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New visa requirements for South Africans for Kenya

NEW VISA REQUIREMENTS FOR SOUTH AFRICANS

This is to notify that the Government of the Republic of Kenya has with effect from 1st July, 2014 decided to introduce the following measures for the South African nations  who wish to visit Kenya;

Ordinary Visa applicants travelling to or transiting through Kenya will be required to pay a service charge of R 750 ($70).

Holders of Official or Diplomatic Passports travelling on Government business are not affected by these changes and will continue to get visitor’s Passes on arrival at the ports of entry.

All applicants will be required to produce the following documents:

1. Return Air Ticket
2. Invitation letter from the host in the Republic of Kenya
3. Letter from employer/Institution/College/School
4. Proof of funds (bank statement)
5. Applicants must appear in Person for Biometrics
6. 2 Passport Photographs.

The High Commission further wishes to inform that the Visa Service Fees payments should be made at the Kenya High Commission/Embassy premises and Visas will no longer be issued on arrival in Kenya. It should be noted that the processing period for the visas is strictly five (5) working days.

14TH JUNE 2014
KENYA HIGH COMMISSION
PRETORIA

 

2014 Sailfish Club & Interprovincial

SGDSAA are calling for nominations for a Sailfish Interprovincial team to represent SGDSAA at this event.

Any anglers interested are to please send their nominations forms into Lynette Adams by the 31ST JULY 2014

Download the Provincial Invite
Provincial Nomination Form

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Clubs may also enter teams.
Download the Club invite

National Heritage Day 24 September 2014

To all members, East Rand Ski Boat Club and Nomads.

Through the collaboration of our members and as sanctioned by our respective committees, the cogs have started to turn in preparation for an exciting fund raiser.

On National Heritage day 24 September, we will jointly host a Family Day Festival at CR Swart Dam Rynfield.

As it co-insides with that time of the year, the festival will be aimed at providing food, beverages, music and fun for the entire family to celebrate spring, our Heritage and of course don’t forget the influence of Oktober. Of course the main aim is to make a few bob for the clubs so that we can send you the anglers on more fishing trips.

Briefly, we intend taking over the car park and club house facilities where we will erect a marquee and a beer garden, with stalls for vendors to ply their trades from face painting to framed art, ice cream, sweets or chips n dips, braai packs and eisbein . We intend to have traditional entertainers and umpah bands in the beer tent, camping and boating displays, wake board demos, fishing boat rides, jumping castles and as much fun as we can squeeze into a day.

As you can imagine there are a number of things to take care of, artwork and advertising in Benoni, Boksburg, Kempton areas, erection of marquees, stalls, electricity and backup generators, bands and band stands, food prep, ablutions, braai fires, security, banking etc.  There is a host of organizing and preparation to be done and we need everyone to volunteer their services. Of course we need your support on the day but leading up to that, we need every member from both clubs to roll up their sleeves and help between now and September.

Historically, as with most sports clubs, the same people show up to help all the time. Folks we cannot continue to rely on the same people again simply because we have embarked on a major project and there are not enough ‘same people’ to do justice to this fantastic opportunity.

Please can I ask you to get hold of markcockcroft99@gmail.com or coetzerneil2@gmail.com to volunteer your services or simply comment that you are will to help below.

No matter how big or small your contribution it will all help.

So, all hands on deck. Lets do it. Lets do it well.

Many thanks

Events committee
Nomads/ERSC