TO : AN’SOCS
FROM : PROVINCIAL EXECUTIVE COMMETTEE
: OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SECREATARY
SUBJECT : QUARTELY REPORT
DATE : 26TH SEPTEMBER 2013
GREETINGS IN THE WONDERFUL NAME OF GOD THE FATHER, SON AND HOLY SPIRIT.
We greet you as the Provincial Executive Committee of the Anglican Student Federation and we hope all is still well in our An’socs and Regions, the PEC elected at the Kroonstad Conference will quarterly give a brief report of what is transpiring in the term of leadership. Since our election into leadership we are finishing the first quarter on the 30th of September 2013. A lot has been happening and we want to alert our branches of what is happening. These are activities that transpired in this first quarter!
PYC MEETING
Immediately after our Provincial conference in Kroonstad from the 23rd to the 28thth of July 2013, the PEC was represented by Mr Tshepo Mokoka, the ASF Organiser at PYC meeting held in Lesotho Region. The PYC was from the 4th to the 7th of July 2013. The Organiser was invited to represent to the PYC about ASF objectives, mission and vision.
KZN REGIONAL CONFERENCE!
The KZN Region REC 2012/2013 did not manage to hold its regional conference in the eve of Regional Conferences between February and May 2013. The Regional Executive was engaged on many occasions in ensuring that they elect before the Provincial Conference in ensuring that they will have a representative in the PEC but that did not happen. The Regional Executive with the help of Nkosiyazi Zungu organised a Regional Conference on the 24th of August 2013. On the 24th of August the President Mr. Rethabile Matlatsa together with Mr. Tshepo Mokoka, the ASF Organiser managed to attend the Regional Conference of KZN and assisted with the AGM. The new leadership was elected and a workshop on Anglicanism was rendered by Reverend Siyabulela Gidi, hopefully KZN will be back in its feet again under the leadership of Gumede Sbusiso (elected chairperson).
PEC MEETING
On the 30th to the 1st of September 2013 the PEC met in Benoni at Diocesan Offices of Highveld for the PEC meeting 1 where the ASF office is based. PEC members had the opportunity to see the day to day running of ASF as they saw the office. All the PEC members where present it’s only the region of Limpopo which was not represented. A lot was deliberated upon, the regions presented their POA’s and advises and changes where done to some POA’s. The PEC also managed to draw its own POA guided by the state of regions and the need for some projects to be done. The PEC mandated Regional Chairpersons to report to their respective regions after the PEC. In general from October on wards most regional activities are not that much as compared to the third quarter of our term of office. The PEC meeting went very well and An’socs should demand a clear PEC report from their Regional Chairpersons.
LIMPOPO REGION
During the Regional Conference eve in the term of office 2012/2013 the Regional Conference of Limpopo did not corate and they appointed a Regional Task Team. It was reported to the PEC that the RTT is not functional. The PEC decided to task the Organiser and the President to visit the Region of Limpopo to try find solutions to the problems in Limpopo. After lengthy discussions with members of the region the PEC and the An’soc members of Limpopo Region decided to disband the RTT and both the BEC to have one structure that will act as both the REC and BEC of Limpopo Region. The BEC/REC is now led by Miss TebatsoTeefo. A clear report was sent to both the disbanded structures as most members of those structures where not there especially key portfolio holders. An induction workshop was also conducted to the newly elected BEC/REC of the Region of Limpopo.
BISHOP STEVE OF THE DIOCESE OF JOHANNESBURG
As part of the POA of the PEC the Organiser was tasked with the provincial chaplain Revd. A Mathe to have a meeting with Bishop Steve of the diocese of Johannesburg on the 10th of September 2013, the meeting was to request the Bishop to assist An’soc UJ and Wits with Chaplains as they currently don’t have chaplains. The meeting went very well and the Bishop promised that something will be done after consulting with his chapter.
Conclusion
It is with great pleasure as the General Secretary to be reporting to the An’socs and Regions in the term of office 2013/2014. As we can all see a lot is being done it is also our hope that at regional level programs are continuing as planned. It is sad that attached you will only find a reports from Swaziland and North West this is due to our Regional Chairpersons who did not send in their quarterly reports in time with the aid of their regional secretaries. We hope in the second quarterly report all Regional Chairpersons with the help of their regional secretaries will send their reports in time.
For any information don’t hesitate to call the office of ASF or the General Secretary at the given contact details.
Yours in Students Ministry
DANIEL MODIBA
ASF GENERAL SECRETARY
0713555072
REGIONAL QURTELY REPORT
SWAZILAND REGION
12-16 August 2013
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Operation Abasazi
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All Campuses,
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Successful at all branches except SCOT branch faced with challenges of the opening date for each academic year was in phases.
10% of current membership recruited on this week long operation.
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26 September 2013
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Joint Service at Campus level
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Luyengo Campus
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ongoing
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NORTH WEST REGION
25-26 May 2013
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Joint Service and Exam Prayer
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NWU Mafikeng Campus
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Well planned and the attendance was satisfactorily
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20 July 2013
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Induction and Leadership workshop
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ST John Mafikeng
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Still pending due to the alteration of dates on the POA
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03 August 2013
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Holy Mass and Joint Service
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NWU Mafikeng Campus
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Fairly planned and attendance was good
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17-18 August 2013
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Annual Spiritual Revival and Mjikelelo
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NWU Mafikeng Campus and Mjikelelo
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Well Planned, attendance was fair…
Spirits were revived
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17-18 August 2013
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Annual Spiritual Revival and Mjikelelo
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NWU Mafikeng Campus and Mjikelelo
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Well Planned, attendance was fair… Spirits were revived
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07-September 2013
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Bible discussion and fundraising
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NWU Mafikeng Campus and Modiri Park
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Well Planned, attendance satisfactorily
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