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Vol.1 - Issue 1 - 2021
Tibuya
masiswenihttps://dcsr.mpg.gov.za
Indigenous Games Champs
produce an olympian
Five years of Mpumalanga
Cultural Xperience
SATMA AWARDS,
A CULTURAL MELTING POT
Contents
3 Editor’s Note
Editorial 4 HOD’s Foreword
5 Meet the speed princess
7 Thrills & spills of SATMA Awards
10 Cultural Xperience is the best experience
15 Celebrating Indigenous Writers
16 Age is just a number
Editor
Sibongile Nkosi
nkosist@mpg.gov.za
013 766 5372
FOLLOW US
Writers
Teddy Ndlazi
tndlazi@mpg.gov.za
013 766 5217
Nokuthula Mabena
mabena@mpg.gov.za
013 766 5168
Layout
Conrad van Wyk
cvanwyk@mpg.gov,za
013 766 5018
Malumbi Sindane
smsindane@mpg.gov.za
013 766 5643
Photography
Malumbi Sindane
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Editor’s Note
A
Around this time last year, we were
putting final touches to our 2020 New
Year’s Resolutions - oblivious to what was
happening in the Far East. On top of our resolutions
was hosting a Springboks match at Mbombela
Stadium, pulling out all the stops for the fifth edition
of the Mpumalanga Cultural Xperience and gearing
up for Mpumalanga Cycle Tour. Little did we know
that the events in China would change life as we
know it.
The outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic threw a
spanner in the works in all our plans. Events were
cancelled, lives and jobs lost and the economy sunk
into a recession. As a people, we had to adapt to
a new normal and come up with innovative ways to
keep the ball rolling to save lives and livelihoods.
Sibongile Nkosi
What you are reading is one of the innovations the department came up with during the
lockdown - a digital version of Tibuya Emasisweni. The outbreak of Covid-19 has made it difficult
to continue business as usual. We needed to find new ways of informing the public on the work
that we do and that is how the digital newsletter was born – giving credence to the words that
we must make the best out of everything life throws at us.
The Covid-19 curveball forced us to move some of programmes to digital terrain. We delivered
Lockdown Grind on the department’s social media pages, partnered with national TV stations
Moja Love (Youth Power and Sekwanele) and SuperSport (Mpumalanga Sport Awards) to
celebrate province’s youth, women and honour our athletes, respectively.
“What you are reading is one of the innovations the department
came up with during the lockdown - a digital version of
Tibuya Emasisweni.”
3
HOD’s Foreword
N
ot to beat our own drum but the Department
did a good job in mitigating the effects of
Covid-19 in the sport and creative industries.
It has been a tough and testing 12 months for all
of us and it took a collective effort to minimize the
virus’ impact on society, especially on the sport and
arts fraternities.
The Mpumalanga Covid-19 Relief Fund, setup by
the Provincial Government, was a fillip for artists and
athletes, who could not earn an income during the
lockdown period.
I want to thank all officials, who worked hard during Head: Culture, Sport and Recreation Mr Godfrey Ntombela.
the lockdown to provide relief to athletes and artists. The officials pulled all the stops to ensure
that the Department’s services were delivered with minimum interruptions.
These men and women went the extra mile during this difficult period. I would also want to thank
MEC Lindiwe Ntshalintshali for providing leadership as we navigated uncharted territory.
In tough conditions, the Department delivered the Fifth edition of the Mpumalanga Cultural
Xperience. Unfortunately, the Mpumalanga Cycle Tour and the Rugby World Cup champion’s
match were cancelled.
As I write this column, the country is in the midst of a second wave of the pandemic. Just as the
country was able to weather the storm of the first wave, I am optimistic that we will once again
defeat the invisible enemy - it all depends on our attitude.
We need to continue observing Covid-19 health and safety protocols - keeping a safe social
distance, wearing of face masks that cover both the mouth and nose, avoiding large gatherings
and unnecessary travelling.
That said, here’s to a safe, sound and healthy 2021 - hope springs eternal.
“I want to thank my officials, who worked hard
during the lockdown to provide relief to athletes
and artists. The officials pulled all the stops to
ensure the department’s services were delivered
with minimum interuptions”
4
Sprint princess qualifies for Tokyo
Olympics
F
ormer National Indigenous Games Festival
star athlete has made sporting history by
qualifying for the Tokyo Olympics (30 July – 8
August 2021) and Junior u/20 World Championship
(17 – 22 August 2021) in Kenya.
