Medici medical app launches in South Africa

You Need Posted on by

A medical app, Medici, that is said to be revolutionising the doctor-patient relationship, is now available in South Africa. The next-generation secure messaging app enables users to communicate virtually with medical providers via text, call, or video.

Data Entry Clerk

You Need Posted on by

Our client in Bloemfontein is in need of a Data Entry Clerk to enter data from various source documents into the computer system for storage, processing and data management purposes. Requirements:-Grade 12. -Formal computer training an advantage. -Proficient in relevant computer applications such as MS Office. -Accurate keyboard skills and proven ability to enter data at the required speed. -Knowledge of correct spelling, grammar and punctuation. -Knowledge of clerical and administrative duties. Duties:-Prepare, compile and sort documents for data entry. -Check source documents for accuracy. -Verify data and correct data where necessary. -Obtain further information for incomplete documents. -Update data and delete unnecessary files. -Combine and rearrange data from source documents where required. -Enter data from source documents into prescribed computer database, files and forms. -Transcribe information into required electronic format. -Scan documents into document management systems or databases. -Check completed work for accuracy. -Store completed documents in designated locations. -Maintain logbooks or records of activities and tasks. -Respond to requests for information and access relevant files. -Print information when required. -Comply with data integrity and security policies. We do not charge candidates any fees. Fax your CV to: 086 566 8634 Or call Madelein: 084 572 4146

Warehouse Assistants

You Need Posted on by

A job opportunity exists in Bloemfontein for 3 warehouse assistants. Requirements:-Grade 12 will be to your advantage. -Previous experience in the same environment. Duties:-Pack, stock, organize and rearrange products in warehouse. -Manage and handle loading and unloading of products. -Operate pallet jacks. We do not charge any fees. Fax your CV to: 086 566 8634 Or call Madelein: 084 572 4146

Residential for Rent. R 120 000 : 7.0 BEDROOM HOUSE TO LET IN BISHOPSCOURT… South Africa Property Portal

You Need Posted on by
 

PROPERTY SEARCH

Quick Search

 

Advanced Search

 

Ref. No. Search

 

Agent Search

 
 

 

Price: R 120 000 per month
Ref No: 2219473

in BISHOP LAVIS, CAPE TOWN, WESTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA

7.0 BEDROOM HOUSE TO LET IN BISHOPSCOURT

    

Listing Features

  

Listing Description
  • Bedrooms: 7.0
  • Bathrooms: 8.0
  • Building Size:
  • Erf Size 0
  • Garages: 0.0
  • Carports/Parking Bays: 5.0
  • Pool: No
  • Exterior Wall:
  • Domestic Accommodation: 0.0
  • Flatlet: 0.0

 

   SHORT TERM SUPERIOR HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION Superior Bespoke Luxury in this Exclusive Villa comprising perfect FIVE STAR accommodations Authentic Art Deco Villa in Upmarket Prestigious Bishopscourt Cape Town On the slopes of Kirstenbosch Gardens Minutes from both Newlands Stadiums Scenic Bus routes a walk away Wine Farms Superb eateries Have the most luxurious experience !!!!! Boasting : Seven Double bedrooms Exceptional Reception areas Fabulous privacy and quiet FULLY EQUIPPED – pampering to your every need. 120k per month. Look no further for your PERFECT stay in Cape Town. On the doorstep to all amenities ….******
 
     

All the leading Estate Agents

SHARE OUR WEBSITE
 

INFORMATION
 

 

House for Sale. R 9 500 000 : 4.0 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR SALE IN CONSTANTIA… South Africa Property Portal

You Need Posted on by
 

PROPERTY SEARCH

Quick Search

 

Advanced Search

 

Ref. No. Search

 

Agent Search

 
 

 

Price: R 9 500 000
Ref No: UPNW-0573

in CONSTANTIA, CAPE TOWN, WESTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA

4.0 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR SALE IN CONSTANTIA

    

Listing Features

  

Listing Description
  • Bedrooms: 4.0
  • Bathrooms: 3.0
  • Building Size: 373
  • Erf Size 1448
  • Garages: 2.0
  • Carports/Parking Bays: 4.0
  • Pool: Yes
  • Exterior Wall:
  • Domestic Accommodation: 0.0
  • Flatlet:

 

   Classic elegance in the Georgian vein
This beautiful, high ceilinged home provides an incredible quality of lifestyle, privacy, security, and peace. Charming open plan spaces flow from a well proportioned entrance into a delightfully designed, spacious family living area. From the patio where the lovely mountain scenery can be fully appreciated next to a glistening pool, wind free entertainment is a pleasure. Glorious North/West facing, sun filled living continues to be on-trend and the aspiration for most home-owners.
 
