26 Recently one of the stalwart workers, Vumokwakhe Bhengu, employed at NCT Enon retired from service – and the loss of this man has made me feel nostalgic as I realise my days as Estates Manager are rapidly drawing to an end. I am two years away from the big SIXTY which brings up the reality that at some stage my time at NCT will end, when this time will come depends on the retirement policy. My days at Enon are not always pleasant as I deal with life, work trials and challenges but I cannot think of any other place that I would rather be than here on this beautiful farm in South Africa enjoying so many privileges that enrich life through living close to this rich natural environment. I am writing this article to remind myself that any accolades and achievements that I have received over the years while employed by NCT as Estates Manager based at NCT Enon were only possible by having employees such as Vumokwakhe Bhengu backing me up. I have had the privilege of being given a – Lance Bartlet – Enon Estate Manager – Recently retired Vumokwakhe Bhengu and Lance Bartlett from NCT Enon Farm.
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