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Simon Nkoli (RIP)
Gay & Lesbian Organisation of Wits, South AfricaSimon was born on 26 November 1957 in Soweto, South Africa. He died on 30 November 1998. He was an anti-apartheid gay rights and HIV/AIDS activist. In 1983, Simon joined the Gay Association of South Africa, where he formed the Saturday Group, the first
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Van Heerden
van Heerden is a common Afrikaans surname. Although most van Heerdens are South African nationals, a number are also resident in Australia, Namibia, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
Family history
[edit]The family progenitor, Pieter Willemsz van Heerden, was born 10 December 1677 in the town of Heerde in Gelderland, a province in the Netherlands. It is not possible to trace him or his ancestors in the Netherlands as the baptism records during the 17th century only reflected the name of the child and first name of the father. He arrived during 1701 in Cape Town. He was 20 years old and was employed as a soldier in the service of the Dutch East Indies Company (Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie, VOC). He served his time with the company and became a Vryburger (Free Citizen). Pieter Willemsz quickly became Pieter Willem as he is referred to in all the documents of the time.
Pieter Willem settled on the farm Weltevreden, one of the first farmers In ’T Land
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This year for Rian van Heerden's birthday - he decided to celebrate his birthday by making three listeners' Monday.
1. Hearing aid for Debrah Davey
Debrah Davey from Pretoria is currently unemployed and survives by house-sitting for people in the area.
Her previous hearing aid was obtained from the University of Pretoria, but since the #FeesMustFall campaign, this is no longer something which is offered by the institution.
Compliments of Linksfield Audiology
They will give her free consultation, full diagnostic hearing assessment and a pair of hearing aids.
2. Cleaning and fixing of swimming pool
Olga Visser needed assistance with fixing and cleaning her pool. She is currently unable to fix and clean her pool due to financial reasons.
Compliments from Susanna Langenhoven - owner at Water Well Pool Care.
They will do all the pool maintenance, sand changes, pump repairs and other services.
3. Fishing accessories, equipment and products
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