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Associate Spotlight: Emily Nguyen
Compliance Analyst, Emily Nguyen
We often hear about the importance of a growth mindset or believing you can succeed when you take on new challenges. Emily Nguyen, Compliance Analyst at Toyota Industries Commercial Finance, Inc. (TICF), integrates these concepts perfectly.
"From building websites to working in finance, I look at opportunities that allow me to learn, grow, and ask 'why not'?" Emily says. "If there is something I can volunteer for outside my normal daily duties, I usually will." Her various projects have given her a glimpse at numerous functions throughout the company and nurtured her interest in other positions, contributing to a fulfilling and diverse career path. In fact, during her six-year tenure at TICF, Emily has held five roles and received three promotions.
After earning a degree in communication technology, Emily began her career at PDS Companies, a financial services company specializing in hard-to-value assets like oil and gas. She then moved to Time Warner Cable where she capitalized on her love of sports (and fed a childhood desire to be a sports analyst), helping with programming and scheduling for various sports networks.
Her expertise in data management led Emily to Toyota. "That's where my career really began," she says. Because TICF was a new entity, it opened doors to opportunities that were harder to come by in more established companies. For example, she met members of the leadership team on her first day. "I noticed an exciting pattern in which leaders would assure associates that we were the foundation of the company, which helped empower me to want to excel and move forward," Emily says.
Her first project entailed building a program to ensure data integrity so that anything that went through the management system—such as customer invoices—was correct. "I immediately saw how focusing on getting the little things right adds value," Emily says.
Since then, she has worked in a variety of functions, all the while learning new skills and collaborating with a talented team. "I have always had so much support in every position along the way," she says, although her colleagues would likely attribute her growth to her willingness to learn and work hard. These diverse experiences make her a stronger team member, because her background with various departments gives her instant rapport and makes her a more adept partner.
Emily's current role as a compliance analyst is an exciting departure from other positions that were more focused on operations and processing. Here, she researches new laws and determines how they pertain to the company. This entails collaborating with the audit and legal areas to identify risks and subsequent controls. She has helped implement several improvements related to TICF's central repository system for policies and procedures. These include setting up and training new users and working with different business units to create policy updates and form implementations.
The work is fascinating, but what Emily most appreciates about her job at TICF is the people she works with. "The importance of culture sounds like a cliché, but having worked in other companies, I know what we have here is unusual. As soon as you walk into the TICF building, you encounter smiling faces and people who are genuinely happy to be here and equally committed to the value of respect and putting the customer first. You see it shine through," she says. In addition, she appreciates the ready access to leadership and the colleagues who have supported her along the way.
Among those she credits for her success at Toyota are her first manager, Dana Kent, who set the tone and instilled confidence; Shirley Pridgen, whom she describes as "one of her biggest cheerleaders"; Scott Ashimine, who has helped her map out her career and provided valuable feedback; and her current boss, John Crews, who is a true teacher and is quick to share his legal knowledge. Her current teammate, Debbie Diaz, has been an excellent resource and treats Emily as an equal, despite Debbie's deep experience.
Emily credits her work ethic to her parents, who immigrated to the U.S. from Vietnam before she was born. "Their example of sacrifice and work has been a tremendous inspiration and has shaped how I choose to approach my career."
When she's not working, Emily has always loved outdoor activities, from sports to hiking. However, as the mom to a young daughter, she has come to realize that parenting leaves less time for solo outings. Now, she parlays that love of activity into pursuits with her daughter, such as riding bikes together or just watching her play.
She also maintains her commitment to lifelong learning; she recently finished her MBA and is currently learning Japanese. Her curious nature even infuses her travel, as Emily's goal is to visit every library in the world.
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SENATE VOTES 30 July 2019…
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
FIRST SESSION - NINTH PARLIAMENT
TUESDAY, 30TH JULY 2019
Half past two o'clock pm.
The President of the Senate in the Chair.
Charumbira Chief
Chifamba J.,
Chinake V.,
Chirongoma J. M.,
Chundu Chief,
Dube A.,
Dube M. R., Femai M.
