The Pniël Erfenis en Kultuur Trust (PEKT) was established by the Pniël Congregational Church in 2010 to develop and preserve the cultural history and heritage of Pniël.
All trustees have a passion and dedication to preserve the cultural heritage and traditions of Pniël:
Janine Myburgh – Chairperson: Employed at the University of Stellenbosch, Involved in many aspects of church and community life. Received numerous awards for outstanding management and leadership, as well as her contribution to the Pniël Erfenis- en Kultuur Trust and influence on heritage preservation.
Richard Williams – Treasurer
Retired School Principal at Idas Valley Primary School. Treasurer of National Chrysanthemum Association and Secretary of Pniël Horticultural and Industrial Society.
Aletta Helene (Lynn) Stubbs-Mukherjee – Secretary
Renal Clinical Nurse Specialist. Working with a private nephrologist, providing education and support to patients approaching end stage renal failure. This includes advice in slowing down the progression of the disease, diet and information on renal replacement therapies.
Quinton de Wet – Trustee
Retired IT professional. Ex-Boys’ Brigade Captain.
Sandra November – Trustee
Retired Primary school teacher who is dedicated to her family and church. She is a member of the Mission Council and is very involved in all aspects of life in Pniël. Very passionate about the town and its people. She enjoys taking locals, visitors and tourists through the museum and the heritage site to tell the slave history and heritage of the town.
Gerswin Williams – Trustee representing Pniël Congregational Church
Secretary of Pniël Congregational Church with extensive managerial and project management experience
Urline Williams – Trustee
Retired Primary school teacher and retired secretary of Pniël Congregational Church. Loves her community and writing telling stories and poems about the community.