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FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT & CONGRESS PROGRAMME
IFME 2003
I N T E R N AT I O N A L F E D E R AT I O N O F M U N I C I PA L E N G I N E E R S
CONGRESS
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EXHIBITION
INSTITUTION OF MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING OF SOUTHERN AFRICA
IMESA 2003
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INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE
CAPE TOWN • SOUTH AFRICA
4 th — 7 th NOVEMBER 2003
presented by
The Institution of Municipal Engineering of Southern Africa (IMESA) in association with The International Federation of Municipal Engineers (IFME) and SBS Conferences
www.sbs.co.za/IFME
WELCOME
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
It is my privilege to invite you to the IFME/IMESA 2003 congress.
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Officials involved in all aspects of Municipal
Engineering world–wide
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Local Government councillors, politicians
and administrators, responsible for service
delivery
The theme of this year’s joint congress is Challenges where first
and third worlds meet. The theme has been chosen to promote
discussion on meeting the needs of Africa, from both a developed
and developing world perspective. A relevant and essential topic
given the turbulent times of today.
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Consulting Engineers, Architects and
Planners
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Businesses involved in local and foreign
municipal engineering supplies
Delegates and speakers from countries such as The Netherlands,
Belgium, the Nordic Countries, New Zealand, Australia, India,
South Africa and various other African countries are expected to
attend.
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Contractors with overseas connections
interested in expanding their connections
with the Third World
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Local firms wishing to form connections
with overseas partners
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Funding agencies interested in forming
partnerships in the delivery of municipal
services
As a member of the International Federation of Municipal
Engineers (IFME), IMESA has the pleasure of hosting the triennial
IFME event this year, along with our annual IMESA event —
ensuring a congress of far reaching proportions and papers of
the highest international standard.
The congress will take place in the brand new Cape Town
International Convention Centre, an experience in it’s own right
and an opportunity not to be missed. Centrally situated on Cape
Town’s foreshore, the venue is surrounded by hotels to suit all
budgets and is convenient for all tourism activities. In true IMESA
tradition, an excellent partner programme has been compiled to
ensure maximum enjoyment of everything Cape Town has to offer.
Learn about the latest industry developments and management
approaches in the parallel–track sessions; experience the most
up–to–date technologies by visiting the interactive exhibition
running alongside the congress, and establish business
relationships for life, through the excellent networking
opportunities available at the social functions.
for information about IFME visit:
www.ifme-fiim.org
for information about IMESA visit:
www.imesa.org.za
With a reputation of being a well organised, enjoyable event and
providing real value, this year’s congress promises to live up to all
expectations and should not be missed.
THE VENUE
We look forward to seeing you there.
CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL
CONVENTION CENTRE
ALWYN LAUBSCHER
Opening July 2003
PRESIDENT — IMESA
The CTICC is a world class
convention centre offering
superb facilities, fitted with the
latest state of the art
technology. It is ideally situated
between the city centre and the
V & A Waterfront, in close
proximity to hotels, restaurants,
entertainment and shopping
centres.
GAL A FUNCTION
THEME: CAPE TOWN STREET PARTY
DPI Plastics
A gala function will be held in The Laager at Newlands
Rugby Stadium.
Elster Kent Metering
Klomp Consult Africa
Date:
Thursday, 6th November 2003
Time:
7:30pm to 11:30pm
Dress:
Casual
This function is sponsored by DPI Plastics and is included in
your congress fee. Accompanying partners can attend as
part of the Accompanying Partners Programme.
MEDIA PARTNER
Shorten Publications
IFME
MAJOR SPONSORS
Official Publisher of IMIESA
Several opportunities are still available to suppliers of
relevant products and services to gain exposure to the
influential delegates at both the congress and social
events.
Contact Peter or Natalie at SBS Conferences for details:
Tel:
(021)* 914 2888
*international code: (+27 21)
Email: [email protected]
Monday, 3rd November 2003
16:00 Congress Registration Opens
International Convention Centre — Hall 4
19:00 Dinner for IMESA Council / Partners
and International Delegates / Partners
Dress: Smart / Casual
CONGRESS PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
DAY 1
Tues, 4th Nov
PLENARY
SESSION i
SESSION ii
WELCOME,
INTRODUCTION &
OPENING ADDRESS
KEYNOTE ADDRESSES
SESSION 1
SESSION 2
MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING
IN A CHALLENGING
ENVIRONMENT
THE CHALLENGE:
CAN ENGINEERS DO IT?