Banele Shabangu has qualified for the 100m relay
in the Olympics as well as 100m and 200m relay
in the World Champs. Shabangu, who hails from
Barberton, is over the moon on making the squads
after years of working hard. “I’m quite excited about
my recent achievements. I’m the only junior athlete
who will compete with seniors in Tokyo,” says the
sprinter.
There is more good news in store. Earlier in the
year, the 18-year-old sprinter was announced
as one of six Puma Future Stars track and field
stars ambassadors. “The Puma School of Speed
delivered spectacular results and making the
selection process a difficult one. These six athletes really impressed us. We look forward to being
with them every step of the way as they continue to excel in the exciting sport of tract and field,”
explained Puma’s Brett Bellinger.
“So what can the world expect from Shabangu, I Maleka?
Shabangu first gained prominence She responded. She predicts a good showing at the
when representing Mpumalanga premier events in the world of athletics.”
in Drie Stokkies at the National
Indigenous Games Festival. She
won her first gold medal at the festival in
2017 and went on to dominate Drie Stokkies.
After her exploits at the festival, she was
awarded a scholarship at Prestige College in
Hammanskraal, Gauteng. It was at Prestige
College that she blossomed in 100m and 200m
athletics and became one of the school’s star
performers.
Two years ago, her Drie Stokkies mentor,
Dorcas Maleka said the following about the
athlete: “She’s one of the brightest talents in
Indigenous Games circles. It is only a matter
of time before the whole country sits and notices her immense talent. She is hot and wanted
property in the country. The next step is for her to set the athletics alight with her talent.” Maleka’s
words have come to full fruition as the sprinter princess is on the cusp of greatness.
The Barbertonian is the second Drie Stokkies player to qualify for the Olympics, following in the
footsteps of Luvo Manyonga in 2014, who went on to win an Olympic silver medal in Rio Olympics
and was crowned Commonwealth Games champion.
So what can the world expect from Shabangu, I ask Maleka. “I predict a good showing at the
premier events of athletics,” she responded.
5
What is drie stokkies?
The game is played by a team consisting of six players
– three boys and three girls – who compete against
another team of the same number of players. An athlete
that wants to participate in this game should have the
ability to get maximum lift from the grass to jump over
the sticks. The three sticks are placed one meter from
each other on the grass. Players of the two teams line
up, run and start to jump. The players should only step
once between the sticks. When a player jumps between
the sticks s/he is not allowed to touch the sticks with his
or her foot.
How do you score?
The player from the team that jumps the last
(stretcher) should jump to reach the furthest
point with his or her jump. Where that player
stops, the last stick needs to move to where
his or her heels lands.
How do you win?
Measurements from the middle stick to the end
stick will determine the winner.
What is the Puma School of Speed?
Launched in 2016 and Headed by the World’s
Fastest Man, Usain Bolt, the PUMA School of
Speed Series is committed to the development
of athletics talent in South Africa by identifying
exceptional young South African athletes who
believe that their future is #ForeverFaster.
In addition to representing the brand, the six
(6) PUMA contract winners, aka Future Stars,
will have access to PUMA’s elite running
ambassadors who will offer guidance on and off
the track.
6
Debut Awards impress
I
f what happened at the first hosting of the Satma
Awards in Mpumalanga is anything to go by, then
people of the province are in for a big treat in the
next two years.
The hosts rolled out the carpet at Ingwenyama
Lodge in White River to some of the big names in the
music industry, who worked it like the professionals
they are in strict lockdown regulations. The likes of
Kenny Nkosi, Simphiwe Dana, Steve Kekana and
Zahara.
Mpumalanga won the rights to hosts the 15 year
old awards for the next three years, starting this
year. Culture, Sport and Recreation MEC, Lindiwe
Ntshalintshali has described the Awards as a boon
for the province. “Hosting the Satma Awards has
positive economic spinoffs for the Mpumalanga
coffers and it also talks to the Department’s mandate of promoting social cohesion.” During the Awards weekend
(December 5), accommodation was fully-booked in White River and Mbombela with guests highlighting the economic
spinoffs the MEC was referring to when the province bid for the rights to host it.
