Order of the Disa
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The Order of the Disa is a provincial-level order issued by the Department of the Premier of Western Cape Province in South Africa. It was created by the Provincial Honours Act 9 of 1999, and is enshrined in Section 6 (1) of the Western Cape Provincial Constitution. It is awarded in the following three levels:
- Commander: for rendering excellent meritorious service
- Officer: for rendering outstanding meritorious service
- Member: for rendering noteworthy meritorious service.
It was first awarded in 2003 by then-premier Marthinus van Schalkwyk at Castle of Good Hope, and has been awarded intermittently ever since.
2007
Source:[1]
- Helen Suzman – Commander
- Basil February – Commander
- James Arnold la Guma – Commander
- Clements Kadalie – Commander
- Dulcie September – Commander
- Jack Simons – Commander
- Nana Abrahams – Officer
- Reverend Michael Lapsley SSM – Officer
- Reginald September – Officer
- Elizabeth Mafikeng – Officer
- Anna Berry – Officer
- Dora Tamana – Officer
- John James Issel – Officer
- Alex La Guma – Officer, Posthumous
- Sir Richard Edmonds Luyt – Officer, Posthumous
- Molly Blackburn – Officer, Posthumous
- Hilda Bernstein – Officer, Posthumous
- Gaby Shapiro – Officer, Posthumous
- Autshumao “Harry de Strandloper” – Officer, Posthumous
- Sarah Baartman – Officer, Posthumous
- Cheryl Carolus – Officer
- Solomon Makosana – Officer, Posthumous
- Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane – Officer
- Tony Links – Officer, Posthumous
- Izak L. de Villiers – Officer
- Leonora van den Heever – Officer
- Patricia Gorvalla – Officer
- Pamela Golding – Officer
- Osma Mbombo – Officer
- Ronald Herbolt – Officer, Posthumous
- Richard Ishmail – Member, Posthumous
- Evelina Tshabalala – Member
- Zikiswa Matamo – Member
- Nomawethu Nika – Member
- Taswell Papier – Member
- Iris Barry – Member, Posthumous
- Ronald Harrison – Member
- Fred Carneson – Member, Posthumous
- Sarah Carneson – Member
- Anneline Rabie – Member
- Mbuyiselo Sodayise – Member, Posthumous
- Johanna Barnes – Member
- Helena Marincowitz – Member, Posthumous
- Jacob du Plessis – Member
- Isaac David Morkel – Member, Posthumous
- Rev. Martin Jack Reginald Wessels – Member, Posthumous
- Imam Armien Baker – Member, Posthumous
- Lutz Christian van Dijk – Member
- Lucas Janse van Rensburg – Member
- Michael Shand – Member
- Jarl Are Hovstad – Member
- David Walter Patrick – Member, Posthumous
- Sheik Abdul Hamid Gabier – Member
2006
- Molefi Nathanael Oliphant – Officer
- Dr Irvin Khoza – Officer
- Daniel (Danny) Alexander Jordaan – Officer
2005
- Nelson Mandela – Commander
- Archbishop Desmond Tutu – Commander
- Dr. Abdullah Abdulrahman (posthumous) – Officer
- Dr. Neville Alexander – Officer
- Ray Alexander Simons – Officer
- Dr. Allan Boesak – Officer
- Brian Bunting – Officer
- Dr. Danie Craven (posthumous) – Officer
- Richard Dudley – Officer
- Colin Eglin – Officer
- Prof. George Ellis – Officer
- Imam Abdullah Haron (posthumous) – Officer
- Hassan Howa – Officer
- Prof. Willie Jonker – Officer
- Philip Kgosana – Officer
- Adv. Bennie Kies (professor) – Officer
- Mildred Ramakaba-Lesiea – Officer
- Zora Mehlomakulu – Officer
- Sheikh Nazeem Mohamed – Officer
- Judge Essa Moosa – Officer
- Oscar Mpetha – Officer
- Solwandle Ngudle (posthumous) – Officer
- Jan Rabie (posthumous) – Officer
- Dr. David Rabkin – Officer
- Dr. Richard Rive – Officer
- Rabbi Dr. David Sherman – Officer
- Mark Shuttleworth – Officer
- Annie Silinga – Officer
- Prof. Adam Small – Officer
- Christmas Tinto – Officer
- Basil Coetzee (posthumous) – Officer
- Archbishop Emeritus Joost de Blank – Officer
- Robbie Jansen – Officer
- Zollie Malindi – Officer
- Winston Mankunku Ngozi – Officer
- Reverend Sikolakhe Marawu – Officer
- Dr. Anton Rupert – Officer
- Zackie Achmat – Member
- Imam Manie Bassier – Member
- Mary Burton – Member
- Cissie Gool – Member
- Archbishop Lawrence Henry – Member
- David Kramer – Member
- Dr. Kwesi Madikiza – Member
- Dorothy Mfaco – Member
- Maxwell Moss – Member
- Margaret Nash (posthumous) – Member
- Madoda Ntilashe (posthumous) – Member
- Reggie Olifant (posthumous) – Member
- Taliep Petersen – Member
- Vincent Qunta (posthumous) – Member
- Dr. Hannah-Reeve Sanders – Member
- Victor Ritchie – Member
- Amy Thornton – Member
- Ernst van Dyk – Member
- Father Basil van Rensburg – Member
2004
Source:[2]
- Archbishop Desmond Tutu – Commander
- Dr Abdullah Ibrahim – Officer
- Antjie Krog – Officer
- Mark Shuttleworth – Officer
- Dr Franklin Sonn – Officer
- Abdulah Mohamed Omar – Officer
- Adam Small – Officer
- Dr Mamphela Ramphele – Officer
- Prof. Njabulo Ndebele – Officer
- Helen Lieberman – Member
- Pieter-Dirk Uys – Member
- Chester Williams – Member
- Willie Bester – Member
- Prof. Lynette Denny – Member
- Ian Douglas – Member
- Dawn Hare – Member
- Rashid Lombard – Member
- Prof. Nomvula Mtetwa – Member
- Ernst van Dyk – Member
- David Samaai – Member
- Millin Smith Petersen (posthumous) – Member
- Dr Frank James Lloyd Quint (posthumous) – Member
- Christiaan Jacobus Du Toit – (?)
2003
Source:[3]
- Archbishop Desmond Tutu – Commander
- Raymond Ackerman – Officer
- J. M. Coetzee – Officer
- DP de Villiers (posthumous) – Officer
- Jakes Gerwel – Officer
- Adam Small – Officer
- Frank Bradlow (posthumous) – Member
- David Jack – Member
- Helen Lieberman – Member
- Mavis Nduzulwana – Member
- Adele Seale – Member
- Mark Shuttleworth – Member
- Phyllis Spira – Member
- Pieter-Dirk Uys – Member
- Willem van Schalkwyk (posthumous) – Member
- Chester Williams – Member
References
- ↑ "Western Cape Provincial Honours Awards - Human rights Day 2007". government of Western Cape.
- ↑ Marthinus van Schalkwyk (3 March 2004). "Premier Awards 2004 Provincial Honours: Western Cape Stars Shine". Western Cape Government.
- ↑ Jean Paul le Blanc. "Medals of South Africa". Orders, decorations and Medals.
See also
| Current national orders (2002-) | |
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| Historical decorations (1986-2002) | |
| Historical decorations (until 1986) |
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