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The Trust was set up by De Aar Solar Power as part of the government’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer (REIPP) programme to help address South Africa’s electricity shortage.
It owns 8% of the De Aar plant through its trust company and receives a share of profits as dividends. Initially, most of this income went toward repaying loans used to buy the share. These were fully settled in 2019, allowing the Trust to fund more community projects. It operates independently and is governed by appointed trustees to ensure responsible management.
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Radio Ulwazi 88.9, based in the Old Clinic Nonzwakazi in De Aar, was founded on 20 November 2005 with the aim of educating and training the community in the radio
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Download Poster Here The Trust seeks to appoint a Community Beneficiary Trustee for the Sibona Ilanga Trust. Nominations are sought from all sectors of the community within a 50km radius
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It is with great honour that I step into the role of Acting CEO at Sibona Ilanga Trust. With a commitment to continuing the trust’s legacy of innovation and excellence,
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Langelihle supplies pigs to an abattoir in Folsberg, where they are slaughtered and packaged for production and sold to various outlets. Although pig farming is the primary focus of this
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Guidance of Christ Ambassadors is a non-profit organisation that alleviates the high rate of joblessness by providing the community members of Phillipstown with the skills and tools to become independent
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Skhanyiso Foundation is a non-profit organisation that aims to uplift and empower vulnerable children and youth from underprivileged communities. Its goal is to break the cycle of poverty and inequality