Passing away of Ms Roseline Thabethe

It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that we have to confirm the passing of one of our colleagues, a friend and family member. Rose Thabethe – or Rosie, as she was fondly known – passed away on Friday 5 April.

Rose has been part of the greater UP Sport system for many years, spanning more than 15 years. She was first employed within the hpc business in the food and beverage and banqueting departments. During her later years she spent time within the TuksSport facilities division. Within all these areas of work, Rose was known to always be willing to listen, take care, share a smile, ask how you are and be willing to help! It was the small things she did when no one was watching that made her a valuable team member within our organisations. She impacted many!

Each and every one of us, in whatever role and job we find ourselves, contributes in many different ways to the successes of our athletes and teams between the four white lines. May we each continue to do so and use her work ethic and attitude toward life, colleagues and family as an example to us all. Roseline Thabethe has left the Tuks Stripe in a better place!  

On behalf of the TuksSport & hpc Executive and her colleagues within the facilities division, we wish to express our sincere condolences to her family, especially her children, friends and loved ones. During a difficult time like this, whilst we consider why this happened, may we take time to celebrate the life of Rose, the love she shared and the impact that she made both in her families lives, our lives and those she shared day-to-day interactions and work with. May we keep all those close to Rose in our prayers.

May her soul rest in peace.

Funeral arrangements will be communicated once finalised.  

Sincere regards
 

TOBY SUTCLIFFE
Acting Director: TuksSport / hpc

Information Governance and Privacy Protection (iGaPP) Programme

iGaPP Programme

At the University of Pretoria we deal with a lot of information. From the information we collect about our students, to the information we create when we do research; information is pivotal to what we do. By harnessing the power of information appropriately, we can be better teachers, researchers, and innovators.

To be able to manage and use information properly and in a responsible way, we need to understand where the risks are. To help us achieve this, we are putting systems and structures in place. That is why the University has embarked on a three-year Information Governance and Privacy Protection (iGaPP) programme. This will put the structures in place from where we can build something we can be proud of.

Good information governance is not a short-term initiative, it is a long-term goal. For more information on the iGaPP Programme, visit https://www.up.ac.za/iGaPP-programme

Kind regards

Prof CMA Nicholson

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AmaTuks will be facing Jomo Cosmos on Saturday

AmaTuks will be facing Jomo Cosmos on Saturday, 20 April in what is expected to be a riveting match!

Entry is free for UP staff and students with valid staff or student cards.

Date: Saturday, 20 April 2019

Time: 15.00

Venue: Tuks Stadium, South Street, Hillcrest Campus, Hatfield

We look forward to seeing you there – remember to bring your staff or student card for free entry to the match!