Monday, April 7, 2014
THE CLOVER MAMA AFRICA PROJECT
The Clover Mama
Afrika project received the Rural Development Award at the 2nd
Annual SA Premier Awards hosted by the Department of Trade and Industry
recently. The award aims to recognise and promote community projects that are
part of Government’s strategic interventions in poverty alleviation. Amongst
the attendees was President Jacob Zuma who personally congratulated all of the
winners. 
Clover
Manager of Corporate Services and Clover Mama Afrika Trust, Professor Elain
Vlok with some of the 40 Clover Mama’s. The trust was recognised for their role
in uplifting communities across South
  Africa at the recent 2nd Annual
SA Premier Award ceremony and walked away with the Rural Development Award. The awards target emerging co-operatives operating in any sector of
the economy within a rural community and focuses on the creation of sustainable job
opportunities. Over the past decade, Clover Mama Afrika has established a
reputation for being one of the country’s most innovative, effective and
sustainable corporate investment programmes, bringing tangible benefits to the
people it aims to uplift at grassroots level. The project also aims to empower
the mama’s with viable skills which they use to earn a sustainable income.
 
Sunday, March 23, 2014
uRadebe nesizumbulu 
sokuthukiswa Intumbane
uMnyango Wezolimo nezeMvelo 
Kwa-Zulu Natal ngaphansi kobuholi buka Dkt. Meshack Radebe ubekele indawo 
yaseNtumbane oPhongolo izizumbulu zemali elinganiselwa ku 13.7 million 
wokuthuthukisa indawo yaseNtumbane namaphethelo. 
Lokhu kuvele ngesikhathi 
uNgqongqoshe uRadebe ehambele leyandawo emveni kokuba iNkosi yakwaMsibi 
imumemile ukuba azolalela izidingo ezithinta intuthuko yaloya mphakathi. Inkosi 
ikhale ngokubiywa kwesiqiwi iThala Game Reserve kanye nokubiywa kwamasimu, 
ukwakhiwa kwamadamu. Emva kokulalela izimfuno zomphakathi uBhungane uthe 
uzothumela ithimba elizobhekelela ukuthi izindawo ezidinga ukubiyelwa 
zingakanani. Ungqongqoshe uphinde wakhala kakhulu ngamasimu akuleya ndawo 
angalinyiwe nathe abantubaseNtumbane kufanele balime umbila obomvu bese 
uthunyelwa kwaSouth African Breweries(SAB) njengoba ethe mkhulu umsebenzi 
owenzayo ekwakhiweni kotshwala obukhiqizwa uSAB. Okunye uMEC uphakamise 
ukwakhiwa kwamahhokwe okuzogcinwa kuwo izinkukhu ezikhiqiza amaqanda. Lokho 
okuzokwenza abantu baseNtumbane babe ngosomabhizinisi abaziwayo ekufuduleni 
umnotho wendawo. Kanti iMeya yasoPhongolo uKhansela MM Hadebe ikushayele ihlombe 
okuphakanyiswe uNgqongqoshe. Imeya ithe kumanje leyandawo imapekethwane ngenxa 
yokuthi kufakwa ugesi, kanti awukho namunye umuzi ongeke uwuthole ugesi. 
uNgqongqoshe Wezolimo nezeMvelo kwaZulu-Natal uDkt. Meshack Radebe 
lapha ubehambisana neMeya yasoPhongolo uKhansela M M Hadebe kuzoguqulwa isimo 
saseNtumbane.
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Mr T.W.Mchunu, MEC for Transport, Community Safety and Liaison Kwazulu - Natal visited the Belgrade
area in Pongola to form Ward Community Safety committees.
He also went to see informal crossing points used by Swazis to South Africa at Mshololo Area without
using a travel document or passport or even using the border.
It was realized that the shocking news was grossly going to affect students living along the borderlines who are attending schools in South Africa.
The MEC suggested that people who were using the informal crossing points will have to get legal documents, passport and study permits for the students and work permits for the working class.
Adults people who utilize the Itshelejuba Hospital must be given a permission to cross.
area in Pongola to form Ward Community Safety committees.
He also went to see informal crossing points used by Swazis to South Africa at Mshololo Area without
using a travel document or passport or even using the border.
It was realized that the shocking news was grossly going to affect students living along the borderlines who are attending schools in South Africa.
The MEC suggested that people who were using the informal crossing points will have to get legal documents, passport and study permits for the students and work permits for the working class.
Adults people who utilize the Itshelejuba Hospital must be given a permission to cross.
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