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"I'm ready for a fight!"
23 Jan 2006
Saru president Brian van Rooyen has vowed to fight off the challenge of Sharks president Oregan Hoskins.
Saru's presidential elections take place on 24 February, and Hoskins is eager to replace Van Rooyen at the top of SA Rugby.
"There is too much negativity surrounding our rugby," he told the Cape Times. "Rugby cannot prosper if it is rocked by one scandal after another. My motivation for standing is to do what I can to improve rugby's image."
However, Van Rooyen plans to win re-election and stick around for another two years.
"I believe I have done a reasonably good job as president of Saru," he said. "Reports that I have been asked to leave are factually incorrect. I've gone on the campaign trail and I am confident that I have the support of most of the provincial unions. I'm ready for a fight, meneer!"
Van Rooyen also asked his opponts not to use underhand tactics against him.
"Please don't use devious means," he said. "Come to the polls on 24 February to oust me. I will not walk or be pushed. I will fight for what I believe is right. Don't go behind my back. I'm not going to fall over."
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23 Jan 2006, 12:55 pmBloem Leeu,
Jy kan maar die boek koop. Baie insiggewend en baie feite waarvan ons nie geweet het. Jy sal meer van die man hou nadat jy die boek gelees het. -
23 Jan 2006, 12:58 pmLet us be honest.. if you are high flyer in South Africa you are not going to enter sports management.
You would rather work/run an operation where the rewards are real, where what you do has an impact and you don't have a bunch of arseholes and the government waiting for you to screw up!
23 Jan 2006, 13:02 pmThanx Stan
Ek het nog altyd van Luyt gehou, in sy dae het als nog oor rugby gegaan en nie politiek nie!
Hy het nie nonsins van Spelers, Provinsies of Politiek gedult nie, wens ons kan weer so leier kry! -
23 Jan 2006, 13:04 pmHy was ook nooit n broederbonder nie.Dit het hom waarskynlik n plek in die Bokspan gekos…
23 Jan 2006, 13:06 pmOO
Are you accusing us of anything? (Lol)
All jokes aside, the Cheetahs deserved their CC win and all the kudo's that go with it. I hope that Jake will recognise the brilliance that Rassie uses/used and will utilise his innovativeness for the boks.
As I stated before (under the nick SadSack) – The Bulls WERE the strongest team, but, under the influence of Rassie and co, the Cheetahs had precisely the right gameplan to negate the strengths of the Bulls – in other words, a plan A that worked!!!!!!!! (And no doubt had a plan B too.) All that remains to be seen is whether they can be competitive in the S14. I will be looking forward to our 1st clash.
23 Jan 2006, 13:32 pmAnyone going to Sun City this weekend for the Sharks-Bulls game. If you live close by, its well worth the trip, a great day.
23 Jan 2006, 13:42 pmOffside
Nope- just preparing the next verbal battle.
Yip it will be good to watch the serious end of Rugby again and for our teams – it starts off were it ended
But then all the suffering that us fans have to endure….
23 Jan 2006, 13:44 pmI dont understand why the sharks are even bothering playing warm up games – they are gonna come stone last anyway… they probably more interested in bringing out their own range of golf clubs than playing rugby…
23 Jan 2006, 13:47 pmBigg
Remember **** Muir took over midway through the season last year. **** is a great coach, and I think the Sharks will do much better this year than most expect them to.
Ig, save this post of mine, and post it after the season again.
23 Jan 2006, 13:49 pmBringing out there own range of golf clubs…..LOL
23 Jan 2006, 13:50 pmHi All,
Like the new site keo, easy to register as well…
Here's hoping this is Van Rooyens End
23 Jan 2006, 13:51 pmCraig
Hope the Shrks do well, just worse than the Cats…
23 Jan 2006, 13:58 pmI hope Brian get to read everything on this site, then he should know what to do!!!
23 Jan 2006, 14:00 pmswarugby
Where you from South West Africa [Namibia] ?
23 Jan 2006, 14:02 pmswarugby
That's if Brian Von Ruin can read in the first place!
23 Jan 2006, 14:14 pmCraig, I really hope for the Sharks fans sake they do well… If there is any team that should get relegated it should be the cheetahs as they are the new kids on the block… I can't believe that the Spears are playing next year – they are so kuk… Just watch this space there is going to be a huge court battle at the end of the season. See what happens when you put so much emphasis on transformation?? This is going to backfire coz how the hell can you have the spears in stead of the Sharks, stormers, cheetahs, cats or bulls – its just not right… The players can't go play for the spears next year as most of them are on 3 year contracts… What a F&&% up….
