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KZN co-op wins SAB prize
Legacy Pride uses toys, games to curb crime
R2 million for HIV clinic
Standard Bank sponsors pan-African footballBank enters into long-term agreement to sponsor Africa's beautiful game. 18 Nov 2009 12:35 Add your Foozi message of cheer for orphaned children - Foozi Gaming
Sasol joins recycling in forecourts
Green event raises a glass to green wine
NDA, lottery highly inefficient in disbursing funds"South African domestic agencies for non-governmental funding, like the National Development Agency and the National Lotteries, have been criticised as highly inefficient, staffed by poorly-trained and under-qualified workers, and overly bureaucratic in their decision-making,” stated Gara LaMarche, president and chief executive of Atlantic Philanthropies, one of the largest foundations in the world. 9 Nov 2009 08:32 You Can Count On Me Conference held at Emperors Palace - Kagiso TV & Communications
A deserving dozen at Inyathelo Philanthropy Awards"The Inyathelo Philanthropy Awards give South Africans the chance to thank those people who have and are making a difference," says Gillian Mitchell, manager of Inyathelo's Philanthropy Programme at the occasion of the 2009 awards held in Cape Town on Tuesday 3 November 2009. 5 Nov 2009 12:04 Partnership boosts Jet Community Awards
Conference calls on government to support philanthropyAt the Inyathelo conference on ‘Our World: Our Responsibility' held on Tuesday 3 November 2009 in Cape Town, philanthropist and supporter of the Red Cross Children's hospital in Cape Town, Amanda Bloch, criticised the tunnel vision of government departments and called for SARS to develop policies that support philanthropy. 4 Nov 2009 11:11 Absa's Casual day is a winnerAt the fourth Mail & Guardian ‘Investing in the Future' awards ceremony held last week, Absa won the Company Partnership Award for its Casual Day campaign. 3 Nov 2009 11:43 Latest jobs | In briefAd showcase |
The R100 000 prize in the 2009 South African Breweries (SAB) KickStart Entrepreneurial Development Programme competition has been won by a KwaZulu-Natal co-op. 
The Legacy Group has launched its social responsibility initiative, Legacy Pride as an anti-crime initiative to encourage all South Africans to unite and act against crime. The concept has two components - plush toy animals and a board game. 
Standard Bank has assisted the Durban Christian Centre by contributing R2 million this week towards its peer education training and the development of the HIV/AIDS enhancement management programme. 
Foozi is designing and donating a fully branded foosball table to a children's home in Durban, just in time for Christmas. The design will feature 400 personalised messages, photographs and designs from Foozi fans all around the world. 
Sasol is to establish recycling areas at its forecourts, with the pilot starting in Gauteng at Sasol Ferndale and a national rollout over a period of 12-18 months thereafter. The project is in partnership with Petco, a company established with the specific objective of promoting and improving waste management and recycling. 
The inaugural Nedbank Green Wine Awards, announced on Wednesday 11 November 2009, continued the green theme into the awards event. 
Hundreds of men recently converged on Emperors Palace for the You Can Count On Me Conference - part of a project which has been running since 2007 to train men around the country to start conversations with other men about Preventing Mother To Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT). 
AutomotiveBay in line for electric car project | |
Transport & AviationShipping companies face a stormy future | |
Agriculture, Horticulture & ForestrySA September tractor sales down 42.9% y/y | |
IT and TelecommunicationsHighJump Software appoints Jim Bork as Vice President of Sales |
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