Gumpo S.,
Hungwe J. D.,
Hungwe S.O
Komichi M.,
Makone. T, M
Makumbe Chief,
Maluleke O. M.,
Mapungwana Chief,
Masendu Chief,
Mavetera T.,
Mathupula Chief,
Mathuthu T.,
Matiirira A.,
Matsiwo Chief,
Mbohwa M.,
Mkhwebu A., Moeketsi V.,
Mohadi T. B.,
Moyo S. K.,
Mpofu S.,
Mudzuri E.,
Muzenda V. T.,
Mtshane L K Chief
Ndlovu M.,
Ndlovu P.,
Nechombo Chief,
Ngezi Chief
Ntabeni Chief,
Nyambuya M. R.,
Nyangazonke Chief,
Parirenyatwa P. D.,
Phuthi M.,
Rambanepasi C.,
Rwambiwa E.,
Sekeramayi S. T.,
Shoko G.,
Shumba C.,
Siansali Chief,
Sinampande H., Timveos L., Tsomondo B., Zivira H.
In attendance in terms of section 138(2) and (3) and section 104(3) of the Constitution
Printed by Order of the Senate
Sen. Chifamba, seconded by Hon. Sen. Phuti, moved: That Notice of Motion No.
1, for today, stands over until Orders of the Day Nos. 2 to 8 have been disposed of.
Adjourned debate on motion on the need for a legislative framework on pensions and insurance benefits (Adjourned 24th July, 2019 – Sen. Mavetera)
Question again proposed: That this House;
CONCERNED with the glaring gap in the regulatory framework on matters to deal with administration and compensation of policy holders and pensioners whenever a plethora of irregularities arise, a situation that has resulted in pensioners and policy holders, being prejudiced of their benefits;
FURTHER CONCERNED that some administrators of pensions and insurance services have taken advantage of the economic challenges to cause further prejudice by coming up with inaccurate benefit calculations, engaging in governance malpractices within pension schemes and insurance policies, poor accounting and record keeping and manipulating regulations and legislation to their benefit;
DISTURBED by the complete disregard of the welfare of pensioners by the concerned authorities;
NOW THEREFORE, resolves that:
the Executive establishes an adequately empowered entity to address challenges affecting pensioners and policy holders with a view to comprehensively compensate all those who have been prejudiced;
pensions and insurance legislation be urgently reviewed in order to eliminate loopholes that have been exploited to prejudice policy holders and pensioners;
new regulatory approaches be introduced in order to cater for the interests of all stakeholders, pensioners and policy holders before the end of this year; and
the Executive urgently implements recommendations of the Justice Smith Commission of Enquiry on Pensions and Insurance Benefits– Sen. Timveos
On the motion of Hon. Sen. Timveos, seconded by Hon. Sen. Phuti: Debate adjourned until tomorrow.
The Deputy President of the Senate informed the Senate that all Members of the Committee on Standing Rules and Orders, the President of the Senate's Panel and Chairpersons of Thematic Committees were invited by the Presiding Officers of Parliament, to the handover to the Minister of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing, of donations to victims of Cylcone Idai, at 0900 hrs in the Members Dining Hall.
Adjourned debate on motion on the need for the enforcement of the law on child marriages (Adjourned 24th July,2019 – Sen. Tongogara)
RECALLING that child marriages were a rare occurrence before Zimbabwe's independence;
NOTING that the extended family, community leadership and members used to play a critical role of inculcating good morals and values in children, a culture which minimised child marriages;
CONCERNED by the disintegration of the extended family unit and the community social moral fabric resulting in increased number of juveniles entering into marriage partnerships with adults;
NOW, THEREFORE, calls upon the Government in collaboration with other stakeholders including traditional and religious leaders to vigorously enforce the law against offenders engaging in child marriages and inculcate cultural values that ultimately discourage and bring to an end all forms of child marriages-– Hon. Sen. Tongogara
On the motion of Hon. Sen. Muzenda, seconded by Hon. Sen. Mohadi: Debate adjourned until tomorrow.
Adjourned debate on motion on the perennial shortages of clean and potable water in most towns and growth points (Adjourned 24th July, 2019 – Hon. Sen. Wunganayi)
COGNISANT that Section 77 (a) recognises the right of every person to safe, clean and potable water;
DEEPLY CONCERNED by the perennial shortage of clean and potable water in most towns and growth points, which has over the years greatly contributed to an outbreak of waterborne diseases such as cholera and typhoid;
NOTING that according to the Ministry of Health and Child Care, more than US$50 million was utilised in containing the cholera outbreak during the year 2018 alone; NOW THEREFORE, calls upon Government to urgently allocate foreign currency to local authorities for the development of water infrastructure in towns and growth points and purchasing water treatment chemicals. – Hon. Sen. Wunganayi.
