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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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On Thursday, 8 January 2026, the Kouga Municipality has been rocked by devastating wildfires, leaving residents in a state of heartbreak as homes and farms were destroyed within minutes.
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The Amandla Omoya Trust invites reputable, experienced, and accredited service providers to submit proposals for the delivery of an Enterprise Development Training Programme aimed at equipping participants with the knowledge
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Amandla Omoya Trust is seeking qualified service providers to conduct a full evaluation of its development programmes, including grant-making, enterprise development, youth initiatives, and bursaries. The evaluation will assess the
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The Amandla Omoya Trust booklet which was distributed at the annual community engagement meeting on 15 October 2025 in Patensie, is now available for download.
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Mkhuseli Koliti Crèche, located in Thornhill, was established in 2001 after Principal Claudine Hendricks recognized a critical need in the community. As seasonal workers left for work, many children some
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The Amandla Omoya Trust booklet which was distributed at the annual community engagement meeting on 17 October 2024 in Weston, is now available for download