THE CHALLENGE:
ROADS TO MOVE ON
THE CHALLENGE:
ADDRESSING THE NEEDS
OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT
DAY 3
Thurs, 6th Nov
TRACK A
SESSION 6A
SESSION 7A
THE CHALLENGE:
A MATTER OF
SUSTAINABILITY
THE CHALLENGE:
PARTNERSHIPS AND
CO–OPERATION
DAY 3
Thurs, 6th Nov
TRACK B
SESSION 6B
SESSION 7B
THE CHALLENGE:
STRETCHING
THE CURRENCY
DAY 4
Fri, 7th Nov
SESSION 10
THE CHALLENGE:
INFRASTRUCTURE
MANAGEMENT
THE CHALLENGE:
MEANINGFUL
INFRASTRUCTURE
PLENARY
SESSION 11
WRAP–UP
AND CLOSURE
THE CHALLENGE:
WATER FOR ALL
SESSION 8A
SESSION 9A
THE CHALLENGE:
BUILDING INTEGRITY
AND CAPACITY
THE CHALLENGE:
WHERE TO WITH
WASTE WATER?
SESSION 8B
SESSION 9B
THE CHALLENGE:
CUTTING RED TAPE
THE CHALLENGE:
UTILISING SPIN–OFFS
Dress for congress sessions
is Smart / Casual
www.sbs.co.za/IFME
IMESA
TOURS FOR INTERNATIONAL DELEGATES
DAY 2
Wed, 5th Nov
IMESA SESSIONS
SESSION 3
SESSION 4
SESSION 5
IMESA AGM
2 0 0 3
R E G I S T R AT I O N
SPONSORSHIP
CONGRESS PROGRAMME
DAY 1
DAY 2
Tuesday, 4th November 2003
Wednesdsay, 5th November 2003
Tours for International Delegates and Partners
during IMESA Local Sessions 3 — 5
08:00 LATE REGISTRATION
SESSION i
SESSION 3
CHALLENGES WHERE 1ST
AND 3RD WORLDS MEET
THE CHALLENGE: ROADS TO MOVE ON
08:30 Modern Cities, emergent citizens — The need for
education
09:00 Welcome
09:10 Cape Town — The Mother City
Alwyn Laubscher, President, IMESA
Craig McLachlan, Associate, Liebenberg & Stander Western
Cape (Pty) Ltd
09:10 Upgrading gravel roads to surfaced roads
through turnkey contracts — Lessons learnt
09:30 Opening Address
Minister Ebrahim Rasool, Western Cape Minister of Finance
and Economic Development (to be confirmed)
10:00 Refreshments / Exhibition Opens
Hennie Van der Schyff, Manager: Project Implementation,
Johannesburg Roads Agency
09:50 Toll roads in South Africa: The consequences
after two decades
Ron Harmse, Project Manager, SANRAL
10:30 Refreshments / View Exhibition
SESSION ii
SESSION 4
KEYNOTE ADDRESSES: MUNICIPAL FACETS
OF THE CHALLENGE
THE CHALLENGE: ADDRESSING THE NEEDS
OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT
10:40 Engineering Challenges
11:00 Security at public transport interchanges:
Experiences from Cape Town
Rufus Maruma, Chairman, Stewart Scott South Africa
11:20 The ongoing challenge of municipal engineering:
finding the money and making it go further
Barry Jackson, Principal Policy Analyst, Development Bank of
Southern Africa
12:00 Planning for delivery in turbulent times
Clem Sunter, Chairman, Anglo American Chairman’s Fund
Ronald Kingma, Head: Public Transport, City of Cape Town
11:40 Taxi ranks — where the First and Third Worlds
really meet in so many respects
Sias Oosthuizen, Director, Siyazi Transportation Services
12:20 Bogota, Colombia: Model City for sustainable
urban transport: Lessons for South African cities
Gregory Pryce–Lewis, Transportation Engineer, Nelson
Mandela Metropolitan Municipality
12:40 Lunch / View Exhibition
13:00 Lunch — Sponsored by Elster Kent Metering /
View Exhibition
SESSION 1
SESSION 5
MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING IN A CHALLENGING
ENVIRONMENT: A SUBJECT OF EVOLUTION
THE CHALLENGE: WATER FOR ALL
14:00 The last 100 years — how changing technical
