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List of designated employers who reported for the 01 September 2013 reporting cycle No : This represents sequential numbering of designated employers and bears no relation to an employer. (The list consists of 645 large employers and 805 small employers). Business name: This is the name of the designated employer who reported. Status code: 0 means no query. EE Reference Number: This is the reference number of all employers who reported successfully. No. Business Name Status Code EE Ref No 1 24 CARROTS EVENT DESIGN CC 0 799461 2 24-7 CARE SOUTH AFRICA 0 790578 3 4D SECURITY SOLUTIONS 0 811270 4 A SQUARE FORKLIFT (PTY) LTD 0 809767 5 A VAN DER MERWE INC 0 791778 6 AA TECHNICAL SERVICES CC 0 809227 7 ABAVIKELI SECURITY SERVICES 0 271153 8 ABRAHAM KRIEL MARIA KLOPPERS KINDERHUIS 0 370180 9 ABUNDANT MEDIA 0 802053 10 ACCLAIMED SOLUTIONS CC 0 811243 11 ACE FIRE SUPPRESSION TECHNOLOGIES - RUSTENBURG 0 808873 12 ACHIEVERS SECURITY TRAINING CENTRE 0 809931 13 ACTEBIS 410 TA BRAIN RESERVE 0 804224 14 ACTION PHOTO 0 795860 15 ACVV AANDSKEMERING 0 805581 16 ACVV HUIS GENOT 0 806779 17 ADCORP HEAD OFFICE 0 789645 18 ADCORP SHARED SERVICES CENTRE A DIVISION OF 0 809183 ADCORP MANAGEMENT SERVICES PTY LIMITED 19 ADT SECURITY (PTY) LTD 0 11396 20 ADVENTURE INDUSTRIAL CLEANING 0 783913 21 AE BOOYSEN 0 811961 22 AFRI-GUARD (PTY) LTD 0 749189 23 AFRICA HEALTH PLACEMENTS NPC 0 810632 24 AFRICA SKILLS VILLAGE (TRAINING AND MANAGEMENT 0 795750 SERVICES) (PTY) LTD 25 AFRICAN CONSERVATION TRUST 0 812013 26 AFRICAN MEDIUMS ADVERTISING 0 805738 27 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS PARLIAMENTARY 0 793019 28 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS PARLIAMENTARY 0 793016 CONSTITUENCY 29 AFRICAN SELF HELP ASSOCIATION 0 11709 30 AFRICAPRACTICE 0 803387 31 AFRICOLOGY (PTY) LTD 0 809215 32 AFRIHOST COM 0 795038 33 AGANANG LOCAL MUNICIPALITY 0 776185 34 AGE-IN-ACTION 0 796933 35 AGES GAUTENG PTY LTD 0 803931 36 AGES LIMPOPO 0 810849 37 AGRI PRECISION SERVICES 0 811684 38 AGT TOT VYF TRUST 0 679031 39 AIDA PRETORIA 0 810556 40 AIDCON SECURITY SERVICES 0 811693 41 AKA THINKTANK CREATIVE PTY LTD 0 805871 42 ALBERT LUTHULI 0 756425 43 ALFRED NZO DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY 0 2457 44 ALL 4 SECURITY 0 810277 45 ALL SECURITY 0 790615 46 ALTERNATIVE FIELD PERSONNEL PTY LTD 0 260554 47 ALTITUDE WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS 0 9527 48 AM SECURITY SERVICES 0 811428 49 AMAHLO CONSULTING 0 808566 50 AMALGAMATED METAL RECYCLING C C 0 245441 51 AMALGAMATED METALS RECYCLING WESTRAND (PTY) 0 807040 52 AMATOLA DISTRICT COUNCIL 0 16091 53 AMC INTERNATIONAL 0 811821 54 AMPATH TRUST 0 15935 55 ANALYTICAL RISK MANAGEMENT (PTY) LTD 0 800796 56 ANALYTIX ACADEMY 0 810146 57 ANCHOR PROTECTION SERVICES 0 792438 58 ANCHOR SECURITY GAUTENG (PTY) LTD 0 7210 59 ANIPHARM (PTY )LTD 0 799601 60 ANOVA HEALTH INSTITUTE 0 793764 61 ANTI CRIME SECURITY UNIT 0 12144 62 ANTISEPTOL INTERNATIONAL 0 812095 63 AOM AFRICA 0 802296 64 APCAN