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National Development Agency (NDA) Independent Audit And Risk Committee Member Position
The National Development Agency is a Schedule 3A National Public Entity with a mandate for poverty eradication and is accountable to Parliament through the Minister of Social Development.
17 February 2023
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FROM CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS
The National Development Agency (NDA) hereby Requests for Proposals from Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) that implement programmes and projects that address poverty and support vulnerable people in communities.
25 November 2022
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The Appointment Of Civil Society Organisations To Implement RFP Volunteer Programme
TTHE APPOINTMENT OF CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS ( CSOs) TO IMPLEMENT A VOLUNTEER PROGRAMME IN ALL PROVINCES ON BEHALF OF THE NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (NDA) OVER A PERIOD OF SIX MONTHS
14 November 2022
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UNGQONGQOSHE wezokuThuthukiswa koMphakathi, uNkz Lindiwe Zulu, obevakashele iSilokotho Primary Cooperative njengengxenye yesabelomali sakhe sika- 2022 ngoLwesihlanu ngoLwesihlanu olwedlule uhlabeke umxhwele ngendlela lo mfelandawonye osebenza ngawo ekudaleni amathuba omsebenzi.
Lo mfelandawonye, ozinze ePinetown entshonalanga yeTheku, ungumfelandawonye wabamnyama okhiqiza izinto zokuzivikela, kanye nemikhiqizo yendwangu yobuchwepheshe. ISilokotho sasungulwa eMlazi ngo-2011 ngamalungu ama-co-operatives amahlanu (abesifazane abathathu nabesilisa ababili), abamukela inselelo yokuntuleka kwemisebenzi elokishini kanjalo nodaba lwezingane eziyizintandane ngenxa yokusabalala kwegciwane lengculazi.
25 August 2022
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After years of fearing for her life, a Free State woman escaped her abusive partner – thanks to the support she received from a community organisa
He was verbally abusive and said he would kill me,†Dieketseng Manyokho recalls. The 32-year-old mother from Thaba 'Nchu is one of many South African women who have endured gender-based violence (GBV) at the hands of the men they love.Even though she knew she deserved better, Manyokho could not leave her boyfriend because she was jobless and financially dependent on
25 August 2022
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As the country commemorates Women’s Month, under the theme, “Women’s Socioeconomic Rights and Empowerment: Building Back Better for Women’s Resilienceâ€, civil society organisations like Umtata Women Support Centre (UWSC) make it their daily mission to provide gainful employment opportunities, psychosocial support and counselling to women who experience gender-based violence(
Based in Mthatha, the organisation creates a safe space for women and provides holistic healing interventions that target physical, spiritual, psychological and financial wellness.Born into a nuclear family of nine children in Willowvale Village of Mbhashe, she aspired to become a teacher. She went on to study BCom accounting and personnel management before starting her career at Standard Bank of South Africa until her resignation in 2015 at managerial level.
25 August 2022
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A non-governmental organisation (NGO) is making strides in the fight against gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) in Mthatha, Eastern Cape. In 2021, the National Development Agency (NDA) gave the Umtata Women's Support Centre (UWSC) R300 000 in funding for its Masiphunge Women Empowerment Programme (MWEP).
The programme provides a safe space for women to heal and promotes physical and spiritual well-being. In addition, women are recruited as GBVF whistle-blowers in their communities. UWSC Programme Director Kholiwe Nongauza says the MWEP, though various courses focuses on prevention through the justice system, care, healing and economic opportunities.
25 August 2022
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Organisations that work to improve their communities may be eligiblefor the government funding through the National Development Agency(NDA).
The cooperatives and organisations that are funded by the NDA help toaddress development in communities. Many of them feed communitiesor fight gender-based violence in our societies,†says Bouwer The cooperatives that the NDA assists must have the potential to helpdevelop the local economy or promote food security. “We also support initiatives started by the unemployed, the young,women and people with disabili
25 August 2022
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As the country commemoratesWomen’s Month, civil societyorganisations like the Umtata WomenSupport Centre (UWSC) make it theirdaily mission to provide gainfulemployment opportunities,psychosocial support and counsellingto women who experience gender-based violence (GBV) and domestic a
Based in Mthatha, UWSC creates a safe space for women and provides holistichealing interventions targeting physical, spiritual, psychological and fi nancialwellness. Established in 1999 as a centre for abused women, UWSC’s mission has beencommunity development where women placed in shelters are empowered withskills that can generate them an in
24 August 2022
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