On the motion of Hon. Sen. Timveos seconded by Hon. Sen. Shoko: Debate adjourned until tomorrow.
On the motion of the Hon. Hon. Sen. Muzenda seconded by Hon. Sen. Mohadi: The Senate adjourned at eighteen minutes to five o'clock pm.
M. CHINOMONA,
President of the Senate.
WEDNESDAY, 31ST JULY, 2019
ORDERS OF THE DAY AND NOTICE OF MOTION
HON. SEN. CHIFAMBA HON. SEN. SHOKO
That this House;
COGNISANT that Section 73 of the Constitution obligates the State to protect the environment for the benefit of present and future generations through reasonable legislative and other measures that prevent pollution and ecological degradation, promote conservation and secure ecologically sustainable development and use of natural resources;
ALSO COGNISANT that wild animals depend on the environment as a habitat and source of food;
CONCERNED that human beings are endangering the survival of wild animals through the unsustainable harvesting of wild fruits which results in human and wildlife conflict;
FURTHER CONCERNED that environmental management agencies are failing to adequately protect the environment as indigenous fruit trees continue to be cut indiscriminately, thereby depriving wild animals of their source of food and shelter;
NOW THEREFORE, resolves to:
enact a law that prohibits the bulk harvesting and selling of wild fruits and policies that boost agricultural production in order to revive local industry thereby improving citizens' source of livelihoods;
call upon Government to adequately empower the Environmental Management Authority (EMA), including recruitment of a sufficient number of Environmental Officers to enable the agency to effectively execute its mandate;
recommend to the Ministry of Environment, Tourism and Hospitality Industry and Ministry of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing to strengthen collaborative efforts towards protection of the environment, particularly, to stop the cutting of trees.
Adjourned debate on motion on the need for a legislative framework on pensions and insurance benefits (Adjourned 30th July, 2019 – Hon. Sen. Timveos)
Question proposed: That this House;
Adjourned debate on motion on the need for the enforcement of the law on child marriages (Adjourned 30th July,2019 – Hon. Sen. Muzenda.)
Adjourned debate on motion on the perennial shortages of clean and potable water in most towns and growth points (Adjourned 30th July, 2019 – Hon. Sen. Timveos)
NOTING that according to the Ministry of Health and Child Care, more than US$50 million was utilised in containing the cholera outbreak during the year 2018 alone;
NOW THEREFORE, calls upon Government to urgently allocate foreign currency to local authorities for the development of water infrastructure in towns and growth points and purchasing water treatment chemicals. – Hon. Sen. Wunganayi.
Adjourned debate on motion on the Report of the Thematic Committee on Gender and Development on Cancer Treatment and Control in Zimbabwe (Adjourned 24th July, 2019 – Sen. Shoko)
Question proposed: That this House takes note of the Report of the Thematic Committee on Gender and Development on Cancer Treatment and Control in Zimbabwe (S. C. 8, 2019)– Hon. Sen. Ncube.
Adjourned debate on motion on the Report of the Speaker of National Assembly, Hon.
Advocate J. F. Mudenda's Bilateral Visit to the Shura Advisory Council, Doha, Qatar, 30th March to 4th April, (Adjourned 17th July, 2019 – Hon. Sen. Muzenda)
[Days elapsed: 15]
Question proposed: That this House takes note of the Report of the Speaker of
National Assembly, Hon. Advocate J. F. Mudenda's Bilateral Visit to the Shura
Advisory Council, Doha, Qatar, 30th March to 4th April, –Hon. Sen. Chief Mtshane
Adjourned debate on the Report of the delegation to the 44th Plenary Assembly of the SADC Parliamentary Forum (Adjourned 17th July, 2019- Sen. Mohadi).
Question proposed: That this House takes note of the Report of the delegation to the
44th Plenary Assembly of the SADC Parliamentary Forum held at Joachim Chissano
International Conference Centre, Maputo, Mozambique from 6th November to 8th December 2018.- Hon. Sen. Mohadi
COMMITTEE: To resume on the Adverse Report by the Parliamentary Legal Committee on Statutory Instrument No. 247 of 2018, Agricultural Marketing Authority (Command Agriculture Scheme for Domestic Crop, Livestock and Fisheries Production) Regulations, 2018 published in the Gazette during the month of November, 2018. (progress reported 5th March) – Samukange.
