Bøger af Dannyboy Pieterse

Crime is endemic in South Africa. It affects citizens across, age, racial, gender, religious and socio-economic divide. Young people seem to be the likely suspects and offenders in most criminal acts. However, detailed investigations pertaining to the causes of youth offences mainly attributes youth offending to socio-economic factors. This research has considered home and family circumstances of youth offenders as leading factors influencing the rise in youth offences. A purposive sample of social workers, youth, juvenile offenders and probation officers closely working with young offenders was utilized to test some of theories on youth offending. Particularly important was to look at the role of parenting during the socialization processes in youth offenders lives. The research results have revealed youth offenders either have been improperly socialized or were exposed to conditions, which might have indirectly encouraged violent behaviour. The outcome of this research suggests that South Africans ought to examine introspectively their parenting practices in order to prevent crime.

Certificate of Appreciation for Re ¿ Arrest of Offender ¿ Meduim B: 1998 Best Advertising Manager ¿ Mamäs Community Development: 2000 (Community Involvement) Service Excellence Award for Establishing of Pollsmoor Gym: 2002 Certificate of Appreciation Contributing to Public Speaking, Computer & Leadership ¿ Meduim A: 2005 Sports Personality Second Runner up Pollsmoor Management Area: 2005 IT Person of the Year Award ¿ Nominee ¿ SA Computer Society W/Cape Chapter: 2007 Service Excellence Award Pollsmoor Management Area ¿ winner Batho Pele Award: 2008/2009 Service Excellence Award Pollsmoor Management Area ¿ winner Masibambisane Award: 2010/2011 Service Excellence Award Western Cape Region ¿ 2nd place Masibambisane Award: 2010/2011 Services Excellence Award Pollsmoor Management Area ¿ 2nd place Masibambisane award ¿ 2011/2012 Services Excellence Award Pollsmoor Management Area ¿ Winner Educationist Award ¿ 2011/2012 Services Excellence Award Pollsmoor Management Area ¿ 1st Runner up Batho Pele ¿ 2011/2012 Services Excellence Award Pollsmoor Management Area ¿ winner Masibambisane award ¿ 2012/2013 Services Excellence Award Pollsmoor Management Area ¿ Winner Educationist Award.

He provided voluntary Services to Khoisan Aboriginal Security and Projects. He registered - Khoisan Aboriginal Security Projects to be PSIRA registered for young men and women to be employed by my company by playing a role to assist with unemployment in South Africa. He also developed QMS policies for the Khoisan Aboriginal Security & Projects and also registered the company with SASSETA for both a FETC Certificate in Specialist Security and a National Certificate in General Security with the aim of preventing crime in the Western Cape and to be trained as security officers. He provided voluntary services to different Khoisan communities in the Western Cape. He also assisted different community leaders to register with Department of Social Development. As a businessman and a traditional leader chief of the Hessequa Khoi Tribal Council this nominee also registered Khoisan Hessequa Skills Development with Department of Social Development and submitted a development plan for 2019 to the Western Cape Government to promote cultural activities to the different Khoisan communities.

The nominee Dannyboy Pieterse is really a change agent for the Khoisan communities and South Africa. He started addressing the injustices of the Khoisan soldiers since 2013 with his recent submission to the Portfolio Committee on Defence and Military Veterans on 22 September 2018 in the form of a final draft Khoisan soldier¿s integration bill of 2018 and research thesis called Khoisan the forgotten soldiers of South Africa the struggle to integrate into the New SANDF. In the research thesis the nominee is making the world aware of the role Khoisan soldiers played in colonialism, who became prisoners of hope in the New Democratic South Africa, who were excluded from the new SANDF integration process since 21 April 1994. He also developed a website: www.knsdu.org.za for the world to know who the other herös/heroines of South Africa are and the role they played to liberate South Africa during colonialism. If the final draft Khoisan soldier¿s integration bill of 2018 is approved by the South African Government a nation, thousands of Khoisan soldiers/ South African Cape Corps will integrate into the new SANDF, based on research done by the nominee Dannyboy Pieterse.

The nominee Dannyboy Pieterse is really a change agent for the Khoisan communities and South Africa. He started addressing the injustices of the Khoisan soldiers since 2013 with his recent submission to the Portfolio Committee on Defence and Military Veterans on 22 September 2018 in the form of a final draft Khoisan soldier¿s integration bill of 2018 and research called Khoisan the forgotten soldiers of South Africa the struggle to integrate into the New SANDF. In the research the nominee is making the world aware of the role Khoisan soldiers played in colonialism, who became prisoners of hope in the New Democratic South Africa, who were excluded from the new SANDF integration process since 21 April 1994. He also developed a website: www.knsdu.org.za for the world to know who the other herös/heroines of South Africa are and the role they played to liberate South Africa during colonialism.

