning just above $150,000 could become the last major tax-paying bracket, while state and local taxes would likely rise to compensate. The ultra-wealthy, who benefited the most from previous tax cuts, are unlikely to pick up the slack. Rather than a tax break for workers, the proposal appears to be a backdoor attempt to dismantle entitlement programs. If no one is paying in, no one gets benefits out—a reality Trump's allies don't want to admit.Trump Administration's No Taxes Under $150k Proposal Is A Disaster This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.minimumcomp.com/subscribe

In today's episode, we venture into the mystical realm of dreams with Machiel Klerk, a renowned expert in dream incubation and interpretation. Dreams, as universal experiences, connect us to our subconscious and perhaps even to a greater cosmic intelligence. They offer guidance, reflect our deepest thoughts, and sometimes provide answers to unspoken questions.Machiel Klerk is a master of dream incubation, an ancient practice where one asks a specific question before sleep to receive guidance through dreams. His book, "Dream Guidance," explores this powerful technique, emphasizing that dreams are not just symbolic messages but interactive environments where our beliefs and an external, mysterious force co-create our experiences. According to Klerk, dreams are a world in which we engage, offering us profound insights and guidance.Dream incubation involves posing a precise, heartfelt question before sleep, inviting the dream world to provide answers. This method can address various aspects of life, from personal growth to practical decision-making. For instance, one might ask, "How can I find inner peace?" or "What is my true calling?" The key lies in asking the right question, reflecting a genuine desire for self-discovery and understanding.SPIRITUAL TAKEAWAYSDreams as a Path to Self-Realization: By engaging with our dreams and interpreting their messages, we uncover hidden aspects of our psyche, gaining insights into our true selves. This aligns with the ancient Greek concept of the daimon, a guiding spirit helping us realize our potential and fulfill our unique purpose in life.The Power of Questions: The quality of questions we ask in both waking life and before sleep significantly impacts the guidance we receive. A well-formulated question can unlock profound insights, steering us toward our true path. This principle applies not only in dream work but also in everyday life, where asking the right questions leads to greater clarity and purpose.Building a Relationship with the Dream World: Treating the dream world and its inhabitants with respect and intention enhances the guidance we receive. Writing down dreams, reflecting on them, and acknowledging the insights they provide deepens our connection to our higher self and the larger consciousness, leading to more frequent and meaningful dream experiences.Klerk emphasizes that our dreams are co-created by our beliefs and an external mysterious force. This understanding transforms our perception of dreams and their potential to guide us. Nightmares, often feared and misunderstood, can be seen as messages from discarded aspects of ourselves needing integration rather than rejection.One profound example Klerk shares involves a client struggling with dating after a long marriage. By asking his dream, "What is my biggest obstacle in dating life?" he received a dream showing him driving through a tunnel, mistaking a beautiful tiger for a threat, and backing out in fear. This metaphor revealed his tendency to retreat from potential intimacy, helping him address his fears and move forward.To consistently receive guidance from dreams, Klerk suggests developing a relationship with your higher self or spirit guides.This involves regular communication, expressing gratitude for the guidance received, and treating the dream world with respect. Writing down dreams and reflecting on them shows the higher self that you value its messages, encouraging more frequent and clearer guidance.In conclusion, dreams offer a gateway to deeper self-understanding and connection with the larger consciousness. By asking the right questions and building a respectful relationship with our dreams, we tap into a wellspring of wisdom and guidance. This process enriches both our dream life and waking life, leading us toward a more authentic and fulfilling existence.Please enjoy my conversation with Machiel Klerk.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/next-level-soul-podcast-with-alex-ferrari--4858435/support.

Nosipho Radebe speaks to Estienne de Klerk, SA CEO at Growthpoint PropertiesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die Economic Policy Research Association, EPRA, het 'n verslag vrygestel met die titel, "Satelliet internet en Namibië se rompslomp: 'n nasie wat agtergelaat is." Die verslag ontleed die wetlike, ekonomiese en regulatoriese probleme waarmee Namibië se telekommunikasiesektor te kampe het. Dit identifiseer drie beduidende bekommernisse: Cran se statutêre regulatoriese benadering, staatsbeheerde operateurs se oorheersing, en hindernisse. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het met Eben de Klerk, 'n navorser by EPRA, gesels, sê het Namibië benadeel homself as gevolg van 'n paar wat wil baat by internasionale maatskappye wat die Namibiese mark betree.

