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The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture has paid almost all the beneficiaries that were approved by the Adjudicating Panel for 3rd Phase Relief. However, there are several beneficiaries where challenges are being experienced despite several attempts to get hold of them; and they are categorised as follows:
Registration closing date
19 November 2021 - 11:59pm
The above bid closed on the 16 July 2021 at 11:00am
Tenders were received from the following bidders:
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TAT I-ChanTechnologies |
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Acctech Systems |
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SDM Asset Management and Consulting |
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Thamani Assurance |
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Semi Tech |
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Bonema Holdings |
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Giscore (Pty) Ltd |
Thabo Mofutsanyane District: Free State Province
13-15 OCTOBER 2021
“The world in troubled times: Oral History Challenges and Opportunities”
The conference is organised by the Oral History Association of South Africa (OHASA), in collaboration with the Department of Sport, Arts & Culture (National Archives and Records Service of South Africa) and the Free State: Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation.
“I regard Mrs [Charlotte Mannya] Maxeke as a pioneer in one of the greatest of human causes, working under extraordinary difficult circumstances to lead the people, in the face of prejudice, not only against her race, against her sex” described by W.E.B. Du Bois, intellectual giant of the 20th century
Thabo Mofutsanyane District: Free State Province
13-15 OCTOBER 2021
“The world in troubled times: Oral History Challenges and Opportunities”
The conference is organised by the Oral History Association of South Africa (OHASA), in collaboration with the Department of Sport, Arts & Culture (National Archives and Records Service of South Africa) and the Free State: Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation.
“I regard Mrs [Charlotte Mannya] Maxeke as a pioneer in one of the greatest of human causes, working under extraordinary difficult circumstances to lead the people, in the face of prejudice, not only against her race, against her sex” described by W.E.B. Du Bois, intellectual giant of the 20th century
Today is a great day in the African calendar as it marks the birth of the Organisation of the African Unity (OAU), current day African Union (AU) This day is celebrated across the African Continent and beyond, it is a day to reflect on the progress and challenges that the Continent and individual Member States are confronted with.
The South Africa government took a decision to celebrate this important day with a month long cultural program.
South Africa is an integral part of the African continent and therefore understands its national interest as being intrinsically linked to Africa's stability, unity and prosperity. Africa month promotes Pan Africanism, platform to promote pride driven by our Africanes, of which both contributes to united efforts for decolonization and regeneration of the African continent.