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How to apply for the Township and Rural Entrepreneurship Programme?

Apply today: https://t.co/shdb8u6tH6

Who can apply for the Township and Rural Entrepreneurship Programme?

Apply today: https://t.co/shdb8u6tH6 https://t.co/2oPlSoMhfG

The Township and Rural Entrepreneurship programme (TREP) is a dedicated programme to transform and integrate opportunities in townships and rural areas into productive business ventures.

Apply today: https://t.co/shdb8u6tH6 https://t.co/UlVwkACMfR

Calling all township and rural-based enterprises which are owned by entrepreneurs who are based in the
townships or rural areas to apply for TREP.

https://www.sefa.org.za/products/township-and-rural-entrepreneurship-programme-trep

Children are highly likely to mimic their parent's (and the adults around them) behaviours more than listening to what they tell them. So make sure you set the best example to the youngsters around you when it comes to road and pedestrian safety. If you are driving, always ensure you and your passengers are buckled up and stick to the speed limit. If you're walking - ensure you make use of pedestrian crossings and bridges when crossing busy roads.

MMABANA ARTS PROJECTS FUNDING 2022

Mmabana invites individuals, companies & registered arts organizations to apply for funding for arts projects that fall under the following programmes :
▪️craft ▪️dance ▪️literature ▪️multidiscipline, ▪️music ▪️theatre ▪️film and visual arts for both physical and online distribution.

Closing : 21 June 2022

Mmabana Arts, Culture & Sports Foundation has opened its call for bursary applications for undergraduate & postgraduate studies in the Performing & Visual Arts fields of study.

Applications forms can be obtained at all Mmabana Centres (Mahikeng, Rustenburg, Lehurutshe & Taung) and at Kanana Community Arts Centre in Orkney.

For more information call : Ms Pumla Mpahlwa on 066 421 2796 or email : [email protected]

Closing date : 17 June 2022

Socio-economic development at Marikana

Sibanye-Stillwater aims to create and share value with communities through Community Development Trusts and profit share schemes.

We remain committed to improving lives by ensuring that we deliver on our Social Labour Plans intended to benefit communities.

Can you apply for maintenance for a child, from adult siblings or family members?

Any person who is responsible for raising the child has the duty to maintain the child, including for example a legal guardian, adoptive parent, and grandparents of the child, if the biological parents do not have the means to pay maintenance.

Unless the siblings or relatives of the child are legal guardians, there is no legal obligation on them to pay maintenance for the child, and such a claim will not be enforced in a court of law.

Socio-economic development at Marikana.

Sibanye-Stillwater continues to contribute to the social upliftment of Marikana through providing opportunities for employment and skills development training, among others, for members of the Marikana.

Sibanye undeterred by protestors

Rustenburg – Sibanye Stillwater has urged members of the N4 Cluster Movement to raise their concerns by following proper channels of communication instead of disrupting traffic through unpredictable protest actions.

On Thursday 19 May, members of the movement blocked the N4 freeway between Majakaneng and Moonooi and marched to the mining company where they handed a memorandum of grievances.

N4 Cluster Movement chairperson Solly Soka said the protest was held to push Sibanye to avail more employment opportunities for locals.

Public Order Police (POP) fired rubber bullets to maintain public order during a confrontation between members of the N4 Cluster Movement and another group attempting to prevent the march.

Said police spokesperson brigadier Sabata Mokgwabone: “During the incident, one person was reportedly injured. A case of public violence has been registered for investigation and police are maintaining presence in the area.”

Bakwena Platinum Corridor Concessionaire, who were forced to close the N4 because of the protest at around 09h00, later issued a statement on Facebook to motorists at 15h55: “N4 has been re-opened both directions between Majakaneng and Mooinooi and is safe to travel.

Executive vice president investor relations and corporate affairs at Sibanye Stillwater James Wellsted refuted claims the mining company was overlooking members of the Majakaneng community when it comes to employment.

“We have formally established community engagement structures with recognised representatives. This group is not a recognised community representative group.

They are free to follow protocol and raise their concerns through the established and agreed structures, but we believe there are personal motives behind this.

We will not be intimidated or coerced in this way. We will continue to create value for all legitimate stakeholders through our actions,” Wellsted said.

Wellsted said they had established a good working relationship with Majakaneng Unemployment Forum to make sure the majority of labour sourced is from the local communities.

Wellsted – who also cited the company’s Social and Labour Plan (SLP) projects as proof that Sibanye was committed towards improving the livelihoods of their host community – said the mining company is aiming to invest 1.5% of declared dividends in social upliftment projects.

Projects currently being implemented by Sibanye Stillwater as part of their SLP include the construction of the Majakaneng School sports fields and the extension of Majakaneng Clinic.

The mining company is also in the process of constructing the Marikana Community Health Centre (CHC).

Photo: Members of the N4 Cluster Movement protested on Thursday 19 May 2022.

UPDATE ON RECRUITMENT AT MARIKANA

Sibanye-Stillwater currently employs 24 444 employees including contractors at the Marikana operation. The Marikana K4 project is creating significant value for all stakeholders. The project offers meaningful opportunities for local businesses, developing small and medium enterprises, and ensures local economic development and skills transfer for local communities.

The project as well as operational requirements from our other operations has already directly/indirectly contributed to the following opportunities since July 2021: