Dr Alex Govender has been appointed the RFFA/ANCHOR representative by DG John McDonald.

Alex studied medicine at he University of Natal and has worked in various hospitals throughout South Africa. He has specialized in Occupational Medicine as is now fulltime at Volkswagen SA where he is the Manager of Corporate Health and Safety for VWSA. As part of his job he runs the company's HIV/AIDS comprehensive workplace program.

Rotarian Alex joined Rotary in 1991 and was President of his club, a DG representative, the District Chairman for Public Relations and is currently the District RFFA. He has been awarded a Paul Harris Fellowship.

Past President (PP) Tony Jordan has been appointed the RFFA/Achor representative by District Governor Charles Kandarira.

PP Tony has studied B. Admin (Political Science) at the University of Rhodesia and has a degree from the University of South Africa in B. Compt (Accounting Science).

As the Group Chief Executive of Seraph Information Technology Holdings in Harare, he has held a number of important positions in Rotary.

He was President of the Rotary Club of Harare West and the Hon. Treasurer. He has recently been appointed the Rotary District Chairman for Health Concerns.

Rotarian Eric Krystall has been appointed the RFFA/Anchor representative by Dsitrict Governor Abdul Aboo.

Past President (PP) Eric, has a Diploma in Pharamacy, a B.A in Fine Arts, a B.Sc (Hons) in Social Anthropology and an M.A, Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in Demography, joined Rotary in 1986 after coming to Kenya with the United Nations FAO as a senior Advisor for Population and Development in eastern and Southern Africa. This was followed by a career as the Director of Family Planning Private Sector (a USAID project) and at present as a Senior Advisor to a Kenyan NGO - “Family Programmes Promotions Services”.

He has served Rotary as the National Vice Chairman for Polio Plus, country Chair for Rotary Initiative for Population and Development and President of the Rotary Club of Nairobi. Eric lives in Nairobi.

Past District Governor (PDG) Reg Loo has been appointed the RFFA/Anchor representative by District Governor Maria Louisa Natividade.

PDG Reg Loo has lived in Botswana since 1968 having been born in South Africa. He has followed a career in the Hardware business and in Property Management.

PDG Reg is a Charter Member of the Rotary Club of Gaborone, has been President of that club and was District Governor 9250 in 1997/1998. He is a Paul Harris Fellow with one sapphire and a Rotary Benefactor.

Born in Hamburg (Germany) in 1938 Hans completed his High School Education in 1956. He served a three year
apprenticeship with Hamburg’s oldest Ship’s Broker and received his diploma from the Chamber of Commerce
in 1958. He furthered his studies in the field of shipping in London in 1962.

In 1965 Hans moved to Johannesburg to open an office for one of Germany’s leading Freight Forwarding companies.He has held executive positions in this industry ever since. He served as a Director of Companies for the past 35 years, 30 years of which as MD and CEO. Hans retired from active business in on 31st December, 2003.

Hans is married to Lynne. They have a son, three daughters and three grandchildren. He loves the arts and in particular classical music.

As a sports’ enthusiast he keenly follows cricket, rugby and golf without being active in any of these three sports.
Hans joined Rotary in 1998. He is a Past President, Paul Harris Fellow and a Rotary Foundation Benefactor. He is a life member of RFFA and a member of H.S.R.F. He is the District Representative for the Rotary Inter-country Committee Germany – South Africa.

A member of the Rotary Club of Sandton D9300, he is serving as an Assistant Governor in his third year.

Rotarian Olowu Olugbemiga (PHF) has been appointed the RFFA/Anchor representative by District Governor Michael Olawale-Cole.

Rotarian Olu, following a career in Business Management, joined Rotary in 1983 and has served as President of his Club, Assistant Governor and DGSR.

He is the Chair of the District Wheelchair Committee and Chair of the Club Service Projects Committee.

He is an active member of RFFA and the nephew of Past Rotary International President Jonothan Majiyagbe. Olu resides in Lagos, Nigeria.

Business: Sole agent in all ECOWAS countries ( except Nigeria) for major British Companies in Water Treatment, Storage and Distribution infrastructure engineering.

Educational Background: Graduate in Information Technology

Assistant Governor: 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003.
District Chair: Ambassadorial Scholarships
District Chair: Rotary Fellowship Exchange

Resource person for training seminars : AGS, PETS, DAC 2001-2005.

Chair, for Rotary Clubs in Ghana for 3H Food Quality Project for Ghana, Togo & Benin.

He is a member of the Rotary Club of Accra in Ghana.