___________________________________________________________________ THURSDAY, 1ST AUGUST, 2019
QUESTIONS FOR ORAL ANSWERS.
* QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE.
◆ QUESTIONS WITH NOTICE.
*1. HON. SEN. TIMVEOS: To ask the Minister of Finance and Economic Development to state whether Chinese businesses operating in the mining sector are paying any royalties to Government and if so, to advise on the total amount paid in 2017.
[Deferred from 1st November, 2018]
*2. HON. SEN. MOHADI: To ask the Minister of Finance and Economic Development to inform the House how funds collected from the Health Post at Beitbridge Border Post are disbursed and utilised.
[Deferred from 18th July 2019]
*3. HON. SEN. TONGOGARA: To ask the Minister of Finance and Economic Development to inform the House the measures being taken by the Government to monitor and enforce compliance to Statutory Instrument 142 Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (Legal Tender) Regulations 2019, as business operators in down town Harare continue to charge their products in foreign currency.
*4. HON. SEN. MOHADI: To ask the Minister of Transport and Infrastructural
Development to update the House on progress made by the Ministry on fencing the Bulawayo- Beitbridge as a remedial measure to keep away stray animals along the road.
*5. HON. SEN. TONGOGARA: To ask the Minister of Transport and Infrastructural
Development to inform the House the measures being put in place by the Ministry to normalise the issuing of vehicle number plates.
*6. HON. SEN. CHIEF CHIKWAKA: To ask the Minister of Primary and Secondary
Education to advise on government's policy regarding students who dropped out of school due to the fact that their parents could not afford to pay incentives that were required by teachers before the year 2013, resulting in such students being a menace to the communities.
[Deferred from 11th October, 2018]
HON. SEN. CHIMBUDZI: To ask the Minister of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprise Development to state the current number of women with disabilities in the country by age and per province.
[Deferred from 20th June, 2019]
HON. SEN. DUBE A: To ask the Minister of Health and Child Care to state when the construction of student nurses' accommodation at Tsholotsho District Hospital will be completed.
HON. SEN. S. NCUBE: To ask the Minister of Health and Child Care to explain to the House the policy regarding goods donated to hospitals and clinics.
HON. SEN. S. NCUBE: To ask the Minister of Health and Child Care to inform the House the circumstances relating to the dumping of goods donated to Chiredzi District Hospital at a time when there is acute shortage of such goods at the Hospital.
HON. SEN. MAVETERA: To ask the Minister of Health and Child Care to inform the House on the progress made towards the construction of a central drug store at Harare Central Hospital.
HON. SEN. CHIMBUDZI: To ask the Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs to explain measures being taken to ensure gender equality in appointment of Commissioners to independent Commissions.
HON. SEN. CHIMBUDZI: To ask the Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs to explain measures being taken to end child marriages which are on the rise in Zimbabwe.
HON. SEN. MAVETERA: To ask the Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare to explain to the House the recruitment procedures for officers at management level at health institutions and to state whether any procedures were followed in the recruitment of the current Chief Executive Officer for Harare Central Hospital.
*15. HON. SEN. MAVETERA: To ask the Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare to:
inform the House on the progress made in fulfilment of the promises made by Government to health workers following their last industrial action; and
state the number of health workers who have benefitted from the customs duty free vehicle scheme to date.
*16. HON. SEN. SHOKO: To ask the Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare to:
inform the House why Government refused the supervision of implementation of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) Commission of Inquiry Report and Observation of the Committee of Experts on the Application of Recommendations of Standards.
state when the implementation of recommendations of the ILO Committee on Application of Standards will commence, including; labour reforms, reregistration of labour unions that had their certificates revoked and also when the harassment of leaders of trade unions will come to an end.
HON. SEN. SHOKO: To ask the Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare to explain to the House when the International Labour Organisation Convention No. 190 on Violence and Harassment and Recommendation No. 206 concerning the Elimination of Violence and Harassment in the World of Work will be ratified and domesticated by Zimbabwe.
HON. SEN. MOHADI: To ask the Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and
Rural Resettlement to state when the Tshikwalakwala Irrigation Scheme in
Beitbridge East Constituency will be rehabilitated in order to mitigate the challenge of food shortages.