Sun 16 Feb - Remain in Me(Ps. Ryan de Klerk) by Pastor Ryan & Ronelle De Klerk

Sun 23 Feb - Take Charge of Your Attitude(Ps. Ryan de Klerk) by Pastor Ryan & Ronelle De Klerk

On Energy Evolution this week, Eklavya Gupte and Rosemary Griffin examine the often-overlooked environmental ramifications of military conflicts as we mark the third anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war. Lennard de Klerk, who has studied the climate impact of this war, gives us some insights into how warfare, fuel consumption, forest fires, attacks on energy infrastructure and the estimated costs of rebuilding Ukraine have led to a surge in greenhouse gas emissions. As concerns around the climate costs of war have intensified, there have been wider calls for military emissions to be calculated and included in international reporting. We speak to Patrick Bigger, research director at the Climate and Community Institute, and Benjamin Neimark, a senior lecturer at the School of Business and Management at Queen Mary University of London, to learn more about the growing carbon footprint of militaries globally. Energy Evolution has merged with Platts Future Energy, and episodes are now published on Tuesdays.

On Energy Evolution this week, Eklavya Gupte and Rosemary Griffin examine the often-overlooked environmental ramifications of military conflicts as we mark the third anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war. Lennard de Klerk, who has studied the climate impact of this war, gives us some insights into how warfare, fuel consumption, forest fires, attacks on energy infrastructure and the estimated costs of rebuilding Ukraine have led to a surge in greenhouse gas emissions. As concerns around the climate costs of war have intensified, there have been wider calls for military emissions to be calculated and included in international reporting. We speak to Patrick Bigger, research director at the Climate and Community Institute, and Benjamin Neimark, a senior lecturer at the School of Business and Management at Queen Mary University of London, to learn more about the growing carbon footprint of militaries globally. Energy Evolution has merged with Platts Future Energy, and episodes are now published on Tuesdays.

Terwyl produsente juig oor Hardapdam se krane wat 100 persent oopgemaak is, is dit baie laat in die seisoen vir aanplantings van veral die allerbelangrike witmielies. Kuilvoer en boontjies maak nou die meerderheid van die gewasse uit, soos die voorsitter van die Hardap Boerevereniging Dawie de Klerk aan Kosmos 941 Nuus verduidelik.

AfriForum versoek die omgewingspraktisyn Kimopax, wat die mynbou-aansoek naby die Krugerwildtuin in Mpumalanga hanteer, om teen Maandag alle gesprekke met belanghebbende partye bekend te maak. Die burgerregte-organisasie is as 'n belanghebbende en geraakte party geregistreer en beweer hulle is uitgesluit van sleutelkommunikasie rakende die omgewings-uitwerkingstudie. AfriForum se woordvoerder, Lambert de Klerk, waarsku oor meer omvattende regstappe om die mynbou-aansoek teen te staan indien daar nie aan die versoek voldoen word nie.

Namibië en Nigerië het hulle tot verbind tot die uitbreiding van samewerking en kennisdeling in sleutel ekonomiese sektore. Dit sluit in werke, vervoer en mariene samewerking, handel, finansies, beleggings en ontwikkeling van klein- en medium besighede, myne en hernubare energie. Namibië wil ook Nigerië se kundigheid benut in die ontwikkeling van die olie- en gassektor, veral in eksplorasieaktiwiteite by Walvisbaai. Eben de Klerk, 'n navorser en lid van die Vereniging vir Ekonomiese Beleidsnavorsing, het met Kosmos 94.1 Nuus gesels en sê daar is beter plekke om te leer.

Niel Diamond, president en voorsitter van die Suid-Afrikaanse Sakekamer in die VSA (Saccusa), Christo van der Rheede, uitvoerende direkteur van die FW de Klerk-stigting, en die ekonoom dr. Roelof Botha deel hul reaksies en insigte oor president Donald Trump se opmerkings oor Suid-Afrika. Volg RSG Geldsake op Twitter