23 Jan 2006, 14:21 pmswarugby – I don't think you understand how the mind of an egotist (BvR) works.
If he ever reads the comments on this site – he'll sit back, smirk and comment on how uncultured, and naive the rest of us are.
People with a God complex don't worry about what the "ignorant masses" think.
23 Jan 2006, 14:21 pmOO
I tend to fly under the radar when it comes to singing my teams praises since we were so cruelly dispossesed of the CC trophy. Funny thing is, it's not the Cheetah fans that are the problem, rather it's the rest of the fair-weather supporters who gloat that we lost – go figure.
23 Jan 2006, 14:30 pmbut dont we need quotas in our administration as well
23 Jan 2006, 14:31 pmI agree offside the Cheetahs fans have been magnaminous in victory and defeat, so too have the Bulls. Its the fans of the other teams who don't get to finals, to be given the chance to lose that ***** the loudest.
I think it only right that I single out most Stormers fans as the torch carriers in this regard. Enjoy your break next season Stormers, probably be good for you as Schalk and co look a bit jaded and in need of rest. -
23 Jan 2006, 14:33 pmBigg,
Perhaps relegation is precisely the spure needed to wake under-performing teams up.
As a Gautenger, I support the Bulls and then the Sharks, or at least I used to. Potentially and historically the Natal Union has been probably the most effective of the big 4. In recent times however, they have failed dismally to make a fist of it when playing in the S12. Given that they are (or were) the most financially sound Union of the lot, they had to make something of that and go on to bigger and better things. As things stand, they face possible relegation!!!!
While other unions were buying/developing new talent, what were the Sharks doing???? Sweet bugger-all, which can be seen from the lack of depth in their current squad.
As for the Spears, well we will just have to wait and see – my personal opinion is that we have 2 too many teams in the S14.
23 Jan 2006, 14:33 pmi am truly hurt dee dah
23 Jan 2006, 14:37 pmSTUCKY
We do have quotas in our administration but funnily enough not along colour lines. The structure I believe is thus:-
3 Village Idiots
2 Morons
5 Complete Fuckwitts
1 Dozy *******
I understand that you can swap a Fuckwitt for a Moron but 1 Dozy ******* will cost you 2 Village Idiots.
Oh yes and all this must be headed by a bloke who has an equal smattering of each quality. So I think SARU have just about got it right. -
23 Jan 2006, 14:59 pmoh hello!
23 Jan 2006, 15:02 pmLOL
23 Jan 2006, 15:21 pmDee Dah
Not bad at all – but your Stormers posting stinks. -
23 Jan 2006, 16:15 pmWhoever become president of SARU should take a medical test to see if he actually a brain in his skull. Then he should take an IQ test…and the same goes for those voting for a new president.
23 Jan 2006, 16:28 pm"Bring on the Gimp"
"But the Gimp's sleeping" -
23 Jan 2006, 19:51 pmBVR just showed what a liar he is, I am sure he will ne able to pass a polygraph test, he is a psychopath.
24 Jan 2006, 00:57 amAg thanks Brian for the fighting talk, now please pack your tuckbox (and don't steal anything out of the office) and piss off …. if you think that you have added anything positive or done "a reasonably good job" at SA rugby then you have truly lost touch with reality – please just keep yourself busy with the chaos that is Labatt!
24 Jan 2006, 09:21 amBrainless fun Ruin is just NOT another Danie Craven, and not is he just another Louis Luyt.
Brian is, was and always will be a mere non-entity.
Brainless is just a hopeless little lightweight dandelion, destined to be dislodged and swept away by nothing morte than a puff of wind.
