We were privileged to visit Eyethu Educare Centre at the Delft Community Library on Mandela Day. We devoted our 67 minutes making soup and distributing it to these precious little ones! We paid a visit to Delft Police Station to thank them for keeping our community safe!
May the wise words of the late Nelson Mandela echo in our hearts forever. “What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we lead”. Nelson Mandela
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Social relief for remote rural communities of Kwa-Zulu Natal
AMS was tasked by the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA), in partnership with the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health and other social partners to assist with social relief aid to remote rural communities of KwaZulu-Natal who have been severely affected by the corona virus.
The AMS is honoured to be able to assist in providing humanitarian interventions apart from our daily essential aero-medical emergency services. To date 570 food parcels and 100 sanitation packs have been delivered to Vryheid, Ladysmith, Newcastle, Manguzi and Glenside near Bergville.
A project of this nature is not possible without the commitment and partnership of various roles players. The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) in partnership with the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health partnered with the following organisations and individuals:
- non-profit organisations such as the Al-Imdaad Foundation to assist with food donation;
- Indiza Airport Management (Pty) Ltd for waivering landing fees and allowing access to Virginia Airport as the central logistics point;
- Focus Air for allowing the use of their hangar at Virginia Airport to store food parcels.
- Air Traffic Navigation Services (ATNS).
The words of our late President Nelson Mandela echoes, “There can be no greater gift than that of giving one’s time and energy to help others without expecting anything in return.” It is only through partnerships such as these that as a nation we are able to stand together to fight this pandemic and assist those in need.
At AMS, our commitment to changing lives and saving lives knows no boundaries!
Social relief for remote rural communities of Kwa-Zulu Natal
AMS was tasked by the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA), in partnership with the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health and other social partners to assist with social relief aid to remote rural communities of KwaZulu-Natal who have been severely affected by the corona virus.
The AMS is honoured to be able to assist in providing humanitarian interventions apart from our daily essential aero-medical emergency services. To date 570 food parcels and 100 sanitation packs have been delivered to Vryheid, Ladysmith, Newcastle, Manguzi and Glenside near Bergville.
A project of this nature is not possible without the commitment and partnership of various roles players. The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) in partnership with the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health partnered with the following organisations and individuals:
- non-profit organisations such as the Al-Imdaad Foundation to assist with food donation;
- Indiza Airport Management (Pty) Ltd for waivering landing fees and allowing access to Virginia Airport as the central logistics point;
- Focus Air for allowing the use of their hangar at Virginia Airport to store food parcels.
- Air Traffic Navigation Services (ATNS).
The words of our late President Nelson Mandela echoes, “There can be no greater gift than that of giving one’s time and energy to help others without expecting anything in return.” It is only through partnerships such as these that as a nation we are able to stand together to fight this pandemic and assist those in need.
At AMS, our commitment to changing lives and saving lives knows no boundaries!
Social relief for remote rural communities of Kwa-Zulu Natal
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Social relief for remote rural communities of Kwa-Zulu Natal
AMS was tasked by the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA), in partnership with the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health and other social partners to assist with social relief aid to remote rural communities of KwaZulu-Natal who have been severely affected by the corona virus.
The AMS is honoured to be able to assist in providing humanitarian interventions apart from our daily essential aero-medical emergency services. To date 570 food parcels and 100 sanitation packs have been delivered to Vryheid, Ladysmith, Newcastle, Manguzi and Glenside near Bergville.
A project of this nature is not possible without the commitment and partnership of various roles players. The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) in partnership with the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health partnered with the following organisations and individuals:
- non-profit organisations such as the Al-Imdaad Foundation to assist with food donation;
- Indiza Airport Management (Pty) Ltd for waivering landing fees and allowing access to Virginia Airport as the central logistics point;
- Focus Air for allowing the use of their hangar at Virginia Airport to store food parcels.
- Air Traffic Navigation Services (ATNS).
The words of our late President Nelson Mandela echoes, “There can be no greater gift than that of giving one’s time and energy to help others without expecting anything in return.” It is only through partnerships such as these that as a nation we are able to stand together to fight this pandemic and assist those in need.
At AMS, our commitment to changing lives and saving lives knows no boundaries!
Social relief for remote rural communities of Kwa-Zulu Natal
AMS was tasked by the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA), in partnership with the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health and other social partners to assist with social relief aid to remote rural communities of KwaZulu-Natal who have been severely affected by the corona virus.