RISK MANAGEMENT 0 786036 65 AQUATICO LABORATORIES PTY LTD 0 812033 66 AQUATICO SCIENTIFIC PTY LTD 0 812011 67 ARCHIBUS SOLUTION CENTRES SOUTH AFRICA 0 795104 68 ARROW-CHEM 0 810585 69 ARWYP MEDICAL CENTRE 0 810913 70 ARWYP MEDICAL CENTRE 0 810870 71 ARWYP MEDICAL CENTRE PTY 0 754405 72 ARWYP PHARMACY PTY (LTD) 0 792636 73 ARWYP PROPERTIES 0 798971 74 ASK SECURITY CC 0 801680 75 ASSESSMENT COLLEGE OF SA PROPRIETARY LIMITED 0 812123 76 ASSUMPTION CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL 0 730583 77 ATTI POLOKWANE 0 810709 78 AUTUMN STORM INVESTMENTS 362 (PTY) LTD 0 795584 79 AV ALLIANCE (PTY) LTD 0 810895 80 AVANTI SECURITY & INVESTIGATION CC 0 806469 81 AVIS COACH CHARTER 0 809461 82 AVIS RENT A CAR - EASTERN CAPE REGION 0 789119 83 AVIS RENT A CAR - NORTHERN PROVINCE REGION 0 789553 84 AVOCADO VISION 0 796363 85 AWENDRUS OLD AGE HOME 0 793113 86 B & C GROUP PTY LTD 0 100383 87 B & W BUSINESS TRUST 0 806470 88 BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY 0 11331 89 BABELELA SECURITY 0 803046 90 BAKER STREET PHARMACY 0 810025 91 BAKGWADIBA FUNERAL UNDERTAKER 0 810701 92 BARCODE MOBILE BAR INDUSTRY (PTY) LTD 0 808932 93 BARGAIN SECURITY 0 789419 94 BARINOR MANAGEMENT 0 804949 95 BARRY BOTHA & BREYTENBACH 0 10505 96 BATELEUR SEKURITY 0 407882 97 BAYMONT FIELD SERVICES (PTY)LTD 0 790640 98 BAYTECK FIRE C C 0 3171 99 BEAUTIFUL CONNECTIONS 0 796251 100 BEE VERIFICATION AGENCY 0 807809 101 BELA BELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY 0 595262 102 BEREA NURSES INSTITUTE 0 793822 103 BEREA TECHNICAL COLLEGE 0 222414 104 BERGRIVIER MUNICIPALITY 0 17716 105 BEST SECURE ARMED RESPONSE 0 796082 106 BETTENIA SCHOOLS CC 0 803675 107 BILL BUCHANAN ASS FOR THE AGED 0 17343 108 BIO ANALYTICAL RESEARCH CORPORATION S A PTY LTD 0 311172 109 BIO COMBE (PTY) LTD 0 810448 110 BIODEX CC 0 799429 111 BISHOP BAVIN SCHOOL - ST GEORGE 0 12930 112 BITOU MUNICIPALITY 0 5120 113 BIZ AFRICA 426 PTY LTD 0 119434 114 BKL MONITORING AND INSPECTORATE SERVICES CC 0 806547 115 BLACKMOON DESIGN AND ADVERTISING 0 801638 116 BLEND EVENT MANAGEMENT 0 798809 117 BLESSED GERARD CARE CENTRE 0 789685 118 BLIND SA 0 797470 119 BLIND TIME WINDOW INNOVATIONS CC 0 799882 120 BLOUBERG MUNICIPALITY 0 9806 121 BLUE BULLS COMPANY (PTY) LTD 0 21688 122 BOJANALA PLATINUM DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY 0 801136 123 BOLAND COLLEGE 0 4473 124 BOLAND HOSPICE 0 792648 125 BOMA VLEISMARK 0 810605 126 BONGANI SECURITY SERVICES C C 0 15198 127 BORCHARD & HANSEN INC 0 811787 128 BORDER CRICKET 0 809483 129 BOTTOMUP SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 0 806772 130 BRABER SECURITY SERVICES 0 801116 131 BRAKPAN OOGKUNDIGES 0 812086 132 BRAND UNLIMITED PTY LTD 0 798076 133 BRENTHURST RESIDENCE 0 810609 134 BRILLIANT CLEANING 0 790152 135 BRINANT SECURITY PTY LTD 0 33844 136 BRINKS SA (PTY) LTD 0 796189 137 BROADREACH HEALTHCARE (PTY) LTD 0 787126 138 BROUBART SECURITY SERVICES 0 752718 139 BUDGET WASTE 0 810675 140 BUFFALLO CITY PUBLIC FET COLLEGE 0 3068 141 BUFFALO