24 Jan 2006, 14:02 pmBVR says he did "reasonably well" — ti me this reads that he admits he messed up somewhere. AND PRAY TELL — what underhand tactics would HOSKENS use — if BVR is guilty of oversteppin the mark as the President then these deficiencies in his tenur as the PRESIDENT MUST BE EXPOSED — you cant go down the same road again
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The latest South Bulletin provides an analysis of the Climate Conference of the UNFCCC (held in Doha in November - December 2012). The conference had low ambition in terms of emission reduction and finance for developing countries. But progress was made on "loss and damage" resulting from the effects of climate change, in the adaptation agenda. Climate Policy Brief, February 2013 The annual United Nations climate conference held in 2012 in Doha concluded on 8 December with low levels of commitments by the developed countries in two crucial areas -- emission cuts by them, and provision of climate financing for developing countries. Climate Policy Brief, November 2012 Developing countries have long been at the frontlines of climate change and bearing the brunt of its impacts on sustainable development prospects and even, in many cases, physical survival and territorial integrity. These underscore the need for global cooperation and action on climate change. 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SouthViews No.23, 24 July 2012 SOUTHVIEWS is a service of the South Centre to provide opinions and analysis of topical issues from a South perspective. Visit the South Centre's website: www.southcentre.org Equity is the Gateway to Environment Ambition: South Centre statement in UNFCCC Below is the statement by Martin Khor, Executive Director of the South Centre, which was presented at the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Ad-hoc Working Group on Long-term Cooperative Action (AWG-LCA) Workshop on Equity in Bonn on 16 May 2012. ……………………………………………………………… In the quest for an international climate agreement on actions to address the climate change crisis, three aspects have to be the basis simultaneously: the environmental imperative, the developmental imperative, and the equity imperative. This EDE formula requires that the different pieces of the climate negotiations be seen and addressed as a whole, in a holistic way. In particular, setting the global goal for emission reduction has to take account of the environmental imperative, and also deal with the emission reduction of Annex I and non-Annex I Parties. Equity is the element and principle that cements the link between environment and development. Indeed, equity is the gateway to environmental ambition. For example, fixing of a temperature target and of a global emissions reduction goal must be done within a paradigm or framework for the equitable sharing of the atmospheric space and the development space. The sharing of the mitigation efforts, and the support (finance and technology transfer) that must accompany this sharing is a most critical piece of the jigsaw puzzle. The UN Climate Convention recognises the equity principle; that developed countries take the lead in emission reduction, and that developing countries have development imperatives, and their ability to undertake climate actions depend on the extent of support they receive from the developed countries. Annex I countries will also meet the agreed full incremental costs of implementing developing countries' mitigation measures, as well as providing financing on adaptation and technology. There are competing claims on a national budget or a family budget. The trade-offs and dilemmas are more acute for the poor. A poor family would put greater priority on feeding the children and on health care, and also on adaptation action such as preventing floods and rain from occupying the house, ahead of spending on mitigation. Thus, financial assistance is required if changing to more environmentally sound cook stoves is to be done by the family. So too regarding a typical budget making exercise by developing countries. Thus the provision of finance to support mitigation in developing countries, which is oprerationalising the equity principle, would be a necessary piece of effective global migitation action. Recognising the gateway role of equity to higher environmental ambition is not a rhetorical but a logical and realistic way of getting to a successful mitigation framework. Between 1850 and 2009, about 1,280 Gigatons of CO2 were emitted, thus adding to the stock of CO2 in the atmosphere. To achieve a 67% probability of limiting temperature rise to within 2 degrees Celsius, CO2 emissions in 2010-2050 must be kept to below 750 Gt; a 75% probability requires a 600 Gt budget. Of the cumulative global emissions Annex I countries accounted for 72% of the total compared to their share of population of about 25%. Developing countries accounted 28% of the total. The over-utilisation by Annex I was 568 Gton, the same as the under-utilisation by developing countries. In terms of annual flow, Annex I is still exceeding its fair share. In sharing the remaining carbon space in 2010-2050 two concepts are needed: (1) The allocation of carbon space as according to rights and responsibilities; (2) The actual carbon budget (and related physical emissions reduction schedule) that countries eventually put forward as what they can physically undertake. There could be a difference between the allocation of responsibilities and rights, and the actual emissions reduction or related budgets. Therefore: Countries that cannot meet their allocated budget or emission cut can compensate for this unmet part of their obligation and countries that do not make full use of these rights, can obtain the funds for their actions. The equity approach has implications for the various topics under LCA. In shared vision, the setting of a global goal for emission reduction should be accompanied by a clarification of the roles of developed and developing countries. For example, a