solutions have influenced political and
professional structures in Municipal
Engineering
John Sanders, Chairman: Municipal Engineering Board,
Institution of Civil Engineers, UK
14:40 Municipal Engineering Associations:
The IPWEA Case Study
Chris Champion, CEO, Institute of Public Works Engineering,
Australia
14:00 Umtata peri–urban water supply scheme — a
case study in the process of sustainable development
Wiero Vogelzang, Director: Water Division, Arcus Gibb (Pty) Ltd
14:40 Case Study — Turning around a large Water and
Sanitation Utility: Johannesburg Water
Jean–Pierre Mas, Operations Executive & Mrs Lesego Lebuso,
Institutional & Social Development Manager, Johannesburg
Water Management (Pty) Ltd
15:20 PVC Pipes: The next generation
Bob Haynes, Marketing Executive, DPI Plastics
15:20 Refreshments / View Exhibition
16:00 Refreshments / View Exhibition
SESSION 2
IMESA AGM
THE CHALLENGE: CAN ENGINEERS DO IT?
16:20 Institution of Municipal Engineering of
Southern Africa — Annual General Meeting
International Convention Centre — Auditorium 2
15:50 The consultants role in the NEPAD initiative
Dempsey Naidoo, Executive Chairperson, PD Naidoo &
Associates (Pty) Ltd
16:30 The Municipal Engineer: At the centre of the
aspirations of a developing country and first
world technology
Michael Balestra, Assistant Town Engineer: Design &
Implementation, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipality
19:00 WELCOME COCKTAIL FUNCTION
www.sbs.co.za/IFME
EVENING AT LEISURE
TRACK A
DAY 3
TRACK B
Thursday, 6th November 2003
Thursday, 6th November 2003
SESSION 6A
SESSION 6B
THE CHALLENGE: A MATTER OF SUSTAINABILITY
THE CHALLENGE: STRETCHING THE
CURRENCY
08:30 Innovative engineering to provide sustainable and
manageable infrastructure in Third World communities
Pieter De Wet, Director, Africon Engineering International (Pty) Ltd
09:10 Integration of efforts between municipalities
and mining houses to ensure sustainable
service delivery in the Sekhukhune district
Bertus Bierman, Municipal Services Specialist, Anglo Platinum
09:50 National Guide to sustainable municipal
infrastructure: Innovations and Best Practices
Michael Sheflin, Chair: Roads & Sidewalks Committee, National
Guide to Sustainable Municipal Infrastructure, Canada
08:30 Revenue Management results in Revenue
Generation
David Nagle, Managing Director, Consolidated African
Technologies (Pty) Ltd
09:10 Funding of Infrastructure Development
André Kruger, Financing Specialist, Public Private Partnership,
Absa
09:50 Stop the bleeding: Addressing problems with
municipal consumer water meter readings and
related issues
Dr Leon Geustyn, Director, Geustyn Loubser Streicher Inc.
10:30 Refreshments / View Exhibition
10:30 Refreshments / View Exhibition
SESSION 7A
SESSION 7B
THE CHALLENGE: PARTNERSHIPS AND
CO–OPERATION
THE CHALLENGE: MEANINGFUL INFRASTRUCTURE
11:00 Building communities through infrastructure
provision
11:00 Co–operation on local issues
Hennie Du Plessis, Chief Engineer, Provincial Government of the
Western Cape
Jelle Brouwer, Director, Brouwer Interim–en
Procesmanagement, The Netherlands
11:40 Optimising settlement locations planning in
Cape Town
11:40 Public Private Partnership (PPP):
A forced marriage?