     

All the leading Estate Agents

SHARE OUR WEBSITE
 

INFORMATION
 

 

Stormers grind out a win over Blues to get back on track

You Need Posted on by

After heavy losses on their recent New Zealand tour, the Stormers simply needed to eke out any old win and they duly did it thanks to some fierce second half defence, and physical dominance in the final quarter aided by a late red card for the Blues.

Wing Matt Duffie was sent off in the 66th minute after his second yellow card offence, and the extra man in the closing stages proved the difference on a night each side scored three tries.

The Stormers moved to 30 points on the standings, 15 clear of the Bulls in their conference and are all but into the play-offs while the Blues’ slim hopes are on life support after the setback.

It was victory for character and resilience by the home team after a tough last five weeks, as they remain the only ‘foreign’ team to beat a franchise from New Zealand this season.

New Zealand teams have collectively played 34 matches against overseas opponents in Super Rugby this season and lost two. Both defeats have been inflicted by the Stormers, who earlier in the year beat the Chiefs at Newlands.

The Blues, clearly NZ’s fifth best team, lack a tight five to match the rest.

It was in that area of the match where the Stormers gained control through the incredible work of locks Eben Etzebeth and Pieter-Steph du Toit once again.

They were well backed up by captain Siya Kolisi and No 8 Nizaam Carr while Blues prop Charlie Faumuina was a handful in the loose.

The giant tighthead provided two offloads that led to first half tries for hooker James Parsons and centre George Moala, but his presence was less obvious in the set phases.

Etzebeth and Du Toit were omnipresent in the loose while the Stormers pack bossed the scrums – even holding their own when Etzebeth was in the sin bin following a minor fracas late in the first half.

The Blues have some outstanding backs with All Black centres Moala and Sonny Bill Williams providing moments of inspiration.

Although the Blues still scored three tries, it was a more urgent defensive display from the Stormers after weeks of losing the gainline battle, that was the biggest improvement.

Their linespeed was impressive as they shut down potentially dangerous attacks, suffocating the Blues’ offloading game, while there was also better decision-making at the breakdown.

The Blues’ two tries inside 33 minutes had them well ahead approaching halftime when Kolisi scored just before the break to give his side a lift after the Blues had run into a 12-3 lead.

But the euphoria was short-lived when Blues flank Blake Gibson benefitted from smart work by Sonny Bill to restore a nine-point cushion with a soft try in the 44th minute.

The Stormers though stayed composed and worked their way back into the match through better tactical kicking and uncompromising defensive work.

From the improved field position fullback SP Marais added three late penalties while Leyds scored from a quickly taken tap penalty on the hour.

Replacement flank Sikhumbuzo Notshe was awarded a try when he crashed over from close range, which gave the home team some breathing space at critical stage in the match.

Scorers:

Stormers:

Tries: Siya Kolisi, Dillyn Leyds, Sikhumbuzo Notshe

Conversions: SP Marais (3)

Penalties: Marais (3).

Blues:

Ties: George Moala, James Parsons, Blake Gibson

Conversions: Piers Francis (2)

Penalty: Bryn Gatland.

  – TMG Digital/TMG Sport

News24.com | Materialistic children blind to signs of abuse – Dlamini

You Need Posted on by

Johannesburg – South Africa’s materialistic children are unable to see when they are being abused, Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini said on Friday.

“Our children are growing up in a different time than we did. They love money. Our children are materialistic. Our children can’t see when they are being abused psychologically, emotionally.

“Once someone abuses you emotionally, they break you. You are finished. It lowers your confidence,” Dlamini said at the funeral of Karabo Mokoena in Diepkloof on Friday morning.

Dlamini, who is also the African National Congress Women’s League president, said men had to be told that the violence against women and children had to end.

She said minimum sentences for such crimes were too lenient and could easily be manipulated. The fact that Mokoena’s alleged killer, Sandile Mantsoe, claimed to have a good relationship with and love for God could be used to get him a lesser sentence, or early parole, she said.

READ: ‘Men, this must come to an end’ – Bathabile Dlamini at Karabo Mokoena’s funeral

Femicide

Mokoena’s burnt body was found in Lyndhurst, Johannesburg, on April 29. Mantsoe allegedly physically abused her. She had opened an assault case against him.

Dlamini said she was against the use of the hashtag MenAreTrash on Twitter.

“But those who are not trash must stand up and say: ‘Not in our name,'” she said to applause and cheers.

The speakers agreed the hashtag was both prophetic and divisive, but would only lead to a generation of “trash men”.

PICTURES: Funeral of Karabo Mokoena

Dlamini said statistics on the number of women killed by men in SA were indications of femicide in the country. She recounted the abuse, assaults, rapes, and killings of black lesbians in townships.