The Satma Awards stage was a kaleidoscope of South African cultures - black and white - came together to
celebrate what binds the country together, music, fashion and cuisine. The following people were honoured on the
night:
•Best Male Artist of All Times (Steve Kekana)
•Best Female Artist of All Times (P.J Powers)
•Best Afro Soul Artist of All Times (Abigail Kubheka)
•Best African Jazz Artist of All Times (Jonas Gwangwa)
•Best Reggae Artist of All Times (Lucky Dube)
•Best Praise Singer of All Times (Zolani Mkiva)
•Best Poet of All Times-Founders Award (Mzwakhe Mbuli)
•Best Indigenous Comedian of All Times ( Kenneth Nkosi)
•Best Traditional Dance Group of All Times ( Abafana Basemawosi)
•Best Mbaqanga Traditional Legend (Black MosesNgwenya)
•Best Acapella (Isicathamiya) Traditional Legend (Colenso Abafana BeNkokhelo)
•Best Cultural Electronic Media Journalist of All Times (Thokozani Mandlenkosi Ernest Nene)
•First African Print Media Journalist (Dr Thami Mazwai)
•Best African Outfit (Esther Mahlangu)
•Best Sepedi Traditional Legend (William Mohlala)
•Best Tshivenda Traditional Legend (Dr Matodzi Irene Mawela)
•Best Xitsonga Traditional Legend (Dr Thomas “Xinyori” Chauke)
•Best Ndebele Traditional Legend (Nodweni”Kakaramba”Mahlangu)
•Best Traditional African Outfit (Dr Nothembi Mkhwebane)
•Best IsiXhosa Traditional Legend (Latozi “Madosini” Mphahleni)
•Best Setswana Traditional Legend (Ngwao Ya Shona)
•Best Siswati Traditional Legend (Make Shelangubo)
•Best Indian Traditional Legend (Sanjay Kelavan)
•Best Sesotho Traditional Legend (Tshepo Tsola)
•Best Boeremusiek Traditional Legend (Klipwerf Boereorkes)
•Best Maskandi Traditional Legend (Thokozani Langa)
•Vernacular Hip Hop Artist of All Times (Mxolisi Majozi - Zulu Boy)
•Best Traditional Song of All Times (Stimela - Zwakala)
•Best Traditional Music Global Icon (Ladysmith Black Mambazo)
•Best Traditional Artist of All Times (Mahlathini Nkabinde)
•First African Radio Presenter (K.E Masinga)
and First Minister of Arts & Culture (Dr Ben Ngubane)
Special Awards:
Welcome “Bhodloza” Nzimande, Nomcebo Zikode & Master KG, Mbuso Khoza, Magidza eLudzakeni, Judge Vuka
Tshabalala, Saba Mbbane, Ntencane and Kgosi Mampuru II.
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A kaleidoscope of awards 8
A kaleidoscope of awards
9
Sounds, stuff of Cultural Xperience I t’s not how the Department had planned to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Mpumalanga Cultural Xperience, but the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown regulations resulted in muted celebration. The “Xperiencers” sounded the call to party in a responsible manner in line with the Covid-19 health and safety protocols. Our photographer was there to capture some of the moments at the Soul Session Xperience, Comedy Xperience and Gospel Music Awards. Soul Session Xperience 10
Rolling on the floor with laughter
Comedy Xperience
11Rolling on the floor with laughter 12
Afezekile ema Gospel Awards
13Afezekile ema Gospel Awards 14
MEC bestows posthumous honour
on Dr Malindzisa
D
r Gubudla Aaron Malindzisa might be
gone but he will never be forgotten.
This was evident when Culture, Sport
and Recreation MEC Lindiwe Ntshalintshali
honoured him recently.
Malindzisa, who died this year at the age of
76, was a renowned author, short stories and
radio series such as Walutfota Lolumanti,
Sandla Semtsetfo, Livi Lalabaphansi,
Sekuhlonywe Tintsi, Sekuhlwile, Lifu
Lelimnyama, Umhlaba Uyahlaba, Letiphuma
Head: Culture, Sport and Recreation, Mr Godfrey Ntombela, Mr
Embiteni, Ngawubona Umngacabo Wami, Hlekazi Malindzisa (Son of the late Dr. GA Malindzisa) and MEC for
Kahleni Phela, Simo Lesibucayi, Kuphilwa Culture, Sport and Recreation, Ms Lindiwe Ntshalintshali.
kanYe Kulomhlaba, Lalela Ngikutekele,
Ngoneni Nkosi Yami and Tinganekwane tase-
Africa. Walutfota Lolumanti became a classic radio series on Ligwalagwala FM.