The AMS is honoured to be able to assist in providing humanitarian interventions apart from our daily essential aero-medical emergency services. To date 570 food parcels and 100 sanitation packs have been delivered to Vryheid, Ladysmith, Newcastle, Manguzi and Glenside near Bergville.
A project of this nature is not possible without the commitment and partnership of various roles players. The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) in partnership with the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health partnered with the following organisations and individuals:
- non-profit organisations such as the Al-Imdaad Foundation to assist with food donation;
- Indiza Airport Management (Pty) Ltd for waivering landing fees and allowing access to Virginia Airport as the central logistics point;
- Focus Air for allowing the use of their hangar at Virginia Airport to store food parcels.
- Air Traffic Navigation Services (ATNS).
The words of our late President Nelson Mandela echoes, “There can be no greater gift than that of giving one’s time and energy to help others without expecting anything in return.” It is only through partnerships such as these that as a nation we are able to stand together to fight this pandemic and assist those in need.
At AMS, our commitment to changing lives and saving lives knows no boundaries!
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Let's stand together to fight COVID 19
Let’s all work together to fight the spread of COVID-19. The AMS is committed to do everything in its power to work with government and society to fight this pandemic. Stay informed and take the necessary precaution to curb the spread of the Coranavirus! We will continue to render services to all South Africans, taking the necessary protective measures to keep our staff, patients and health workers safe. #COVID19 #Coronavirus Poster credit: National Department of Health
Let's stand together to fight COVID 19
Let’s all work together to fight the spread of COVID-19. The AMS is committed to do everything in its power to work with government and society to fight this pandemic. Stay informed and take the necessary precaution to curb the spread of the Coranavirus! We will continue to render services to all South Africans, taking the necessary protective measures to keep our staff, patients and health workers safe. #COVID19 #Coronavirus Poster credit: National Department of Health
Let's stand together to fight COVID 19
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Let's stand together to fight COVID 19
Let’s all work together to fight the spread of COVID-19. The AMS is committed to do everything in its power to work with government and society to fight this pandemic. Stay informed and take the necessary precaution to curb the spread of the Coranavirus! We will continue to render services to all South Africans, taking the necessary protective measures to keep our staff, patients and health workers safe. #COVID19 #Coronavirus Poster credit: National Department of Health
Let's stand together to fight COVID 19
Let’s all work together to fight the spread of COVID-19. The AMS is committed to do everything in its power to work with government and society to fight this pandemic. Stay informed and take the necessary precaution to curb the spread of the Coranavirus! We will continue to render services to all South Africans, taking the necessary protective measures to keep our staff, patients and health workers safe. #COVID19 #Coronavirus Poster credit: National Department of Health
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Meet our team ...
Today we introduce Werner Norval, Emergency Care Practitioner (ECP) based at our Cape Town base. Werner, another fitness and outdoor enthusiast, joined the AMS family in November, here’s a look into his world …
Tell us about yourself: “I grew up in Cape Town and attended DF Malan High School. I went on to study BCom Financial Accounting at Stellenbosch University. I soon realised that it was not for me. In 2007 I started working for Old Mutual as a financial adviser. During the first three years at Old Mutual, I studied financial planning at Milpark Business School. I worked for Old Mutual for another three years, six years in total. I then later resigned, re-did my matric Maths, Science and Biology and applied to study the BEMC course at the University of Johannesburg. After obtaining my degree in 2017 I started to work for Netcare911 in their ICU division. I was introduced to the aero-medical environment where I spent a year flying part time for them on their helicopter as an Emergency Care Practitioner (ECP). I resigned in October 2019 and started with AMS in November 2019.”
Were you in any other trade before? “Yes, finance.”
Why did you choose to join the AMS? “I believe it is a great company to work for. The experience I am gaining in the aero-medical environment with them is priceless.”
If you could master one skill you don’t have right now, what would it be? “To become a helicopter pilot.”
What do you do in your spare time? “I like to exercise, running and swimming specifically. Furthermore, my spare time goes towards planning my wedding and honeymoon later this year. I also like to braai and socialise with friends. I also have a motorbike that I enjoy doing some day trips on.”
What might someone be surprised to know about you? “I look much older than I really am!”
What do you enjoy most about your job? “Being able to serve the community and care for patients. Also, my office has the best view anyone can ask for.”