Dannyboy Pieterse is a Section Head: Skills Practitioner (ETD ¿ Practitioner) for Department of Correctional Services ¿ Pollsmoor Management Area ¿ Female Centre of Excellence ¿ Western Cape South Africa. The nominee Dannyboy Pieterse is really a change agent for the Khoisan communities and South Africa. He started addressing the injustices of the Khoisan soldiers since 2013 with his recent submission to the Portfolio Committee on Defence and Military Veterans on 22 September 2018 in the form of a final draft Khoisan soldier¿s integration bill of 2018 and research thesis called Khoisan the forgotten soldiers of South Africa the struggle to integrate into the New SANDF. In the research thesis the nominee is making the world aware of the role Khoisan soldiers played in colonialism, who became prisoners of hope in the New Democratic South Africa, who were excluded from the new SANDF integration process since 21 April 1994. He also developed a website: www.knsdu.org.za for the world to know who the other herös/heroines of South Africa are and the role they played to liberate South Africa during colonialism.

Work in the correctional services is tough and dangerous. It is not the most difficult work but the circumstances are very difficult under which you have to perform your duties. There is almost no chance of getting promoted due to affirmative action and the salary increases you get only covers your new tax bracket. In a correctional facility the officer knows that they are dealing with criminals in a controlled environment. Officers train and act accordingly, hopefully protecting each other. In corrections the danger is known, but it¿s all around the officer all the time.

South Africa is among the top 10 worldwide in terms of prison population in both absolute terms as well as relative to the general population/ per capita. One of South Africäs main prison is the notorious Pollsmoor prison in Cape Town. Within Pollsmoor, there are five Correctional Centres with a total of about 8,846 prisoners: Medium A (both Juveniles and adult males remand), Maximum Security / Admission Centre (focusing on pre-trial detention / awaiting trial prisoners for male adult offenders), Medium B (Both adult men and Juveniles sentence offenders) & Medium C (adult men prison) and the Female Centre (Women¿s Prison for juveniles and adults; remand & sentenced offenders).

The Khoisan Nation Self defence Unit as the 8th non statutory force, seek integration into the new South African National Defence Force, who were excluded from the SANDF integration process since 21 April 1994, who became prisoners of hope. The Khoisan soldier¿s integration bill of 2018 is a 'single comprehensive Bill' consolidating two statutes the traditional khoisan Leadership bill of 2015 and the termination of integration act 44 of 2001, the court case lost by khoisan soldiers to integrate into the SANDF AND the repealed of all integration bills signed the former President JG Zuma on 15 December 2015. Masters in Christian Counseling - Team Impact Christian University Honors Degree Bachelors Degree in Christian Education ODETDP Level 6 Certificate - African Competency Development National N Diploma Maketing Management - Protea College

As leaders, we can motivate the church for a better ministry, and the motivational techniques we use should be ethical and compatible with the Word ¿ Help people identify a need by exposing them to reality. We do that when we help a smoker visualize the effects of smoking, expose a careless driver to the human tragedy of an accident scene, or give Christian youth opportunities to see spiritual joy and genuine gratefulness among people in poverty as they construct a new school or church during a short-term mission trip. ¿ Give people responsibility. Responsibility is a great teacher. Realizing the opportunity to contribute through their efforts, people tap their intel¬lectual potential and rise to new challenges. ¿ Provide affirmation and recogni¬tion. People respond positively to assurance that they are investing their time and energy in a way that blesses others. Affirmation from the church assures them their lives mean something to God. ¿ Demonstrate our own enthu¬siasm for ministry. Pastors specialize in exhortation. But providing an example of motiva¬tion for ministry through our actions has great influence and power.

¿The Department of Correctional Services is a place where inmates, who have done wrong, are corrected. It is the duty of the department to inform the public when releasing inmates on parole. ¿It is also the responsibility of the public to make sure that parolees behave in their area, if not, then they must inform the department.¿ This article argues that prisoners should have a right to rehabilitation; this right entails more than the government merely providing sporadic opportunities for rehabilitation, as will be explained. Additionally, although many justifications for prisoner rehabilitation exist, human dignity should be the primary justification for prisoner rehabilitation; this is because the concept of ¿human dignity¿ has the strongest ability to promote a concrete, immutable right to rehabilitation for prisoners, rather than merely having vacillating rehabilitative services.