Minister in the Presidency for Women, Susan Shabangu, spoke about some of the horrific experiences of women and children at the hands of men, sometimes men they trusted.

The theme of men protecting women had been fuelled by several recent attacks on and murders of women and children. This was not the freedom many had fought for.

Women’s anger at men was justified. Women and children no longer felt safe in the streets, or at home, she said.

Sport24.co.za | Gutsy Stormers overpower Blues at Newlands

You Need Posted on by

Lloyd Burnard – Newlands

Cape Town – A gutsy second half display from the Stormers saw them beat the Blues 30-22 in a brutal Super Rugby clash at Newlands on Friday night. 

As it happened: Stormers v Blues

It is the second time this season that the Stormers have beaten New Zealand opposition.

While the eight-point win looks comfortable on the scoreboard, it was anything but in a game that will be remembered for more incidents off the ball than anything else.

It finished three tries apiece, but the Stormers had to dig deep for this one.

With no specialist flyhalf on the field, the Stormers looked to fullback SP Marais to kick their goals, and he did that from distance early on to put his side 3-0 up and settle any concerns they may have had in that area.

Blues wing Matt Duffie was shown a yellow card for offside after a string of Blues penalties on 14 minutes, and while the Stormers could have taken an easy three points they opted instead to set up a lineout and chase the try.

It proved to be the wrong call as they were met by a resilient Blues defence who stole the ball and cleared their lines.

The big talking point came on 20 minutes when the Blues were given a penalty for a high tackle on the Stormers line.

Blues No 8 Akira Ioane gave Eben Etzebeth a firm shove to the chest, and the Stormers lock retaliated … as he does.

It became a massive scuffle, with Etzebeth and Blues superstar Sonny Bill Williams squaring off as the crowd erupted.

Replays showed that the Stormers lock had raised his hands one too many times, and he was sent to the bin for a 10 minute period that would prove costly.

With the momentum on their side, the Blues looked dangerous with ball-in-hand as they scored two tries in 10 minutes through George Moala and skipper James Parsons – both the result of some nifty passing.

That put the visitors 12-3 up, and at that stage the Blues looked like they might run away with it.

But the Stormers, with a fired up Etzebeth back on the park, had other ideas.

They again turned down an easy three points on the stroke of half time to set up a lineout, but this time they had their reward when Siya Kolisi went crashing over under the posts.

It made it 12-10 to the Blues at the break, and Newlands believed again.

But shortly after the restart the Stormers were dealt a blow when the Blues had their third – Williams offloading to Blake Gibson after a few attacking phases close to the line.

Blues flyhalf Piers Francis was then knocked out cold following a Shaun Treeby high tackle, but the visitors kept up their territorial dominance as the Stormers struggled to threaten on attack.

Then, out of nowhere, the Stormers came to life.

Robbie Fleck’s men spent what seemed like an age camped on the Blues line before they got their second try.

After a string of phases that had the Newlands faithful roaring, the Stormers were eventually awarded a penalty.

Dillyn Leyds got hold of the ball, sprinted to the mark, took the quick tap and dived over the line before anyone could stop him.

After Marais’s conversion, the Stormers were 20-19 up.  

The Blues came back strong, but the Stormers were a different team.

Cheslin Kolbe looked to be in for a score down the right touchline, but he was stopped just short.

Duffie, though, then dived on the Stormers wing illegally to be shown his second yellow card and a red, meaning the Blues had to play the last 15 minutes with 14 men.

When substitute Sikhumbuzo Notshe squirmed his way over from close range, the Blues were buried and the Stormers were on the verge of a special win.

Bryn Gatland and Marais then exchanged penalties, and the Stormers were home and dry with a 30-22 win.

Scorers:

Stormers

Tries: Siya Kolisi, Dillyn Leyds, Sikhumbuzo Notshe

Conversions: SP Marais (3)

Penalties: SP Marais (3)

Blues

Tries: George Moala, James Parsons, Blake Gibson

Conversions: Piers Francis (2)

Penalty: Bryn Gatland

Teams:

Stormers

15 SP Marais, 14 Cheslin Kolbe, 13 EW Viljoen, 12 Shaun Treeby, 11 Seabelo Senatla, 10 Dillyn Leyds, 9 Dewaldt Duvenage, 8 Nizaam Carr, 7 Siya Kolisi (captain), 6 Kobus van Dyk, 5 Pieter-Steph du Toit, 4 Eben Etzebeth, 3 Frans Malherbe, 2 Bongi Mbonambi, 1 Oli Kebble

Substitutes: 16 Ramone Samuels, 17 Ali Vermaak, 18 Wilco Louw, 19 Jan de Klerk, 20 Sikhumbuzo Notshe, 21 Jano Vermaak, 22 Brandon Thomson, 23 Damian de Allende