CITY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY 0 13242 142 BURGER RADIOLOGIST INC 0 12114 143 BUSHBUCKRIDGE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY 0 802136 144 BUTHELEZI ONE STOP 0 810591 145 C G S CORPORATE SECURITY SERVICES (PTY) LTD 0 810456 146 C2 DIGITAL 0 810252 147 CACADU DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY 0 10519 148 CAMPERDOWN ENVIRONMENTAL C C 0 479177 149 CAMPROSEC 0 790659 150 CANCER ASSOCIATION OF SA 0 792310 151 CANINE SECURITY TRANSVAAL (PTY) LTD 0 277238 152 CAO 0 799439 153 CAPE FERTILITY CLINIC INCORPORATED 0 807778 154 CAPE MEDICS 0 809244 155 CAPE OF GOOD HOPE SPCA 0 800158 156 CAPE PENINSULA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (CPUT) 0 788701 157 CAPE WINELANDS DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY 0 3965 158 CAPI SECURITY 0 797004 159 CAPITAL AIR REACTION SERVICES 0 789666 160 CAPITAL AIR SECURITY OPERATION (PTY) LTD 0 754214 161 CAPRISA 0 787745 162 CARDIO-THORACIC SURGEONS 0 806639 163 CARE CURE VEREENIGING (PTY) LTD 0 796925 164 CAREER CIRCUIT (PTY) LTD 0 807640 165 CARLBANK MINING CONTRACTS PTY LTD 0 787470 166 CARTEL CUSTOM CARS (PTY) LTD 0 801910 167 CB SECURITY (PTY)LTD 0 789651 168 CBA SECURITY PTY LTD 0 784442 169 CE STEWART & CO 0 799474 170 CENTRAL MEDICAL PTY LTD 0 14974 171 CENTRE FOR CREATIVE EDUCATION 0 809976 172 CENTRE FOR LIFESTYLE MANAGEMENT 0 810526 173 CENTURION CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 0 560190 174 CHAPS 0 793942 175 CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOLS 0 574932 176 CHECKPORT SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD 0 791377 177 CHESTERHOUSE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 0 419580 178 CHILD WELFARE BLOEMFONTEIN AND CHILDLINE FREE 0 804186 STATE 179 CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY-CAPE TOWN 0 359693 180 CHILD WELFARE SOUTH AFRICA GRABOUW 0 806664 181 CHILLING AFFAIRS 0 810969 182 CHIPCOR 0 810548 183 CHIPPA INVESTMENT HOLDINGS 0 375259 184 CHOC CHILDHOOD CANCER FOUNDATION SA 0 796270 185 CHOICE TRUST 0 794469 186 CHRIS HANI DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY 0 16208 187 CHRISTAIN REVIVAL CHURCH 0 811425 188 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE ST JOHN'S PARKLANDS 0 417276 189 CHUBB FIRE & SECURITY A DIVISION OF CHUBB SECURITY 0 8000 SA (PTY) LTD 190 CHUTE SYSTEMS 0 799306 191 CIRCA RECRUITMENT (PTY) LTD 0 15565 192 CITIPROTECTION SA PTY LTD 0 808788 193 CITY AND GUILDS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 0 812080 194 CITY COUNCIL OF MAFIKENG 0 5786 195 CITY HOSPITAL 0 788713 196 CITY HOSPITAL LTD 0 3439 197 CITY OF CAPE TOWN 0 6785 198 CITY OF MATLOSANA 0 629490 199 CIVICUS WORLD ALLIANCE FOR CITIZEN PARTICIPATION 0 793746 200 CLANFRESH 0 793373 201 CLARENDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL 0 792602 202 CLARINS 0 438072 203 CLINIX BOTSHELONG-EMPILWENI PRIVATE HOSPITAL 0 9305 (PTY)LTD 204 CLINIX PRIVATE HOSPITAL SOWETO 0 17170 205 COETZER M 0 579997 206 COLEGO INDUSTRIES C C 0 7547 207 COMMISSION FOR CONCILIATION