Clement Manyathela hosts visually impaired persons; Christo de Klerk, Anna Mohale and Roedolph Britz about some of the obvious and not so obvious challenges they face.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep. 149 features Michael Testa from Wunderfan, with guest host Thomas Coiner. Wunderfan redefines sports loyalty by rewarding fan engagement through an innovative "It Pays to be a Fan" model.   Hear them discuss: Wunderfan's unique slogan "It pays to be a fan", and how that applies to fan loyalty Michael's entrepreneurial journey in customer loyalty and in a startup acquisition How Michael's co-founders, Blake Patterson and Geran de Klerk, are leveraging their past successes for Wunderfan What they learned from the success of building Wunderpar, a golf-focused version of Wunderfan Why they've invested so heavily in the scalability of their "Attend-to-Earn" and "Watch-to-Earn" technology How they've acquired their first 10,000 users in just four months Why Michael is such a fan of product-led growth tactics, and how they're using them with Wunderfan How their campus ambassador program has resulted in a cost-per-install of less than $1 Current efforts to raise a $2.5M seed round to accelerate Wunderfan's expansion   Catch the video version of this episode here.   Learn more

AfriForum kritiseer die planne van die Departement van Water en Sanitasie om munisipale skuld van 22,36-miljard Suid-Afrikaanse rand aan waterrade af te skryf. Die voorstel laat munisipaliteite toe om skuld te laat afskryf indien hulle 'n gedeelte betaal en bestaande faktuurverpligtinge nakom. Volgens die organisasie beloon die plan swak bestuur. AfriForum-woordvoerder, Lambert de Klerk, waarsku die privaat sektor sal noodgedwonge by munisipale dienste betrokke moet raak indien sake nie verbeter nie:

NamWater het bevestig dat besproeiing by die Hardap groenskema op Maandag, 20 januarie hervat sal word. Die dam het goed water gevat het en onlangs van 5,5 persent vol na 16,5 persent geklim. Produsente sal 'n 'n 20 persent waterbesparing toepas, en sal dus 80 persent van hul normale watergebruik ontvang. Dit is goedgekeur deur landbouminister Calle Schlettwein. Dawie de Klerk, die voorsitter van die Hardap Boerevereniging, het aan Kosmos 94.1 Nuus bevestig dat die water vanoggend deur die stelsel begin loop het.

L'association Blind S.A., qui accompagne les déficients visuels, se bat pour l'exemption des droits d'auteurs quand il s'agit de contenu adapté, notamment en braille. Selon la loi sud-africaine, pour traduire un livre, il faut systématiquement en demander les droits d'auteur. Cela limite grandement les chances pour Blind S.A., principal traducteur en braille du pays, de traduire certains livres, et prive les déficients visuels de nombreuses œuvres. Une loi est censée mettre en place cette exemption, mais le processus d'application est bloqué depuis des années. « Ici, nous avons une tablette en métal avec un stylet. C'est ainsi que l'on écrivait en braille à l'époque. Ensuite, nous avions cette petite machine manuelle. Mais c'est vieux, on n'utilise plus ça aujourd'hui », explique Ofentse Manyane. Aujourd'hui, ces anciennes machines à écrire en braille sont des pièces de musée. Ofentse Manyane nous emmène dans l'atelier de l'association.« Cette machine imprime 1 000 pages par heure », précise-t-il face à une grosse machine connectée à un ordinateur. Les pages en braille sortent les unes après les autres. « Là, par exemple, c'est un livre politique pour le Botswana, car on imprime pour toute l'Afrique, pas seulement l'Afrique du Sud », confie Ofentse Manyane.Cette activité est néanmoins perturbée par les droits d'auteur, nécessaires à chaque conversion en braille. Christo de Klerk, président de l'association, détaille : « Neuf fois sur dix, nous n'avons pas les droits, et nous ne pouvons pas convertir. Ce n'est même pas qu'on nous les refuse, mais dans 90% des cas, ils ne se donnent même pas la peine de répondre à notre demande de droits. »À lire aussiL'invention du brailleUne lueur d'espoir face à ce combatAprès des années de combat et de déception, vient l'espoir : un nouveau projet de loi sur la protection des œuvres stipule que, pour une conversion en braille, il n'y a plus besoin de demander les droits. Seulement, cela bloque côté politique : depuis 2017, le projet de loi enchaîne les allers-retours entre le parlement et le Conseil constitutionnel.« La section 19D stipule exactement ce que nous avons toujours demandé. Mais la loi n'a toujours pas été promulguée, car les politiques n'arrivent pas à se mettre d'accord sur d'autres points de cette loi. Et nous, nous sommes les otages de ces désaccords », développe Christo de Klerk.« Seulement 0,5 % des œuvres sont disponibles en contenu accessible. Et automatiquement, ça réduit notre accès à l'éducation », déplore Jace Nair, PDG de Blind S.A. « Quand j'étudiais l'espagnol par exemple, j'ai demandé la conversion d'un livre très important. Mais nous n'avons pas réussi à obtenir les droits. Résultat : j'ai dû abandonner mes études d'espagnol », reprend Christo de Klerk. Huit ans donc que Blind S.A. milite pour que cette loi soit enfin signée. Pour convertir n'importe quel ouvrage en braille en toute liberté, sans en demander systématiquement les droits d'auteur.À lire aussiFrance: les livres en braille accessibles pour la première fois au tarif d'un livre classiqueÀ lire aussiBraille: l'association Valentin-Haüy veut diversifier l'offre pour les aveugles