What is on your bedside table? “A lamp, fan and heater.”
If you could have dinner with five famous people from history, who would they be? “Hitler I suppose; however, I am not that much into famous people. I would rather have dinner with my friends.”
When your friends/family find out what you do, what do they say or ask? “They always make a comment regarding the things we see and that they have a lot of respect for what we do.”
What has been the happiest day of your life? “That day is still coming…9 May 2020, my wedding day!”
If you could do another job for just one day, what would it be? “To be the helicopter pilot.”
What is your greatest indulgence? “Anything sweet, but I don’t share my tinkies!”
What is the one thing, you can’t live without? “My soon to be wife! Oh, and oxygen! Typical paramedic thing to say.”
What is the one quality you feel best describes you? “Loyal.”
Best piece of advice anyone ever gave you? “Laugh every day!”
Do you have a life philosophy? “Don’t overthink. I struggle with that.”
Meet our team ...
Today we introduce Werner Norval, Emergency Care Practitioner (ECP) based at our Cape Town base. Werner, another fitness and outdoor enthusiast, joined the AMS family in November, here’s a look into his world …
Tell us about yourself: “I grew up in Cape Town and attended DF Malan High School. I went on to study BCom Financial Accounting at Stellenbosch University. I soon realised that it was not for me. In 2007 I started working for Old Mutual as a financial adviser. During the first three years at Old Mutual, I studied financial planning at Milpark Business School. I worked for Old Mutual for another three years, six years in total. I then later resigned, re-did my matric Maths, Science and Biology and applied to study the BEMC course at the University of Johannesburg. After obtaining my degree in 2017 I started to work for Netcare911 in their ICU division. I was introduced to the aero-medical environment where I spent a year flying part time for them on their helicopter as an Emergency Care Practitioner (ECP). I resigned in October 2019 and started with AMS in November 2019.”
Were you in any other trade before? “Yes, finance.”
Why did you choose to join the AMS? “I believe it is a great company to work for. The experience I am gaining in the aero-medical environment with them is priceless.”
If you could master one skill you don’t have right now, what would it be? “To become a helicopter pilot.”
What do you do in your spare time? “I like to exercise, running and swimming specifically. Furthermore, my spare time goes towards planning my wedding and honeymoon later this year. I also like to braai and socialise with friends. I also have a motorbike that I enjoy doing some day trips on.”
What might someone be surprised to know about you? “I look much older than I really am!”
What do you enjoy most about your job? “Being able to serve the community and care for patients. Also, my office has the best view anyone can ask for.”
What is on your bedside table? “A lamp, fan and heater.”
If you could have dinner with five famous people from history, who would they be? “Hitler I suppose; however, I am not that much into famous people. I would rather have dinner with my friends.”
When your friends/family find out what you do, what do they say or ask? “They always make a comment regarding the things we see and that they have a lot of respect for what we do.”
What has been the happiest day of your life? “That day is still coming…9 May 2020, my wedding day!”
If you could do another job for just one day, what would it be? “To be the helicopter pilot.”
What is your greatest indulgence? “Anything sweet, but I don’t share my tinkies!”
What is the one thing, you can’t live without? “My soon to be wife! Oh, and oxygen! Typical paramedic thing to say.”
What is the one quality you feel best describes you? “Loyal.”
Best piece of advice anyone ever gave you? “Laugh every day!”
Do you have a life philosophy? “Don’t overthink. I struggle with that.”
Meet our team ...
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Meet our team ...
Today we introduce Werner Norval, Emergency Care Practitioner (ECP) based at our Cape Town base. Werner, another fitness and outdoor enthusiast, joined the AMS family in November, here’s a look into his world …
Tell us about yourself: “I grew up in Cape Town and attended DF Malan High School. I went on to study BCom Financial Accounting at Stellenbosch University. I soon realised that it was not for me. In 2007 I started working for Old Mutual as a financial adviser. During the first three years at Old Mutual, I studied financial planning at Milpark Business School. I worked for Old Mutual for another three years, six years in total. I then later resigned, re-did my matric Maths, Science and Biology and applied to study the BEMC course at the University of Johannesburg. After obtaining my degree in 2017 I started to work for Netcare911 in their ICU division. I was introduced to the aero-medical environment where I spent a year flying part time for them on their helicopter as an Emergency Care Practitioner (ECP). I resigned in October 2019 and started with AMS in November 2019.”