MEDIATION & 0 17135 ARBITRATION 208 COMPAQ SECURITY 0 795197 209 COMPASS 0 808308 210 COMPATH 0 15749 211 COMPETITIVE CAPABILITIES INTERNATIONAL PTY LTD 0 809805 212 COMPUTER TRAINING INSTITUTE PTY LTD 0 11721 213 COMTEST TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD 0 805626 214 CONNAMARA CONSULTING 0 173214 215 CONNECTING AFRICA 0 797324 216 CONSERVATION SOUTH AFRICA 0 802671 217 CONTINUOUS OXYGEN SUPPLIERS TRADING AS 0 775354 218 CONTROL RISK GROUP 0 801444 219 CORABILITY (PTY) LTD 0 801485 220 CORAL CLEAN 0 803170 221 CORNWALL HILL COLLEGE 0 7008 222 CORPORATE FLIGHT SERVICES 0 800941 223 CORPORATE PAYROLL INSTITUTION (CPI) 0 788554 224 CORPORATE RELOCATIONS SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD 0 803488 225 CORTAC (PTY) LTD 0 807232 226 COTLANDS 0 753695 227 COUZYN HERTZOG HORAK & WESSELS ING 0 736969 228 COZMETEK INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LTD 0 810134 229 CRD SECURITY 0 800178 230 CREDIT TEMPS PTY LTD 0 256561 231 CRICKLEY DAIRY C C 0 500115 232 CRIME STOP PRETORIA CC 0 804859 233 CSC METALS RECYCLING CC 0 807068 234 CSS TACTICAL 0 215554 235 CTP GRAVULE 0 17115 236 CULLINAN HOLDINGS LIMITED(PENTRAVEL) 0 758174 237 CURRO MERIDIAN 0 810907 238 CURRO PRIVATE SCHOOL 0 724201 239 D B U CLEANING SERVICES C C 0 497315 240 DA VINCI HOLDINGS (PTY) LTD 0 799269
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    SA Pours Cold Water on Israel's Deal With

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    Curriculum Vitae

    Curriculum Vitae: Albert Combrink Name: Albert Combrink Address: 26 Kylemore Road University Estate 7925 Tel: (021) 448 3077 (h) 082 365 6634 (cell) E-mail: [email protected] Age: 35 (Born 15 April 1969) Marital Status: Married to Marion Walton (Senior Lecturer, Film & Media Studies, UCT) Children: Robin, 9 year old son Highest Tertiary Qualification: M Mus (Natal University) Current Employment: University Of Cape Town: Vocal Coach Website: http://acombrink.wordpress.com/ Tertiary Education, Musical Training and Diplomas 1987 - B Mus, University of Natal, South Africa 1990 Instruments: Piano, Voice, French Horn 1991 – M Mus University of Natal, S outh Africa 1993 Piano Performance and Dissertation 1995 Performance Licentiate in Piano, (UNISA) University of South Africa 1994 Performance Licentiate in Accompaniment, UNISA 1994 Teacher’s Licentiate in Piano, with Distinction, UNISA 1997 Private St udy: Hanover Hochschule für Musik, Germany Instruments and Subjects Offered All subjects offered up to Matric Level Piano Trumpet Tuba Euphonium French Horn Recorder Harmony and Theory Music History and General Music Knowledge Extra-Mural Activities Offered Bands, Choirs, Ensembles, Concert Clubs and Music Appreciation Societies, Outreach Activities. Computer Literacy MS Office, Blog-creation and Website development software, Finale, Sibelius Employment History 2008 - Vocal Coach University of Cape Town Voice Department and 2009 and Freelance Opera School, Portabello Productions, The New performer Space Theatre. 2006 - Repetiteur