BMF KZN Midlands

10/10/2019

Fronting is the enemy of BBBEE.

10/10/2019

BMF President Andile Nomlala declares the BMF Conference 2019 open.

10/10/2019

BMF President Andile Nomlala opening the BMF Conference 2019.

25/09/2019

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1252796184900900&id=333742810139580

26/08/2019

Dear Member

I trust this email finds you well.

Please note that the branch AGM was postponed to another date and the Midlands AGM that will be taking place on the following details:

Date: Thursday 29 August 2019
Venue: UKZN Commerce Building
Time: 17:30 PM

Kind Regards

BMF KZN MIDLANDS

08/04/2019

Government Auditor Mr Amos Zungu was capped with a Masters degree in Accountancy for research he did into financial discipline at KwaZulu-Natal municipalities.

Zungu’s study specifically involved determining a managers’ perceptions of irregular expenditure in the municipalities, of councillors’ oversight of such expenditure, and of managers’ views on the capacity of Municipal Public Account Committees to fulfil their oversight role.

He found that irregular expenditure harmed the image of local government and impacted negatively on socio-economic transformation. Compliance with Supply Chain Management Regulations remained a problem due to inadequate internal controls.

Zungu said the degree had improved his confidence to assist clients and his audit teams on audit related matters.

Congratulations Gwabini.

19/08/2018

"BEE is the engine of transformation...", said late Lot Ndlovu.

05/02/2018

First African Woman to Head Clinical Medicine

BY: UKZNDABA online

Professor Ncoza Dlova has been seconded to the position of Dean and Head of UKZN’s School of Clinical Medicine for a two year period.

Dlova has enjoyed a successful career as Chief Specialist and Head of Dermatology at UKZN. In her two years as the first Black African Head of Department and Professor of Dermatology, she has achieved phenomenal successes owing to her passion and drive for excellence with her main areas of research being in the areas of dermatology, ethnic skin and hair diseases, pigmentation disorders and HIV and AIDS.

Dlova initiated several successful campaigns which have been recognised locally by the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Department of Health, and the National South African Dermatology Society, and also internationally.

Notable successes include fundraising R450 000 to refurbish the Skin Clinic at King Edward VIII Hospital in Durban; introducing a WhatsApp consulting service between dermatologists in regional hospitals and medical doctors in rural hospitals thus reducing hospital referrals and patient transfers; driving a national Anti-Skin Bleaching campaign on the streets of Durban in partnership with the Department of Health in KZN, and establishing a dermatological surgery programme to provide training in dermatological surgery allowing specialists to offer a more comprehensive service to skin cancer patients and relieve some of the burdens on plastic surgeons.

The dermatological surgery programme was developed in partnership with the Harvard Medical School in the United States and Blade and Light - a US-based organisation involved in global dermatology training.

Dlova is also the elected Africa dermatologist on the International Board of Unilever USA and has collaborated on the organisation’s community outreach initiative Direct Relief to provide continued medical education to healthcare professionals through a R1 million grant to improve the management of skin conditions in KZN and the Eastern Cape.

She has trained more than 25 African dermatologists since she qualified as the first Black African dermatologist in KZN and is a C1 NRF-rated researcher with more than 60 peer-reviewed publications. She has also written three books and 15 book chapters and co-supervised a large number of PhD and masters students.

‘Her phenomenal contribution to the global growth of African Dermatology cannot be overemphasized,’ said Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Head of the College of Health Sciences, Professor Busisiwe Ncama.

‘Dlova is intuitive and will be an exceptional asset to the College as Dean - the first African woman to hold this position in the 70-year history of the Medical School. I am honoured to have her on my leadership team.’

Words: Lihle Sosibo and Maryann Francis

05/02/2018

Applications for the BMF Young Professionals Development Programme 2018 are now open. For more information and details, please contact Leswene Masekoameng at leswene@bmfonline.co.za or call at 011 784 4407 https://t.co/Ub80CDYABb

11/09/2017

A client based in Sandton is looking to recruit 12 Graduates nationally. The graduates will be based at the following areas :
1.Sandton
2.Morningside
3.Menlyn
4. Westgate
5.Southgate
6.Cresta
7.Tiger Valley
8.Buitengracht( CPT )
9.Pavillion ( Durban )
10.Mimosa ( Bloemfontein)
Graduates need to have completed any degree in the following disciplines :-
●Property Studies
●Quantity Surveyor
●Building Engineering
●Financial Management
●Accounting
●Law
●Marketing
●Architecture
Salaries will be R15K per month - contract for 24 months. Commencing 1st Nov 2017
Send applications to zama@manyando.co.za indicating the area of your interest on the subject line.

09/09/2017

Dr Bandile Hadebe argued that black people must not be apologetic about their blackness in the pursuit of Economic Transformation. He further contended that in the NDP it is implied that the Government of the day is comfortable with the target of having the economy being in the hands of 40% of the population by the year 2030. Class is about access to economy. In South Africa access to economy was linked to race by design entrenched by the Apartheid policy. State budget continues to feed the imbalances of the past.

09/09/2017

09/09/2017

Dr Bandile Hadebe stirring things up; asking difficult questions and challenging the status quo.

09/09/2017

& Inclusive Economic Growth.
Dr Bandile Hadebe of the ANC Progressive Youth in Business delivering his address on Radical Economic Transformation and Inclusive Economic Growth.

09/09/2017

Globalisation is in obstacle to the implementation of local policies like "Radical Economic Transformation and Inclusive Economic Growth" as centres of decision making are outside the national boarders. Remember the "Chicken War" ... "AGOA, ... The masses of people want to take a particular direction; however the Constitution is forcing them to a different direction. National Sovereignty is in question in the current Global Economic System. What to amend?: - make the Government in charge, review the issue of Property Rights ("freedoms"). The working class must unite first and have a common goal, agenda and programme. We must be serious about implementing programmes that will advance the interests of the working class.

09/09/2017

"South Africa needs action, not rhetoric"; says Mngwamba.

09/09/2017

& Inclusive Economic Growth: Mr Feruzi Mngwamba, Lecturer of Economics at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, delivering his address on Radical Economic Transformation and Inclusive Economic Growth.
- The Constitution may need to be amended in order to be able to implement Radical Economic Transformation and Inclusive Economic Growth.
- Leaders talk left when addressing the masses and talk right when meeting business leaders.
- Zairenisation in DRC benefited the elite.
- There was RDP policy, GEAR, ...

09/09/2017

& Inclusive Economic Growth (Seminar).