Miné de Klerk – dekaan:kurrikulums en navorsing , Eduvos Volg RSG Geldsake op Twitter

Dawie de Klerk, die voorsitter van die Hardap Boerevereniging, het aan Kosmos 94.1 Nuus bevestig dat besproeiing by die groenskema teen einde volgende week hervat sal word, met 'n 20 persent besparing. Produsente sal dus 80 persent van hul normale watergebruik ontvang, sodra die papierwerk en voorbereiding van die stelsel afgehandel is. Dit kom na die Hardapdam goeie invloei gehad het en tans op 16,5 persent staan. Die produsente het meestal boontjies en mielies vir kuilvoer aangeplant met min kommersiële mielies, omdat daar onsekerheid was oor of hulle sal kan besproei. De Klerk het meer.

Christo de Klerk, Vice President of Blind SA to speak about World Braille Day, what they still want the government to do to better serve visually impaired people, and the president's delay in signing the copyright amendment bill.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die Oud-Soldaatkomitee in Namibië hou Saterdag, 16 November om drie-uurvergadering by die Rehoboth-skougronde. Voorsitter Lukas de Klerk het met Kosmos 94.1 Nuus gesels en sê dat Jabulani Ndeunyema, voorsitter van Namvet, die sambreelliggaam vir voormalige SWATF/Koevoet-soldate terugvoering sal gee oor voortgesette pensioenkwessies met Sanlam Namibië, maar voor onafhanklikheid.

AfriForum eis die Stad Johannesburg moet begin om waterlekplekke te herstel en voortdurend die waternetwerk onderhou. In 2023/2024 het die metro 46,2-persent van die watervoorraad geklassifiseer as nie-inkomste, wat beteken dit gaan verlore weens lekkasies of word nie voor betaal nie. Johannesburg Water wil waterverbruik verminder tot 175-liter per persoon per dag. Lambert de Klerk van AfriForum sê die waterkrisis is die gevolg van die ANC se swak munisipale en provinsiale bestuur.

Die Vereniging vir Ekonomiese Beleidsnavorsing, Epra, veroordeel die Namibië Statistieke Agentskap ten sterkste vir die weerhouding van kritieke indiensnemingsdata van die 2023-sensus, en beskou dit as 'n skending van deursigtigheid en 'n poging om die nadelige uitwerking van regeringsbeleid op ekonomiese groei en indiensneming te verdoesel. Epra het sedert 2016 voortdurend kommer geopper dat sekere regeringsbeleide en onlangse regstellende aksie-regulasies werkloosheid vererger het. Die vereniging doen 'n beroep op die regering om deursigtigheid te prioritiseer en beleid te aanvaar wat volhoubare ekonomiese ontwikkeling en werkskepping bevorder. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het gesels met Eben de Klerk, 'n navorser by Epra, wat meer deel.