Were you in any other trade before? “Yes, finance.”
Why did you choose to join the AMS? “I believe it is a great company to work for. The experience I am gaining in the aero-medical environment with them is priceless.”
If you could master one skill you don’t have right now, what would it be? “To become a helicopter pilot.”
What do you do in your spare time? “I like to exercise, running and swimming specifically. Furthermore, my spare time goes towards planning my wedding and honeymoon later this year. I also like to braai and socialise with friends. I also have a motorbike that I enjoy doing some day trips on.”
What might someone be surprised to know about you? “I look much older than I really am!”
What do you enjoy most about your job? “Being able to serve the community and care for patients. Also, my office has the best view anyone can ask for.”
What is on your bedside table? “A lamp, fan and heater.”
If you could have dinner with five famous people from history, who would they be? “Hitler I suppose; however, I am not that much into famous people. I would rather have dinner with my friends.”
When your friends/family find out what you do, what do they say or ask? “They always make a comment regarding the things we see and that they have a lot of respect for what we do.”
What has been the happiest day of your life? “That day is still coming…9 May 2020, my wedding day!”
If you could do another job for just one day, what would it be? “To be the helicopter pilot.”
What is your greatest indulgence? “Anything sweet, but I don’t share my tinkies!”
What is the one thing, you can’t live without? “My soon to be wife! Oh, and oxygen! Typical paramedic thing to say.”
What is the one quality you feel best describes you? “Loyal.”
Best piece of advice anyone ever gave you? “Laugh every day!”
Do you have a life philosophy? “Don’t overthink. I struggle with that.”
Meet our team ...
Today we introduce Werner Norval, Emergency Care Practitioner (ECP) based at our Cape Town base. Werner, another fitness and outdoor enthusiast, joined the AMS family in November, here’s a look into his world …
Tell us about yourself: “I grew up in Cape Town and attended DF Malan High School. I went on to study BCom Financial Accounting at Stellenbosch University. I soon realised that it was not for me. In 2007 I started working for Old Mutual as a financial adviser. During the first three years at Old Mutual, I studied financial planning at Milpark Business School. I worked for Old Mutual for another three years, six years in total. I then later resigned, re-did my matric Maths, Science and Biology and applied to study the BEMC course at the University of Johannesburg. After obtaining my degree in 2017 I started to work for Netcare911 in their ICU division. I was introduced to the aero-medical environment where I spent a year flying part time for them on their helicopter as an Emergency Care Practitioner (ECP). I resigned in October 2019 and started with AMS in November 2019.”
Were you in any other trade before? “Yes, finance.”
Why did you choose to join the AMS? “I believe it is a great company to work for. The experience I am gaining in the aero-medical environment with them is priceless.”
If you could master one skill you don’t have right now, what would it be? “To become a helicopter pilot.”
What do you do in your spare time? “I like to exercise, running and swimming specifically. Furthermore, my spare time goes towards planning my wedding and honeymoon later this year. I also like to braai and socialise with friends. I also have a motorbike that I enjoy doing some day trips on.”
What might someone be surprised to know about you? “I look much older than I really am!”
What do you enjoy most about your job? “Being able to serve the community and care for patients. Also, my office has the best view anyone can ask for.”
What is on your bedside table? “A lamp, fan and heater.”
If you could have dinner with five famous people from history, who would they be? “Hitler I suppose; however, I am not that much into famous people. I would rather have dinner with my friends.”
When your friends/family find out what you do, what do they say or ask? “They always make a comment regarding the things we see and that they have a lot of respect for what we do.”
What has been the happiest day of your life? “That day is still coming…9 May 2020, my wedding day!”
If you could do another job for just one day, what would it be? “To be the helicopter pilot.”
What is your greatest indulgence? “Anything sweet, but I don’t share my tinkies!”
What is the one thing, you can’t live without? “My soon to be wife! Oh, and oxygen! Typical paramedic thing to say.”
What is the one quality you feel best describes you? “Loyal.”
Best piece of advice anyone ever gave you? “Laugh every day!”
Do you have a life philosophy? “Don’t overthink. I struggle with that.”
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Meet our team ...
Newly graduate and self-motivator Anathi Matutu joined the AMS family as Junior Accountant in our Finance Department in February this year. Here’s a look into Anathi’s world …
Who is Anathi Matutu? “I am from a windy city called Port Elizabeth. I am the last born amongst three girls. I have recently completed my Bachelor of Commerce degree, majoring in Financial Accounting at the University of the Western Cape (UWC). I am also a hardworking young female who is self- motivated, determined and have a desire to succeed.”