proposal of a global goal of 50% and an Annex I goal of 80% proposal raises some issues. Firstly, the 50% global cut is environmentally not ambitious enough, as it would correspond to a carbon budget above what is required. Secondly, the implied distribution of the carbon budget gives Annex I countries a budget share of 30-35 per cent, compared to their 16% share of world population in this period. Thirdly, acceptance of this proposal means accepting not only an unfair distribution of the 2010-50 carbon budgets, but also writing off the cumulative debt of developed countries. Fourthly, accepting these figures (50%, 80%) implicitly accepts specific emissions cut target for developing countries, and locking in this whole distribution of carbon budget and set of emissions cuts. It implies that in 2050, Annex I total and per capita emissions would be cut by 80% while developing countries' per capita emissions would be cut to 1.5 ton or about half below 1990 levels and compared to 2005 levels it would be around 40% below in absolute terms and 60% below in per capita terms. The cuts would be even more compared to business as usual in 2050. It is doubtful that developing countries can meet this implied target for them, unless decoupling between emissions and economic growth takes place through a miraculous mechanism. For this decoupling, massive infusions of finance and technology, coupled with institutional and human capacity building is required. This is why equity is also embedded in the finance and technology issues. The enormity of the problem was not lost on the economist Nicholas Stern who has said : "If the allocations of rights to emit in any given year took greater account both of history and of equity in stocks rather than flows, then rich countries would have rights to emit which were lower than 2 tonnes per capita (possibly even negative). The negotiations of such right involve substantial financial allocations: at $40 per tonne CO2e a total world allocation of rights of, say, 30Gt (roughly the required flows in 2030) would be worth $1.2 trillion per annum". On estimates on mitigation funds needed, the World Bank estimated that: "In developing countries mitigation could cost $140 to $175 billion a year with associated financing needs of $265 to $565 billion. A study in India (by the CSE) of six sectors to determine India's low carbon growth options concludes: "There is no real way we can reduce emissions without impacting growth once we cross the current emissions-efficiency technology threshold...It is for this reason that India (and all other late entrants to the development game) must not give up on their demand for an equitous global agreement." For the power generation sector, a low-carbon strategy could reduce emissions in India cumulatively by 3.4 Gton by 2030-31. The additional cost of generating power from renewable technologies is estimated at US$203 bil or about $10 bil a year or $60 per tonne of CO2 emissions avoided. On adaptation financing needs, the World Bank estimates up to $100 billion a year, higher than the UNFCCC's financial flows report (at $27 to $66 bil a year). The most comprehensive estimate is a IIED-Imperial College study led by Martin Parry which found the adaptation cost for developing countries may come up to $450 billion annually. Financing for technology cooperation and transfer: The UNFCCC's expert group on technology (EGTT) estimates the total finance needs are $300-1,000 billion a year; with developing countries' additional funding needs of $182 – 505 billion a year, for deployment and diffusion of technology. This does not include research and development or demonstration costs in developing countries. IMPLICATIONS FOR NEGOTIATIONS (a) Shared Vision: In the negotiations on shared vision, developing countries have argued that a decision on a global goal (whether temperature limit or global emissions reduction) should be in the context of equity and to be preceded by a paradigm for the equitable sharing of the atmospheric space or resource. This should also be the case for the wording on a global peaking year. This is a correct position because the global goals for temperature and emissions reduction have implications for the responsibilities of developing countries or for their options in their emissions and thus their economic pathways. This principle of equity in the sharing of atmospheric space has to be operationalised with the use of carbon budget and debt concepts. The data on fair shares and actual emissions and thus on debt/surplus also have major implications for the sharing of the carbon space in the 2010-2050 period, and thus of the allocation of emission obligations and rights as would be expressed in the shared vision's important element of "global goal for emissions reduction." (b) Mitigation: The concepts and figures on cumulative emissions and carbon debt/surplus make it clear that Annex I Parties must continue to "take the lead" in emissions reduction. If developed countries undertake only weak targets for the next commitment period and their emissions are only reduced a little (or even increases), then there is even less carbon space left for developing countries. The present pledges made either in the Copenhagen Accord or Kyoto Protocol are far from adequate. Various analyses show that the Annex I (including the US) pledges add up collectively to only a 16% reduction (by 2020 compared to 1990) at best and if loopholes (through LULUCF and AAUs) are taken into account there can even be a 6.5% increase in Annex I emissions. (c) Finance: One way in which the historical carbon debt that developed countries hold may be discharged is through payments into the Green Climate Fund. Besides this, the developed countries have obligations under the UNFCCC to meet mitigation, adaptation and capacity building expenses. The quantum of funds for discharging the carbon debt and for meeting the additional costs are large, but this is to be expected since the financial requirements of adaptation, mitigation, capacity