Rural Resettlement to inform the House why there is no maize grain at the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) Depot in Beitbridge, a situation that has resulted in people incurring high costs of transporting grain from the Bulawayo GMB Depot.
HON. SEN. MAVETERA: To ask the Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement to state: the amount of financial resources released by the Treasury towards financing the Command Agriculture Programme this farming season and to confirm whether such allocation will be adequate for the expected outputs.
HON. SEN. MAVETERA: To ask the Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement to inform the House the national cereal crop output produced this farming season and to also state the proportion contributed by the Command Agriculture Programme.
*22. HON. SEN. MAVETERA: To ask the Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement to inform the House the total number of wheat farmers in the country and to explain the measures being taken by Government as an incentive to farmers to venture into wheat production.
HON. SEN. MAVETERA: To ask the Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement to:
inform the House the amount of maize delivered to the Grain Marketing Board by A2 farmers during the 2018-2019 farming season; and
explain whether the Ministry has set any production targets for those allocated A2 farms and if there are any repercussions for those who underutilize the land.
*24. HON. SEN. MAVETERA: To ask the Minister of Energy and Power Development to inform the House the strategies in place to address the current electricity challenges faced by the country and state when the power outages are expected to end and the situation returns to normalcy, thereby facilitating industrial production.
*25. HON. SEN. MOHADI: To ask the Minister of Energy and Power Development to inform the House when the electricity fault at Chief Matibe's Homestead will be rectified.
*26. HON. SEN. MAVETERA: To ask the Minister of Foreign Affairs to:
inform the House the number of foreign embassies that Zimbabwe has worldwide and to give a detailed breakdown of the investments that each one of them has brought to the country during the past 2 years; and
justify the continued existence of embassies that are not bringing any meaningful investments to the country.
*27. HON. SEN. TIMVEOS: To ask the Minister of Mines and Mining Development to explain to the House measures being taken by the Ministry to:
assist former workers of Mbada Diamonds to receive their outstanding wages since the latter still cannot access their operating license despite a ruling to this effect by the Constitutional Court.
facilitate the rehiring of former workers of Mbada Diamonds by the Zimbabwe Consolidated Development Company or provision of termination of employment benefits in line with the Labour Court Ruling.
[Deferred from 18th July 2019] ______________________________________________________________________
MEETINGS OF COMMITTEES
Thursday, 1st August, 2019
At 1000 hours in Committee Room 3
Indigenisation and Empowerment: Hon. Sen. Mbohwa M. (Chairperson); Hon.
Sen. Chirongoma J. M; Hon. Chief Chitanga, Hon. Sen. Chief Chikwaka; Hon. Sen.
Chief Chundu; Hon. Sen. Dube A; Hon. Sen. Femai M; Hon. Sen. Komichi M;
Hon. Sen. Makone T; Hon. Malinga J. T; Hon. Sen Mpofu B; Hon. Sen. Ndlovu P; Hon. Sen. Chief Nechombo; Hon. Chief Nembire; Hon. Sen. Chief Nhema; Hon. Sen. Chief Nyangazonke; Hon. Sen. Phuti M; Hon. Sen. Rambanepasi C; Hon. Sen. Tsomondo B; Hon. Sen. Zivira H. (Committee Clerk - Mr. B. M. Nyathi)
Peace and Security: Hon. Sen. Dr. Parirenyatwa P. D. (Chairperson); Hon. Sen. Chabuka K; Hon. Sen. Chief Charumbira; Hon. Sen. Chifamba J; Hon. Sen. Chimbudzi A; Hon. Sen. Dube M. R; Hon. Sen. Komichi M; Hon. Sen. Makone T; Hon. Sen. Chief Makumbe; Hon. Sen. Chief Mapungwana; Hon. Sen. Mathuthu T; Hon. Sen. Matiirira A; Hon. Sen. Chief Matsiwo; Hon. Sen. Mkhwebu A; Hon. Sen. Mohadi T. B; Hon. Sen. Moyo S. K; Hon. Sen. Mudzuri E; Hon. Sen. Mwonzora D; Hon. Sen. Ncube S; Hon. Sen. Ndlovu M; Hon. Sen. Chief Ngezi; Hon. Sen. Chief Ngungumbane; Hon. Sen. Chief Ntabeni; Hon. Sen. Nyathi R;
Hon. Sen. Chief Siansali; Hon. Sen. Dr. Sekeramayi S. T; Hon. Sen. Sinampande H. M; Hon. Sen. Timveos L. (Committee Clerk—Mr. W. Marume)
Monday, 5th August, 2019
At 1400 hours in Committee Room No. 3
Gender Development and Empowerment: Hon Sen. Ncube S. (Chairperson);
Hon. Sen. Chifamba J; Hon. Sen. Chief Chikwaka; Hon. Sen. Chimbudzi A; Hon.
