Saturday, May 23, 2009

ASAIB INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2009 : A PHOTO SURVEY


ASAIB hosted the Triennial Meeting of
Representatives from International Indexing Societies on 8 May at the Maropeng Heritage Centre in the Cradle of Humankind. This was followed by the annual ASAIB Conference on the theme Africa Visited and Revisited. The following is a photographic survey of some of the conference activities. A full report on the conference was published in the ASAIB newsletter (www.asaib.org.za/newsletter.html).
On Sunday evening the delegates enjoyed an evening of drumming. See them having fun (right)

Below: Amanda Simpson and Nomvula Nhlabati at the registration desk
Below: Delegates listening to a presentation













Below: Ina Fourie and Anna-Marie Arnold enjoying tea

















Left: Shadrak Katuu, Ruth Pincoe and Marlene Burger at the main desk










Riason Naidoo introducing the restoration project at Timbaktu








Rachel Williams introducing Majorie Courtenay- Latimer





John Simkin (ANSZI) and other delegates in the boat to view the Maropeng Museum exhibits










Antoinette Kotze enjoying a moment








Pilar Wyman (USA) enjoying an exhibit in the Maropeng Museum







Karin McGuirk and Hannalie Knoetze at the conference dinner









Frances Lennie introducing the international societies' representatives









The Simon Bekker Primary School choir closed the conference with the South African national anthem










































































Wednesday, April 01, 2009

ASAIB Conference 2008 - Photos

Marlene Rose and Stephen Gray

Market place


Cynthia Kros










Trix Lombard, Antoinette Kotze, Nomvula Nhlabati, Marlene Burger








Peter Duncan having tea














Peter Duncan at the registration desk















Left: Amanda Simpson and three exhibitors










Right: Peter Duncan and Yvonne Garson












Left: Stephan Welz












Right: Deone Prinsloo














Left: Henriette Latsky













Right: Abdul Bemath on receiving his award.














Left: Beth Strachan and Elna Schoeman









Right: Ruda Landman and Jackie Fourie (at the back)