Ted Van Herpen, Managing Director, Vereniging STADSWERK,
The Netherlands
Marianne Vanderschuren, Senior Lecturer, University of Cape
Town
12:20 Status of solid waste management in South
Africa: A broad overview
12:20 Partnerships for basic infrastructure and
environmental management in Msunduzi
— a model to replicate
Riaz Jogiat, Project Manager, Built Environment Support Group & Dr Kevin
Wall, Manager: Urban Management & Infrastructure, Boutek CSIR
Prof Fred Otieno, Dean: Faculty of Engineering, Technikon
Pretoria
13:00 Lunch / View Exhibition
13:00 Lunch / View Exhibition
SESSION 8A
SESSION 8B
THE CHALLENGE: BUILDING INTEGRITY &
CAPACITY
THE CHALLENGE: CUTTING RED TAPE
14:00 The importance of transparency and reliability
of modern governments as main premise for
investment in Africa
Pieter Wiekeraad, Managing Director: Department for Urban
Planning & Design, Municipality of Hoogeveen, The Netherlands
14:40 Knowledge Management within public technical
administration — a learning by doing project
Jørgen Knudsen, Technical Director, Gentofte Kommune,
Denmark
15:20 Refreshments / View Exhibition
14:00 Re–engineering public sector processes to aid
delivery on infrastructure
Bridgette Gasa, Manager: Public Sector Capacity, Construction
Industry Development Board
14:40 Procuring professional services in a municipal
engineering environment: outcome of the
investigation by the IMESA procurement task
team
Willem Pretorius, Director, Tsela Tsweu Consulting Engineers
15:20 Refreshments / View Exhibition
SESSION 9A
SESSION 9B
THE CHALLENGE: WHERE TO WITH WASTE
WATER?
THE CHALLENGE: UTILISING SPIN–OFFS
15:50 The BIOCOS ® wastewater treatment system —
An easy to apply new economical and ecological
solution for Third World situations
Dr Wolfgang Becker, Assistant Professor, Department of
Environmental Engineering, University of Innsbruck, Austria
16:30 Vacuum Sewerage — A modern system aiding to
reduce the costs of Communal Wastewater
Collection
15:50 The municipal engineer’s role in Tourism —
Initiative through infrastructure
Prof Gerhard du Toit, Divisional Director, UWP Consulting (Pty)
Ltd
16:30 Plan for the transformation of solid urban
refuses into inert construction materials
Sergio Spazzacampagna, ANTEL, Italy
Stefan Behnke, Director International Activities, Roediger
Vakuum–und Haustechnik GmbH, Germany
19:00
GALA FUNCTION
Sponsored by DPI Plastics
Newlands Rugby Stadium
www.sbs.co.za/IFME
CONGRESS PROGRAMME
DAY 3
CONGRESS PROGRAMME
DAY 4
EXHIBITION
Friday, 7th November 2003
Exhibition modules are available in 9, 18, 27, 36 & 54 m2.
Exhibition cost is R900 per m2 + 14% VAT. — This includes
shellscheme, lighting, power, carpets & fascia name.
The exhibition will be open from 10:00 — 18:00
Tuesday to Thursday and 10:00 — 13:00 on Friday.