Sen. Hungwe O; Hon. Sen. Khupe W; Hon. Sen. Mavetera T; Hon.Sen. Moeketsi V; Hon. Sen. Mpofu S; Hon. Sen. Muronzi M; Hon. Sen. Ndlovu P; Hon. Sen. Chief Nembire; Hon. Sen. Nyathi R; Hon. Sen. Timire R; Hon. Sen. Chief Nhema; Hon. Sen. Nyathi R; Hon. Sen. Timire R; Hon. Sen. Wunganai T; Hon. Sen. Zivira H. (Committee Clerk - Mr. L. Majoni)
At 1400 hours in the National Assembly
HIV and AIDS: Hon. Sen. Femai M. (Chairperson); Hon. Sen. Chief Chitanga;
Hon. Sen. Dube A; Hon. Sen. Chabuka K; Hon. Sen. Chifamba J; Hon. Sen.
Chirongoma J. M; Hon. Sen. Dube A; Hon. Sen. Dube M. R; Hon. Sen. Komichi M; Hon. Sen. Maluleke O. M; Hon. Sen. Chief Mapungwana; Hon. Sen. Mathuthu T; Hon. Sen. Matiirira A; Hon. Sen. Chief Matsiwo; Hon. Sen. Dr. Mavetera T; Hon.
Sen. Mbowa M; Hon. Sen. Mkhwebu A; Hon. Sen. Ndlovu M; Hon. Sen. Ndlovu P; Hon. Sen. Dr. Parirenyatwa P. D; Hon. Sen. Phuthi M; Hon. Sen. Rambanepasi C;
Hon. Sen. Chief Siansali; Hon. Sen. Shoko G; Hon. Sen. Sinampande H. M; Hon. Sen. Timveos L; Hon. Sen. Tongogara A; Hon. Sen. Tsomondo B. (Committee Clerk - Mrs. E. Mafuruse)
Human Rights: Hon Sen. Dr. Sekeramayi S. T. (Chairperson); Hon. Sen. Chief
Charumbira Hon. Sen. Chinake V; Hon. Sen. Gumpo S; Hon. Sen. Gweshe K; Hon.
Sen. Chief Makumbe; Hon. Sen. Chief Mapungwana; Hon. Sen. Chief Masendu; Hon. Chief Mathupula; Hon. Sen. Mavetera T; Hon. Sen. Mohadi T. B; Hon. Sen. Mwonzora D; Hon. Sen. Muzenda T. V; Hon. Sen. Chief Ngezi; Hon. Sen. Chief Ntabeni; Hon. Sen. Chief Nyangazonke; Hon. Sen. Shumba C; Hon. Sen. Rwambiwa E. (Committee Clerk - Mr. K. Usai)
Tuesday, 6th August, 2019
At 1000 hours in Committee Room No. 413
Sustainable Development Goals: Hon Sen. Chief Mtshane K. (Chairperson); Hon. Sen. Chidawu O; Hon. Sen. Chinake V; Hon. Sen. Chief Chundu; Hon. Sen. Gweshe K; Hon. Sen. Hungwe O. S; Hon. Sen. Khupe W; Hon. Sen. Maluleke
M; Hon. Sen. Chief Masendu; Hon. Sen.Chief Mathupula; Hon. Sen. Moeketsi V; Hon. Sen. Mpofu B; Hon. Sen. Mpofu S; Hon. Sen. Mudzuri E; Hon. Sen. Muzenda T. V; Hon. Sen. Chief Nechombo; Hon. Sen. Rwambiwa E; Hon. Sen. Shoko G;
Hon. Sen.Shumba C; Hon. Sen.Timire R; Hon. Sen. Tongogara A. K; Hon. Sen. Wunganayi T. (Committee Clerk - Mr. B. Vangiranai)

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11th graders need to arrive at school by 7:40am on Tuesday.