Blues

15 Melani Nanai, 14 Matt Duffie, 13 George Moala, 12 Sonny Bill Williams, 11 Rieko Ioane, 10 Piers Francis, 9 Augustine Pulu, 8 Akira Ioane, 7 Blake Gibson, 6 Steven Luatua, 5 Scott Scrafton, 4 Gerard Cowley-Tuioti, 3 Charlie Faumuina, 2 James Parsons (captain), 1 Ofa Tu’ungafasi

Substitutes: 16 Hame Faiva, 17 Alex Hodgman, 18 Sione Mafileo, 19 Patrick Tuipulotu, 20 Kara Pryor, 21 Sam Nock, 22 Bryn Gatland, 23 Michael Collins

19 May 2017 – SARS Customs bust – 7.035kg rhino horn

You Need Posted on by

Pretoria, Friday 19 May 2017 – SARS Customs intercepted 7.035kg of rhino horn declared as ‘tea bags’ at OR Tambo International Airport on 17 May.

The discovery was made when Customs officials subjected the identified shipment for scanning. During the scanning process images consistent with rhino horn were observed.

Upon a physical inspection the contents of the box were found to include 8 pieces of rhino horn wrapped in foil. The rhino horn was concealed amongst packets of sweets and chocolates. The shipment was destined for Hong Kong via Qatar, Doha.

The goods have been handed over to the South African Police Service and the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigations (HAWKS) for further investigation.

Junior-Senior Delphi Developer (Cape Town)

You Need Posted on by
Remuneration: Basic salary 
Location: Cape Town
Type: Permanent
Reference: #1705310
Company: Datafin Recruitment

This is your opportunity to work for one of SA’s top telecoms software development companies. Our client based in Cape Town is looking for a junior-senior Delphi developer who will primarily be responsible for creating, enhancing, integrating, and maintaining complex custom-designed and off the shell software systems.

Duties:

  • Software development and maintenance:
    • Develop software according to functional and technical specifications.
    • Follow SDLC requirements.
    • Ensure developed software is unit-tested.
    • Ensure developed software is peer-reviewed.
    • Provide assistance with test case creation.
    • Work with analysts and testers to implement code that meets defined user requirements.
    • Perform own unit testing and provide test scenarios for quality assurance testing.
    • Ensure software is under version control, and developed and released from the correct stream.
    • Ensure all work is done against a case, updating the case tracking tool as prescribed.
    • Provide regular progress updates.
  • System analysis: Analyse system requirements and define the technical functional specifications and solutions; analyse existing legacy source code and identify issues and propose solutions.
  • Progress Communication: Ensure tracking systems are kept up to date and that delivery leads are aware of any issues relating to assigned work.
  • Documentation: Ensure system documentation, release notes, installation notes and user guides are created and maintained.

Requirements:

Qualifications and experience

  • Formal qualification (degree or diploma in IT or engineering) as per matrix.
  • Relevant working experience as per matrix.
  • Project Life Cycle and software development methodologies.
  • Exposure to version control software (e.g. Rational ClearCase, Windows SourceSafe, etc.).
  • Understanding of Client / Server and integration technologies.
  • Some knowledge of UML and UML related Case tools (e.g. Enterprise Architect, Rational Rose, etc.).
  • Ability to understand and solve debug technology specific exceptions.
  • Must be able to grasp the bigger picture impact of what specific work requirement entail (i.e. understand the wider context and impact of what he/she is working on).
  • Solid Delphi front end development experience on Microsoft Windows platforms.
  • Delphi .Net experience will be advantageous.
  • Knowledge and experience of Object Orientated design.
  • CORBA exposure will be advantageous.

Attributes:

  • Confident, enthusiastic.
  • Able to communication ideas and thinking.
  • Must be able to work in a team.
  • Ability to work to tight deadlines.
  • Willingness to improve and grow with position.
  • Mentor Junior Developers.

While we would really like to respond to every application, should you not be contacted for this position within 10 working days please consider your application unsuccessful.

When applying for jobs, ensure that you have the minimum job requirements. Only SA citizens will be considered for this role. If you are not in the mentioned location of any of the jobs, please note your relocation plans in all applications for jobs and correspondence. Please email a Word copy of your CV to

moc.nifatad@nyrat

and mention the reference numbers of the jobs.

Posted on 19 May 16:03

Apply by email
Taryn Roman
Or apply with your Biz CV

Create your CV once, and thereafter you can apply to this ad and future job ads easily.

Datafin

DataFin was established in 1999. We pride ourselves on the fact that we have established relationships with industry leaders and a vast majority of our business is repeat business.

View company profile

Get job alerts for Software Developer jobs

More…