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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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“Timion” is a Greek word meaning “precious” and “to honour,” embodying the values of respect and care that inspired founders Daniel and Anika Meyer when they established the organisation in
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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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Masikhathalelaneni, founded by Freddie van Rooyen in 2017, is a non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting communities in the Sarah Baartman District affected by fires, floods, and other disasters. The organisation
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In 2020, Lelo’s Biltong Bar was established after owner, Ntsikelelo Sana noticed an increase in people becoming unemployed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Being at risk himself, he wanted to
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Many small-scale farmers battle to get their produce sold because of barriers such as high transportation, labour, and rental costs for space to sell their produce. This results in most
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Established in 2016, Tharros Child and Youth Care Centre serves the communities of Hankey, Jeffreys Bay and Humansdorp. Referrals to the centre are done through social workers who work with