He was one of five (5) SiSwati authors honoured by the department and National Library of South
Africa as part of the Classics Living Legends Project. The other four were Dr JJ Thwala (Author
of Umkhunsu), Prof JP Shongwe (Author of Bangani), ES Mathunjwa (Author of Lidvume
Laphangalala) and AT Fakude (Labhoboka Litfumba), who have all written some of the best
books in SiSwati.
The Classics Living Legends project was initiated in 2008 to honour authors by reprinting their
books and donating them to libraries and reading clubs. The project is aimed at encouraging
people to visit libraries and to read in their indigenous languages. During the past twelve years, the
Classics Living Legends has reproduced 94 titles, many of which were out of print.
(Front) Head: Culture, Sport and Recreation, Mr Godfrey Ntombela, MEC Lindiwe Ntshalintshali, Ms ES Mathunjwa, NLSA CEO, Mr Kepi Madumo
(Back) Mr Hlekazi Malindzisa, Prof JP Shongwe,Mr AT Fakude and Dr JJ Thwala.
15Janssens wins big at Mpumalanga
Sport Awards virtual ceremony
A
76-year-old swimmer has won big at the Mpumalanga Sport
Awards 2020, proving that age is just a number. Geraldine
Janssens walked away with two big awards, Sportswoman
of the Year and Sports Star of the Year at the virtual ceremony, The
swimmer won the accolades after enjoying an annus mirabilis in
the pool in 2019, including setting national records and earning a
national call-up. At the 2019 National Championships, Janssens
won all three backstroke events she entered in record times, which
earned her a call-up to the national team to represent the country
at the World Championships in Korea last August where she won
a silver medal in 200m backstroke.
“I am so delighted to have won the Sportswoman of the Year and
the Sports Star of the Year awards. I would like to congratulate
the organizers and the sponsors and all concerned who worked
tirelessly to make the Awards a success. I would also like to
congratulate the other nominees and winners on their individual
achievements,” said the septauagenarian, who started swimming
in mid-2007 after having not swam for 52 years.
“I entered my first competition in November 2017 at the Mpumalanga Championships. I came within seven seconds
of the national record in the 200m
backstroke. After that, I started
training hard and entered the Masters
“The swimmer won the accolades after enjoying an annus
National Championships in March mirabilis in the pool in 2019, including setting national
2018 and I won the 200m backstroke records and earning a national call-up.”
event and broke the national record,”
she explained her journey back to
competitive swimming having retired in the sport as a 22 year old.
Culture, Sport and Recreation MEC, Lindiwe Ntshalintshali congratulated the veteran swimmer,”Janssens deserves
all the accolades she has won at the Mpumalanga Sport Awards. She has done well in the last couple of years and
has represented Mpumalanga with honour and distinction. Her achievements in the pool have put the province on the
sporting map.
Honours roll:
• Sportswoman of the year with disability (Faith Malope)
• Sports radio programme of the year (Ligwalagwala FM’s Drive Sports Corner)
• Sportsman of the year with disability (Thulani Mthomebeni)
• People’s choice star of the year (Keo Mokolope)
• Sports photographer of the year (Manqoba Soko)
• Sports fan of the year (Thabo Mnisi)
• Sports administrator of the year (Sibusiso Mhlanga)
• Sportsman of the year (Jan Degenaar)
• Newcomer of the year (Christo Nagel)
• Sports presenter of the year (Joseph Tsima)
• Sports journalist of the year (Mfanaukhona Shongwe)
• Volunteer of the year (Ambros Sikutu)
• Coach of the year (Nakedi Serumula)
• School team of the year (Motoaneng Primary School)
• Developing school of the year (Morgenzon Landbou Akademie)
• Team of the year (TS Sporting)
• Indigenous games team (Hungry Lions)
16MEC’s Excellence Award: Trevor Nyakane, S’busiso Nkosi, Faf de Klerk, Duane Vermuelen and
Kwagga Smith as well as Paralympian and Ntando Mahlangu.
MEC’s Special Award: Peet Welthagen and Stanford Mhlanga.