The exhibition layout can be viewed on the web at:
www.sbs.co.za/IFME
Stands may be booked by email:
[email protected]
SESSION 10
THE CHALLENGE: INFRASTRUCTURE
MANAGEMENT
08:30 Strategic Infrastructure Management —
The New Zealand Experience and the
relevance to developing countries
Graeme Hughson, Associate Director, Meritec
Consultants Ltd & Richard Kirby, Assets Manager,
Manawatu District Council, New Zealand
09:10 Elected representative: The stewards &
guardians of infrastructure
LIST OF EXHIBITORS AT TIME OF PRINT:
ABSA
Richard Kirby, Assets Manager, Manawatu District
Council, New Zealand
African Gabions
Africon
09:50 Municipal Engineering in Future
Roy Thomassen, Director: Technical Department,
Municipality of Eastern Toten, Norway
10:30 Refreshments / View Exhibition
AJ Broom Road Products
Amanz’abantu Services / WSSA
Amitech
Aqua–Loc South Africa
SESSION 11
Bigen Africa
WRAP–UP AND CLOSURE
Cellgard Telemetry (Pty) Ltd
11:00 Panel Discussion
Concrete Manufacturers
Association
12:00 Wrap–up Proceedings
Consolidated African
Technologies (Pty) Ltd
13:00 Lunch
DPI Plastics
Elster Kent Metering (Pty) Ltd
Geustyn Loubser Streicher
/ V&V Consulting
SPEAKERS
South Africa
Alwyn Laubscher
André Kruger
Barry Jackson
Bertus Bierman
Bob Haynes
Bridgette Gasa
Clem Sunter
Craig McLachlan
David Nagle
Dempsey Naidoo
Fred Otieno
Gerhard du Toit
Gregory Pryce-Lewis
Hennie Du Plessis
Hennie Van der Schyff
Jean-Pierre Mas
Kevin Wall
Leon Geustyn
Lesego Lebuso
Marianne
Vanderschuren
Michael Balestra
Pieter De Wet
Riaz Jogiat
Ron Harmse
Ronald Kingma
Rufus Maruma
Sias Oosthuizen
Wiero Vogelzang
Willem Pretorius
Hellerman Tyton (Pty) Ltd
UK
HSM (Pty) Ltd
Huber Technology (Pty) Ltd
Hydro–Comp Enterprises
Jeffares Green Parkman
Consultants
Klomp Consult Africa (Pty) Ltd
Knowledge Base
Kwezi V3 Engineers
Ninham Shand (Pty) Ltd
Power Construction Roads
SAICE/SAACE/SAFCEC
UWP Consulting (Pty) Ltd
VKE Engineers (Pty) Ltd
Water Research Commission
Watson Marlow Bredel SA
WSP Africa
Yelland Control
John Sanders
MAP OF CENTRAL CAPE TOWN
Australia
Chris Champion
4
1km
7
Canada
Michael Sheflin
6
The Netherlands
Jelle Brouwer
Pieter Wiekeraad
Ted Van Herpen
500
5
3
Denmark
Jorgen Knudsen
CONVENTION
P CENTRE
2
Austria
Wolfgang Becker
Italy
Sergio
Spazzacampagna
Germany
Stefan Behnke
New Zealand
Graeme Hughson
Richard Kirby
Norway
Roy Thomassen
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ACCOMMODATION
TRANSPORT
Special rates have been secured at the following hotels,
ranging from 50m to 3km from the congress venue.
Locations of Hotels are indicated on the map LEFT
Free transport from the airport to the
selected hotels mentioned, as well as
shuttles to and from the hotels and
convention centre will be arranged.
Bookings and payments for accommodation must be
made direct with the hotels as soon as possible to avoid
disappointment.
prpn
pppn
b&b
1
2
3
per room per night
per person per night
bed and breakfast
The Capetonian ★★★★
(200m to congress venue)
Single:
R695/night b&b
Contact:
Quote:
Email:
Tel:
Fax:
Zuraya Davids
IFME2003
[email protected]
(021) 691 8837
(021) 691 8861
Double:
The Cullinan ★★★★
R620/night b&b
R720 (superior)
Contact:
Quote:
Email:
Tel:
Fax:
Zaida Rhodes
#6052
[email protected]
(021) 418 6920
(021) 425 8686
PARTNER/SPOUSE
R980 prpn b&b
R1080 (superior)
Table Mountain/Kirstenbosch/Hout Bay
from 08:45 to 15:45
Double: R830 prpn Mon — Thurs
R605 prpn Fri —Sun
Roseline Davids
#5830
[email protected]
(021) 419 9450
(021) 419 0460
5
6
The Breakwater Lodge
Wednesday, 5th November
Hermanus/Township or Technical Visit
From 08:45 to 17:00
Winelands
From 08:45 to 17:00
(1.5km to congress venue)
PRE & POST
CONGRESS
Various packages are available for touring
Southern Africa to discover the splendid
beauty of this region. These include:
R290 prpn
Double share shower:
R350 prpn
Single en–suite:
R470 prpn
Double en–suite:
R560 prpn
Kruger National Park Fly–in Safari
Kingsize:
R610 prpn
Business Suites:
R610 prpn
(3 days / 2 nights)
R6208 single
Zambian Safari — Victoria Falls
Single:
(3 days / 2 nights)
US$ 436 single
Double:
R451 pppn b&b
Protea Cape Castle, Green Point ★★★ (1km to venue)
R506/night b&b
Double:
Protea Hotel Sea Point ★★★
R347 pppn b&b
(3km to congress venue)
Robben Island
R4820 sharing
Protea Victoria Junction ★★★★ (1km to congress venue)
R693/night b&b
African wildlife
Thursday, 6th November
Single share shower:
Single:
7
The following tours are included in the
accompanying partners fee.