Tomorrow, Friday 4/20, is both the anniversary of the 1999 Columbine High School shooting, and also a day when many young people make poor decisions regarding marijuana use. For both these reasons, I ask that you have a conversation this evening with your children both about their feelings of safety at school, and to be aware of the specific details of where they will be and who they will be with both before and after school tomorrow.
We encourage all students to "see something, say something" to a DVS staff member if they are aware of something happening that could be harmful to our student safety and/or school community.
Please feel free to contact me at swallis@davincischools.org with and questions or concerns.
Our third School Site Council meeting will be this Thursday afternoon, from 4:00-5:30. All DVS parents and students are invited to attend!
Here's the schedule for next week! All DVS parents are invited to our School Site Council meeting on Thursday at 4pm!
This Friday is our first-ever DV Musical Theater Show! We hope you can make it out to watch our students perform!
11th grade College Planning meetings start on Tuesday, April 17th and will run until Wednesday, May 2nd. We hope to have the parents of all of our 11th grade students sign up and attend!


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(director: Roger Donaldson; screenwriters: Gregory Goodell/Robert Garland/based on the novel The Big Clock by Kenneth Fearing ; cinematographer: John Alcott; editor: Neil Travis/John Hoy; music: Maurice Jarre ; cast: Kevin Costner (Lieutenant Commander Tom Farrell ), Gene Hackman (David Brice), Howard Duff (Senator Willy Duvall), Sean Young (Susan Atwell), Will Patton (Scott Pritchard), George Dzundza (Dr Sam Hesselman), Jason Bernard (Major Donovan), Nina Beka (Iman), Fred Dalton Thompson (Marshall), Leon Russom (Kevin O'Brien), Dennis Burkley (Mate); Runtime: 114; MPAA Rating: R; producer: Laura Ziskin/Robert Garland; HBO (Orion); 1987)
"The film is remembered for its limo sex scene."
Roger Donaldson ("The Recruit"/"13 Days"/"Species") directs this gripping spy thriller that updates John Farrow's film noir The Big Clock (1948). It's based on the novel The Big Clock by Kenneth Fearing. The original screenwriter, Robert Garland, updates the remake to fit the changing times.
Lieutenant Commander Tom Farrell (Kevin Costner) is a Pentagon officer assigned to the manipulative Secretary of Defense, David Brice (Gene Hackman). Farrell has a secret affair with good-time girl Susan Atwell (Sean Young), the mistress of Brice. When Brice accidentally murders her, Farrell is afraid he will be the fall guy. Trying to cover his tracks, Brice tries for a cover-up, as he saw someone leaving her apartment after the murder. He doesn't realize it was Farrell. In any case, Brice puts Farrell in charge of the investigation–an investigation to catch himself.
Though it fails to improve the original, it's still at least a decent version that doesn't denigrate it.
REVIEWED ON 4/20/2016 GRADE: B https://dennisschwartzreviews.com/
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In the second quarter of 2014, the level of unemployment in South Africa rose to 25.50%. This figure sees 5.2 million of the country's population jobless. For many of this year's matriculants, the prospect of becoming part of this number is far more daunting than any exam they may face.
At the same time the growing skills gap in South Africa is having a significantly negative impact on the competitiveness of the economy. How is it that South Africa has been unable to find a match between these two? Why are learners failing to pursue careers in areas where there is a shortage of skills and therefore employment opportunities?
Many parents and learners simply refuse to look beyond traditional academic institutions for tertiary education, believing that anything less is unlikely to secure them future employment. However there are alternatives to a university education, like the public and private Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges and institutions of higher learning that offer accredited degrees, diplomas, certificates and short courses that are less costly and in many cases more viable to the learner. While the perception of sub-standard qualifications is in some cases justified, it is also short-sighted of parents and learners not to explore these options.
Many of these institutions, like the fully accredited Institute of Logistics and Supply Chain Management (ILSCM), offer professional qualifications that feed into the fields that are experiencing skills shortages. Logistics and supply chain management is at the heart of almost every industry in the country and yet currently the industry is in dire need of skilled talent, requiring approximately 130 000 logistics managers.
ILSCM offers fully accredited Degree, Diploma and Certificate qualifications that are sought after in the industry. Their fully supported, blended distance learning model allows students and practitioners to complete their studies at their own pace. Register with ILSCM before 30 November 2014 and save R1000 on your programme fees. 011 670 4800 / [email protected] / www.ilscm.co.za.


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