Legends Award: Velaphi Mnkomo and William Sibiya
1718
Covid Relief Fund Beneficiaries
Individual Artists Paid
NAME GENDER DISTRICT LOCAL MUNICIPALITY
1. Johannes Benele Zondo Male Nkangala Emalahleni LM
2. Kabini Elijah Siphiwe Male Nkangala Thembisile Hani LM
3. Mhangane Rapture Male Ehlanzeni Bushbuckridge LM
4. Collen Makua Male Nkangala Emakhazeni LM
5. Gospel Silinda Male Ehlanzeni Bushbuckridge LM
6. Sibusiso Bongani Mdaka Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
7. Banda Sibusiso Malmillan Male Ehlanzeni Bushbuckridge LM
8. Brenden Praises Ledwaba Male Ehlanzeni Thaba Chweu LM
9. Dladla Simon Bafana Male Nkangala Emalahleni LM
10. Henry- John William Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
11. Kabini Trevor Sphiwe Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
12. Lushaba Sakhile Lungisani Male Gert Sibande Mkhondo LM
13. Moses Mashianoke Male Nkangala Emalahleni LM
14. Patrick Dumisani Mthimunye Male Nkangala Albert Luthuli LM
15. Sbusiso Ewart Zulu Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
16. Shiela Thwala Female Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
17. Bongane Derrick Mhlanga Male Gert Sibande Albert Luthuli LM
18. Brian Simelane Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
19. Chilaone Stanley Advocate Male Ehlanzeni Bushbuckridge LM
20. Honest Mangaliso Sibande Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
21. Khoza Mduduzi Nicholas Male Ehlanzeni Nkomazi LM
22. Madonsela Gift Thokozani Male Nkangala Victor Khanye LM
23. Mahlangu Zodwa Nelly Female Nkangala Thembisile Hani LM
24. Mahlangu Deon Sakhile Male Nkangala Emakhazeni LM
25. Mahlangu Karabo Female Nkangala Thembisile Hani LM
26. Muzi Mbuyane Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
27. Mvuselelo Mhlanga Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
28. Siyabonga S Khumalo Male Nkangala Emalahleni LM
29. Sthembiso Maluleka Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
30. Anderson Dennis Matsane Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
31. Bongi Olvia Mathlabane Female Ehlanzeni Bushbuckridge LM
32. Casbar Nyalungu Male Ehlanzeni Bushbuckridge LM
33. Thulane Khanye Male Gert Sibande Albert Luthuli LM
34. Mahlangu Molelekeng Khomotso Female Nkangala Thembisile Hani LM
35. Mahlaule Dingaan Samuel Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
36. Makhabane Nhlanhla Cyprian Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
37. Makhabane Phindile Ruth Female Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
38 Makhubu Mpendulo Knowledge Male Gert Sibande Msukaligwa LM
39. Makubule Ndumiso Christopher§ Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
40. Manana Ndumiso Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
41. Mandla Ian Hongwane Male Ehlanzeni Nkomazi LM
42. Marokoane Cyprian Jabulani Male Nkangala Victor Khanye LM
43. Masiye Andries Male Ehlanzeni Bushbuckridge LM
44. Matlakala Tsietsi Ballen Male Nkangala Emalahleni LM
45. Matsane Lence Stanley Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
46. Mgwenya Sibusiso Leanard Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
47. Mhlongo Sanele Selby Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
48. Mokoena Matthwes Male Nkangala Thembisile Hani LM
49. Mokwalase Emanuel Male Nkangala Thembisile Hani LM
50. Msiza Dlhamaga Juliah Female Nkangala Thembisile Hani LM
51. Mtshweni Malikwa Jacob Male Nkangala Steve Tshwete LM
52. Mtsweni Khaya Domino Isador Male Nkangala Emalahleni LM
53. Ngomane Siphesihle Kennington Male Nkangala Emalahleni LM
54. Nkambule Gugulethu Lucretia Female Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