Were you in any other trade before? “Previously, I was a student assistant at my varsity where I assisted students in leasing out prescribed textbooks.”
Why did you choose to join the AMS? “The first thing that caught my eye when searching the organisation was the humanitarian aspect, providing maximum service to the community which is what I believe and am passionate about - offering my service to the community.”
If you could master one skill you don’t have right now, what would it be? “Initiative. I am a person who likes to suggest from activities to creating a norm.”
What do you do in your spare time? “I read books, listen to music and casually bake with my friends.”
What might someone be surprised to know about you? “I am not reserved as I appear to be. Once I am used to the environment and someone I become more relaxed and engaging.”
What do you enjoy most about your job? “My job does not only focus on a particular aspect. Every day you learn something new, which is what I enjoy most about my job.”
What is on your bedside table? “Journal, tissue, scented candles and vaseline.”
If you could have dinner with five famous people from history, who would they be?
“Martin Luther King, Mother Teresa, Albert Einstein, Coco Chanel and Nelson Mandela.”
When your friends/family find out what you do, what do they say or ask? “They literally asked me about journal entries, balance sheet (if it did balance) and VAT because I used to tell them a lot when I was still a student.”
What has been the happiest day of your life? “Completing my degree and getting a job that is in line with what I studied.”
If you could do another job for just one day, what would it be? “An engineer.”
What is your greatest indulgence? “I cannot decide on one. But anything with sugar – cake, doughnut, chocolate, etc.”
What is the one thing, you can’t live without? “I cannot live without lipstick.”
What is the one quality you feel best describes you? “Punctual.”
Best piece of advice anyone ever gave you? “Obstacles are the cost of greatness”
Do you have a life philosophy? “Yes. To be still in the midst of chaos and to accept things as they are and enjoy life.”
Meet our team ...
Newly graduate and self-motivator Anathi Matutu joined the AMS family as Junior Accountant in our Finance Department in February this year. Here’s a look into Anathi’s world …
Who is Anathi Matutu? “I am from a windy city called Port Elizabeth. I am the last born amongst three girls. I have recently completed my Bachelor of Commerce degree, majoring in Financial Accounting at the University of the Western Cape (UWC). I am also a hardworking young female who is self- motivated, determined and have a desire to succeed.”
Were you in any other trade before? “Previously, I was a student assistant at my varsity where I assisted students in leasing out prescribed textbooks.”
Why did you choose to join the AMS? “The first thing that caught my eye when searching the organisation was the humanitarian aspect, providing maximum service to the community which is what I believe and am passionate about - offering my service to the community.”
If you could master one skill you don’t have right now, what would it be? “Initiative. I am a person who likes to suggest from activities to creating a norm.”
What do you do in your spare time? “I read books, listen to music and casually bake with my friends.”
What might someone be surprised to know about you? “I am not reserved as I appear to be. Once I am used to the environment and someone I become more relaxed and engaging.”
What do you enjoy most about your job? “My job does not only focus on a particular aspect. Every day you learn something new, which is what I enjoy most about my job.”
What is on your bedside table? “Journal, tissue, scented candles and vaseline.”
If you could have dinner with five famous people from history, who would they be?
“Martin Luther King, Mother Teresa, Albert Einstein, Coco Chanel and Nelson Mandela.”
When your friends/family find out what you do, what do they say or ask? “They literally asked me about journal entries, balance sheet (if it did balance) and VAT because I used to tell them a lot when I was still a student.”
What has been the happiest day of your life? “Completing my degree and getting a job that is in line with what I studied.”
If you could do another job for just one day, what would it be? “An engineer.”
What is your greatest indulgence? “I cannot decide on one. But anything with sugar – cake, doughnut, chocolate, etc.”
What is the one thing, you can’t live without? “I cannot live without lipstick.”
What is the one quality you feel best describes you? “Punctual.”
Best piece of advice anyone ever gave you? “Obstacles are the cost of greatness”
Do you have a life philosophy? “Yes. To be still in the midst of chaos and to accept things as they are and enjoy life.”
Meet our team ...
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Meet our team ...