AfriForum het ʼn veldtog bekendgestel wat munisipaliteite in Gauteng sal dwing om die 72-uur-spertyd om waterlekkasies reg te maak, na te kom. Rand Water het weens ʼn toename in aanvraag ʼn vlak een-waterbeperking tot Maart volgende jaar in die provinsie ingestel. AfriForum-woordvoerder Lambert de Klerk sê die veldtog is daarop gemik om Dag Zero in die provinsie te voorkom en die verlies aan drinkwater weens lekkasies, wat tans sowat 33-persent is, te verminder:

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Regter David Munsu het die borgaansoek van Fishrot-verdagte Tamson Hatuikulipi tot 29 November vir finale betoeë deur die partye uitgestel. Hatuikulipi het die aansoek op grond van nuwe feite gedoen. Dit sluit in e-posse wat aandui dat die Yslandse maatskappy Samherji ander individue voor Hatuikulipi gekontak het om toegang te kry tot die voormalige visserye minister, Bernhardt Esau. Andreas Kanyangela, hoofondersoeker van die Teenkorrupsie-kommissie, het weer op die laaste dag getuig, die keer oor die omstrede Mermaria Seafood Namibia. Mbanga Siyomunji, regsman van Hatuikulipi wou weet waar die maatskappy die geld vandaan gekry het om nou omstrede regsman Maren de Klerk te betaal.

In 2024, Yvette toured South Africa. During that time, she spoked with many South Africans about their legacy. This episode is a prior interview before Yvette's opportunity to visit South Africa. Yvette revisits the legacy of apartheid in South Africa with a white South African, Nico de Klerk. What initiatives can help change the devastating impact of apartheid and support a move for actual equality for all South Africans? The similarities between apartheid in South Africa and slavery in the United States can serve as guideposts for positive advancements for both nations.  Visit Nico de Klerk's website or the StreetBiz Foundation to learn more.

In 2024, Yvette toured South Africa. During that time, she spoked with many South Africans about their legacy. This episode is a prior interview before Yvette's opportunity to visit South Africa. Yvette explores the legacy of apartheid in South African with a white South African, Nico de Klerk, and a black South African, Jabu Zwane, who have had a friendship spanning decades. Nico has written a book, No Fit: My 1700 Mile Walk from Apartheid, and Jabu is the founder of the Mindset Development Institute and serves as a global speaker and coach.  

From Serving Mandela to Investigating Global Arms Deals  . War and the threat of global annihilation have never made sense to me. Yet, we as a species keep doing it. However, war does make a rather dark sense when we examine its anatomy of meaning. The "why's" of war are ruthless, and it's vital that we, as citizens of the planet, awaken to how we are being manipulated not only into being sent to war but paying out of our own pockets to do so.  . Private and powerful economics are behind every conflict, including the latest ones in Gaza and Ukraine. There is a highly profitable machine that feeds on death, devistation, war, and suffering. Our guest for the next four episodes has spent decades investigating and exposing this Shadow World. . That's where we are heading with our guest for this series on The Shadow World of Global Arms Deals with Andrew Feinstein. He is a former ANC Member of Parliament who served under Nelson Mandela in South Africa. He is the author of The Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade, which has been made into a feature-length documentary. Andrew is a former ANC Member of Parliament who sat at the negotiation table with F. W. de Klerk, leader of the apartheid government. In the end, Nelson Mandela became the future leader of South Africa, and apartheid was dismantled. Andrew Feinstein continued to serve as a member of Parliament under Nelson Mandela.   . Andrew Feinstein is a fascinating man with a fascinating story. He has made it his life's work to confront injustice and corruption that we, everyday citizens, are conned into financing.   . Website https://shadowworldinvestigations.org/  . Social Media https://www.facebook.com/andrew.feinstein.54 https://twitter.com/andrewfeinstein https://www.linkedin.com/in/anfeinstein https://www.instagram.com/andrewfeinstein   Part 1) Who Was The Real Nelson Mandela? .

Die Namibië Vereniging vir Risikobestuur het in vennootskap met die Vereniging vir Ekonomiese Beleidsnavorsing 'n ontbyt aangebied vir professionele persone in die risiko-bedryf en sakeleiers. Die doel was om die huidige risiko-, politieke en ekonomiese landskap te verken. Eben de Klerk, ondervoorsitter van die Vereniging vir Risikobestuur, sê die beleide wat bedoel is om breë-gebaseerde ekonomiese bemagtiging aan te moedig, kan eintlik meer skade as goed doen. Dit geld veral vir klein ondernemings wat as dryfvere van indiensneming beskou word.

Die Namibië Vereniging vir Risikobestuur, in vennootskap met die Vereniging vir Ekonomiese Beleidsnavorsing, sal 'n ontbyt vir professionele persone in die risiko-bedryf en sakeleiers aanbied. Die doel is om die huidige risiko-, politieke en ekonomiese landskap te verken. Die sprekers sal Namibië se ekonomiese en politieke posisie uiteensit en hoe dit kan verander ná die verkiesing in November. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het gesels met Eben de Klerk, ondervoorsitter van die Vereniging vir Risikobestuur, wat meer inligting oor die sprekers gee.