55.. Nkomo Zakhele Mandla Male Nkangala Thembisile Hani LM
56. Nkosi Zephaniah Moses Male Nkangala Thembisile Hani LM
57. Nkuna Princess Female Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
58. Papa Tandiswa Aretha Female Nkangala Emalahleni LM
59 Phaswana Tshepo Emannuel Male Nkangala JS Moroka (Dr) LM
60. Samkelo Zikhali Male Gert Sibande Msukaligwa LM
61. Sengwayo Bongani Anton Male Gert Sibande Dipaleseng LM
62. Skosana Siyabonga Prince Male Nkangala Thembisile Hani LM
63. Skosana Thabile Precious Female Nkangala JS Moroka (Dr) LM
64. Thango Bongumusa Blessing Male Gert Sibande Pixley Ka Seme LM
65. Themba Nyathi Male Ehlanzeni Bushbuckridge LM
66. Van Staden Hendricks Male Gert Sibande Msukaligwa LM
67. Vilane Thulane Alfred Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
19Covid Relief Fund Beneficiaries
Individual Private/Public Companies (PTY) LTD Paid
NAME GENDER DISTRICT LOCAL MUNICIPALITY
1. Simango Dumisani Heaven
DUWIT TRADING PTY LTD/ Indumiso Gospel Male Ehlanzeni Nkomazi LM
2. Sithole Xolani Paris
XP SITHOLE PRODUCTION PTY LTD Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
3. Puoane Thabani Reginald
THANDANINDUMISO NPO Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
4. Sehemo Olebogeng Caseboy
K2017313398 Male Ehlanzeni Bushbuckridge LM
5. Neo Moeng Pheneas
GANGSTER BEAT PROJECT Male Nkangala Thembisile Hani LM
6. Ngomane Mbongeni Ethanael
SAINT RIOLO GROUP PTY LTD Male Ehlanzeni Nkomazi LM
7. Morata Mmarona Antonia
RONARATI PTY LTD Female Ehlanzeni Bushbuckridge LM
8. Miyene Molebogeng Vhachanhayena Velemina
BIKOLAND CREATIONS PTY LTD Female Nkangala JS Moroka LM
9. Mokgalaka Meitha Temi
RELEDOGAKAGISANO TRADING Female Ehlanzeni Bushbuckridge LM
10. Mokoane Lehlogonolo
SWITSCH ON HOLDINSA PTY LTD Male Gert Sibande Govan Mbeki LM
11. Masombuka Benediction Mongezi
BENCLIFF TRADING AND ENTEPRISE Male Gert Sibande Govan Mbeki LM
12. Mathedimosa Kabelo George
HAILE AYANA INVESTMENT Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
13. Masango Kleinboy Kleinkie
WANDI DUMAKO TRADING Male Nkangala Thembisile Hani LM
14. Makofane Tshepo
NKAGODIRA RADIO AND TELEVISION NPO Male Nkangala Emakhazeni LM
15. Malaza Maxwell Sizwe
COLE SOCIAL MARKET PTY LTD Male Nkangala Emalahleni LM
16. Danile Annah Mohlamme
Masbonisanenisonke Trading and Projects 27 cc Female Nkangala JS Moroka (Dr) LM
17. Simon Msiza
MAJIKIJELA PRODUCTIONS PTY LTD Male Nkangala Emakhazeni LM
18. Dube Thandiwe Beauty
Majayimile Trading Enterprise CC Female Gert Sibande Albert Luthuli LM
19. Khumalo Sikelele
THUBULAMI GENERAL
CORPORATIONS PTY LTD REG: 20193804007 Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
20. Lekhuleni Aurelia
NDLAZI CHATTELS PTY LTD Female Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
21.
Ledwaba Blessing
SOULFENDA ENTERTAINMENT PTY LTD Male Ehlanzeni Thaba Chweu LM
22.
Siyabonga Hosana Magagula
SANAHO PROJECTS PTY LTD Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
23. Mahlangu Mchiwa Jonas
SRUDHLA PRODUCTIONS AND SERVICES PTY LTD Male Nkangala Thembisile Hani LM
24. Mabena Zodwa Eunice
ZODWA MABENA PTY LTD Female Nkangala JS Moroka (Dr) LM
25. Mathews Makhulangendlela Silinda
MATHEW BHOZA ENTERTAINMENT PTY LTD Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
26. Steven Mokadi
King Steve Productions Male Nkangala JS Moroka (Dr) LM
27. Dumisani M Kunene
2012/049465/07 Male Ehlanzeni Mbombela LM
20Covid Relief Fund Beneficiaries
Non-Profit Organizations (NGO’S, NPC, TRUST)
Non-Registered Organizations Paid
21Department of Culture, Sport & Recreation
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