building and technology are massive. The amounts so far announced ($10 bil a year from 2010, and $100 bil by 2020) are inadequate. (d) Technology Transfer: To play their extremely ambitious and difficult role, developing countries need technology at the most affordable rates. The following measures are proposed: (1) They must have the maximum access at least cost to the best technologies; (2) Barriers to technology transfer must be addressed, including the issue of IPRs; (3) Developing countries must be assisted in the development of endogenous technology and to undertake their own R and D and develop innovation, with international support; (4) R and D activities should be financed by UNFCCC funds, and the products from these should be in the public domain; (5) Sufficient funds should be provided for technology development and transfer to developing countries.; (6) A Technology Policy Board or Council should be set up under the UNFCCC to address the technology issues. FOLLOW-UP PROCESS The workshop on equity in the AWGLCA on 16 May 2012 is an important opportunity to discuss the role and importance of equity in the UNFCCC and its outcomes and future negotiations. The paper above attempts to show how pervasive the implications of the equity principle are. The workshop is a good start, and it should be followed up by a process, in order to contribute to progress in the negotiations in various structures of the UNFCCC. It is thus proposed that a work programme be established in the UNFCCC under the COP and which would have effect in its bodies and working groups. The objective should be to examine the various aspects of equity as a principle in UNFCCC and how it is to be operationalized in various issues (mitigation, adaptation, finance, technology, shared vision) and various bodies and working groups of the Convention. The recognition and operationalizing of the equity principle will be a major gateway for the raising of environmental ambition, including in facilitating that the means of implementation can be provided in adequate amounts and appropriate forms to developing countries so that they can contribute more to the global mitigation effort as well as to meeting their adaptation needs. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com. This article was published in the South Bulletin (11 June 2012). To view other articles in SouthViews, please click here. For more information, please contact Vicente Paolo Yu of the South Centre: Email firstname.lastname@example.com, or telephone +41 22 791 80 50.This issue of the South Bulletin focuses on the Rio Plus 20 Summit to be held in 20-22 June in Brazil. The meetings actually begin on 13 June. Twenty years after the Earth Summit the world faces even more serious crises in the environment and the economy. Will Rio+20 do better in rising to the challenge of tackling the global crises? After two years of negotiations, the Summit meetings are now underway. But the outcome of the Summit is still far from decided.
South Bulletin (South Centre, Issue 55, 11 July 2011): Capital Flows Booms & Busts Damaging to South
This issue of South Bulletin focuses on the adverse effects of the boom and bust cycle in capital flows into and out of developing countries, which has caused adverse effects in many economies. After the financial crisis, capital flows resumed their large surge into some developing countries. This has caused them many problems, such as currency appreciation affecting their trade, excess money, asset price boom and inflation.A Transition Committee under the UNFCCC is discussing the design of a Green Climate Fund to operate under the Climate Convention. The South Centre is taking part in the Committee's meetings as an Observer Organisation. In June 2011, the South Centre made four written submissions on the themes of the four Workstreams of the Committee. The following are the submissions: Research Paper 34, November 2010 This Research Paper sets out the relevance of international human rights obligations in light of the multiple constraints climate change poses to the sustainable development of developing countries. The paper demonstrates that the framework provided by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is particularly suitable to facilitate rights-based cooperation in accordance with the principle of affirmative action and the legal duty of all states to cooperate to realize human rights. In addition, the paper conducts an assessment of developed countries' compliance with their UNFCCC obligations revealing a persistent compliance gap. Analytical Note, August 2009 This Analytical Note examines flexibilities in the Agreement on Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and possible technology transfer approaches under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) as among the possible modalities that developing countries can use to obtain access to and affect transfers of climate-relevant technologies. It looks at the possibilities and challenges that need to be addressed in this regard. South Centre Analytical Note - January 2009 This Analytical Note looks at the level and delivery vehicles of public financing for climate change actions in developing countries from developed country Parties of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (i.e. the Parties listed in Annex I of the Convention). It argues that such public financing from Annex I Parties as is available falls far short of what is needed, shows preference for non-UNFCCC delivery vehicles, and is essentially double-counted as compliance by these Annex I Parties with their official development assistance (ODA) and climate financing commitments. It concludes that existing modalities under which climate financing is being provided by developed countries have the effect of weakening the UNFCCC in terms of its role as a catalyst and vehicle for climate financing that is consistent with and supports theobjectives of the UNFCCC. |


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