Newly graduate and self-motivator Anathi Matutu joined the AMS family as Junior Accountant in our Finance Department in February this year. Here’s a look into Anathi’s world …
Who is Anathi Matutu? “I am from a windy city called Port Elizabeth. I am the last born amongst three girls. I have recently completed my Bachelor of Commerce degree, majoring in Financial Accounting at the University of the Western Cape (UWC). I am also a hardworking young female who is self- motivated, determined and have a desire to succeed.”
Were you in any other trade before? “Previously, I was a student assistant at my varsity where I assisted students in leasing out prescribed textbooks.”
Why did you choose to join the AMS? “The first thing that caught my eye when searching the organisation was the humanitarian aspect, providing maximum service to the community which is what I believe and am passionate about - offering my service to the community.”
If you could master one skill you don’t have right now, what would it be? “Initiative. I am a person who likes to suggest from activities to creating a norm.”
What do you do in your spare time? “I read books, listen to music and casually bake with my friends.”
What might someone be surprised to know about you? “I am not reserved as I appear to be. Once I am used to the environment and someone I become more relaxed and engaging.”
What do you enjoy most about your job? “My job does not only focus on a particular aspect. Every day you learn something new, which is what I enjoy most about my job.”
What is on your bedside table? “Journal, tissue, scented candles and vaseline.”
If you could have dinner with five famous people from history, who would they be?
“Martin Luther King, Mother Teresa, Albert Einstein, Coco Chanel and Nelson Mandela.”
When your friends/family find out what you do, what do they say or ask? “They literally asked me about journal entries, balance sheet (if it did balance) and VAT because I used to tell them a lot when I was still a student.”
What has been the happiest day of your life? “Completing my degree and getting a job that is in line with what I studied.”
If you could do another job for just one day, what would it be? “An engineer.”
What is your greatest indulgence? “I cannot decide on one. But anything with sugar – cake, doughnut, chocolate, etc.”
What is the one thing, you can’t live without? “I cannot live without lipstick.”
What is the one quality you feel best describes you? “Punctual.”
Best piece of advice anyone ever gave you? “Obstacles are the cost of greatness”
Do you have a life philosophy? “Yes. To be still in the midst of chaos and to accept things as they are and enjoy life.”
Meet our team ...
Newly graduate and self-motivator Anathi Matutu joined the AMS family as Junior Accountant in our Finance Department in February this year. Here’s a look into Anathi’s world …
Who is Anathi Matutu? “I am from a windy city called Port Elizabeth. I am the last born amongst three girls. I have recently completed my Bachelor of Commerce degree, majoring in Financial Accounting at the University of the Western Cape (UWC). I am also a hardworking young female who is self- motivated, determined and have a desire to succeed.”
Were you in any other trade before? “Previously, I was a student assistant at my varsity where I assisted students in leasing out prescribed textbooks.”
Why did you choose to join the AMS? “The first thing that caught my eye when searching the organisation was the humanitarian aspect, providing maximum service to the community which is what I believe and am passionate about - offering my service to the community.”
If you could master one skill you don’t have right now, what would it be? “Initiative. I am a person who likes to suggest from activities to creating a norm.”
What do you do in your spare time? “I read books, listen to music and casually bake with my friends.”
What might someone be surprised to know about you? “I am not reserved as I appear to be. Once I am used to the environment and someone I become more relaxed and engaging.”
What do you enjoy most about your job? “My job does not only focus on a particular aspect. Every day you learn something new, which is what I enjoy most about my job.”
What is on your bedside table? “Journal, tissue, scented candles and vaseline.”
If you could have dinner with five famous people from history, who would they be?
“Martin Luther King, Mother Teresa, Albert Einstein, Coco Chanel and Nelson Mandela.”
When your friends/family find out what you do, what do they say or ask? “They literally asked me about journal entries, balance sheet (if it did balance) and VAT because I used to tell them a lot when I was still a student.”
What has been the happiest day of your life? “Completing my degree and getting a job that is in line with what I studied.”
If you could do another job for just one day, what would it be? “An engineer.”
What is your greatest indulgence? “I cannot decide on one. But anything with sugar – cake, doughnut, chocolate, etc.”
What is the one thing, you can’t live without? “I cannot live without lipstick.”
What is the one quality you feel best describes you? “Punctual.”
Best piece of advice anyone ever gave you? “Obstacles are the cost of greatness”
Do you have a life philosophy? “Yes. To be still in the midst of chaos and to accept things as they are and enjoy life.”