Stephen Grootes talks to Estienne de Klerk, CEO of Growthpoint SA, about the company's annual income slump of 10% attributed to the challenging environment of high interest rates. In other interviews on this episode   on The Money Show, Khulekani Mathe, CEO designate of Business Unity South Africa, shares his leadership philosophy as a "shapeshifter" in the business world, emphasizing adaptability and innovation in an ever-changing environment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Piper Dellums, keynote speaker, author, filmmaker, poet, and activist returns to the podcast as the nation's political drama intensifies. Piper responded enthusiastically to Ken's Substack article, “Yeah, … She's a DEI hire” (a reflection on the Republican's vain attempt to diminish the Democratic nominee for President, Kamala Harris.) Piper brings profound insight into the state of our nation. As an undergraduate at the University of California at Berkeley, Piper was an Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc. (AKA) Sorority member, the same as Kamala Harris when she attended Howard University. No stranger to politics, Piper is the daughter of the late Honorable Ron Dellums who served as Mayor of Oakland California after he served for 28 years as a member of the United States House of Representatives. In the 80s and 90s, Congressman Dellums played an active role in pressuring South Africa to dismantle and outlaw the historically racist apartheid system. He was a personal friend to F.W. de Klerk, Nelson Mandela, and Bishop Tutu. Ken and Piper talk about Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI), the extraordinary rise of Kamala Harris, her popular running mate Tim Walz, and their eclipse of Donald Trump - relegating him to the shadows. On a very personal level, Piper shares her experience in a church that pressured her to remain in an abusive marriage - and how she found the strength to escape with the help and care of some unexpected, unlikely advocates. SHOW NOTESLinks: Piper's Official Web Site | Piper's YouTube Channel | Earthstock SummitBecome a Patron | Ken's Substack PageSupport the Show.

Send us a Text Message.In this episode of WAYPOINTS, Yellow Dog's Jim Klug is joined by Cosmoledo Atoll fly fishing guide Gary de Klerk and Yellow Dog's Alec Gerbec to discuss the art of fly fishing and hunting for giant trevally. Gary, a dedicated full-time guide in one of the premier locations in the world for giant trevally, is also an avid GT enthusiast. Together, they explore where anglers can find giant trevally around the world, their primary food sources, the best spots to find them on flats, the impact of tides on their behavior, effective fly presentation techniques, and much more. Even if you've fished to giant trevally in the past, you'll want to tune into this podcast for some incredible material on fishing to one of the most exhilarating fish on the planet!- Click here to view our Giant Trevally destinations- Click here to shop our Giant Trevally equipment list- Click here to read our guide to fly fishing for Giant Trevally- Follow us on Instagram- Follow us on Facebook- Subscribe to our Newsletter for trip specials, travel news, and more!- View the official Yellow Dog website

On 13 December 1990, the anti-apartheid politician Oliver Tambo returned to South Africa after 30 years in exile. As the president of the banned African National Congress (ANC), he had lived in Zambia building the liberation movement while other key ANC members including Nelson Mandela and Walter Sisulu were political prisoners. By lobbying around the world and attracting talented South African exiles such as Thabo Mbeki, he built the organisation into a legitimate contender for government. When President FW de Klerk unbanned the ANC, Oliver or OR Tambo was finally able to return home where he was greeted by a crowd of thousands at the airport.Oliver Tambo's son, Dali Tambo, recalls to Josephine McDermott how his father and other ANC exiles danced in the aisle of the plane as they crossed into South African airspace.(Photo: Oliver Tambo at Jan Smuts Airport. Credit: AP/John Parkin)

On 18 March 1992, white South Africans overwhelmingly backed a mandate for political reforms to end apartheid and create a power-sharing multi-racial government. It was a high-stakes referendum coming on the back of three by-elections where the ruling National Party had lost to the right wing Conservative party. In a speech after the polling victory, President FW de Klerk said: “Today we have closed the book on apartheid”. His communications adviser, David Steward speaks to Josephine McDermott.(Photo: President FW de Klerk with news of the referendum win. Credit: AP)