Tuesday, 4th November
HOTELS OPERATED BY PROTEA HOTELS:
4
Table Mountain cableway
NB: Pre–Booking is Essential
(300m to congress venue)
Single: R605/night
P Undercover Parking is available at the
CTICC for private and hired vehicles at
R30/day, payable at CTICC.
TOURS
Double:
City Lodge V & A
Cape winelands
R785 prpn b&b
(50m to congress venue)
Single:
Contact:
Quote:
Email:
Tel:
Fax:
PARKING
US$ 293 sharing
Victoria Falls: Zimbabwe
(3 days / 2 nights)
US$ 704 single
US$ 490 sharing
Single:
R325/night b&b
Garden Route Tour
Email:
[email protected]
Quote:
IFME
(4 days / 3 nights)
R10663 single
Tel:
086 111 9000
The Waterfront
R7380 sharing
For full details: www.sbs.co.za/IFME
Bookings: [email protected]
Please see the SBS website for details of available
guest–houses and maps of the surrounding area:
www.sbs.co.za/IFME
NB: above prices are an indication only —
please confirm prices when making your
reservation
www.sbs.co.za/IFME
Kirstenbosch Gardens
Delegates
Normal
Early Bird
IMESA Members
R2275
R1995
Non–Members — SADEC
R2550
R2275
IFME / International
US$ 575
US$ 525
Early Bird Discount:
Bookings AND Payments MUST be received by 29th August 2003.
South African fee in ZAR includes:
14% VAT, documentation, refreshments, lunches, welcome cocktail
function, gala function, airport transfers and venue/selected hotel
shuttle service.
International fee in US $ includes:
14% VAT, documentation, refreshments, lunches, international delegates
dinner, welcome cocktail function, gala function, South African gift, tour to
Hermanus/Township or Technical Visit, airport transfers and
venue/selected hotel shuttle service.
Initials
TEL
First Name
(021) 914 2888
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Congress fees do not include:
Travel, accommodation, pre/post tours or accompanying partner fee.
The Accompanying Partner Programme Includes:
Welcome Cocktail Function on Tuesday, 4th November
Gala Function on Thursday, 6th November
Tour on Tuesday, 4th November
(Table Mountain /Kirstenbosch/Hout Bay)
Tour on Wednesday, 5th November
(Hermanus/Township or Technical Visit)
Tour on Thursday, 6th November (Winelands)
PLEASE NOTE:
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Bookings may be made by post, fax, email or online. All
bookings will be confirmed by SBS within 48 working
hours.
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Payment can be made by cheque, electronic transfer or
credit card (Visa or Mastercard).
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Cheques should be made payable to Strategic Business
Services (Pty) Ltd.
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All cancellations must be confirmed in writing and a
cancellation reference obtained from SBS.
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Cancellations cannot be refunded if cancelled within 10
working days of the event. Cancellations prior to 10
working days will be refunded less 10% cancellation fee.
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Substitution of delegates will be permitted and all name
changes must be communicated to SBS by fax or email.
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In the event of unforeseen circumstances we reserve
the right to change the venue, dates and programme.
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BANK DETAILS:
Natalie or Kirsten:
Strategic Business Services
First National Bank
Tygerberg Branch
[email protected]
Web:
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Tel:
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Fax:
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