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Emperors Palace boosts learning at Rondebult day-care centre
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Emperors Palace has extended its community outreach efforts by supporting the Cute Kiddies Day Care Centre in Rondebult with a new library, educational resources and improvements to the facility.
The initiative is aimed at creating a better learning environment and to give young learners greater access to educational opportunities.
Cute Kiddies principal Yiselwa Sidzatane, joined Peermont executives and the Peermont Community Benefit Trust chairperson Tshidi Mdima for a special reading session with the learners in the newly established facility.
The initiative forms part of the resort's ongoing efforts to make a positive difference in communities within its catchment area.
The initiative is aimed at creating a better learning environment and to give young learners greater access to educational opportunities.
Cute Kiddies principal Yiselwa Sidzatane, joined Peermont executives and the Peermont Community Benefit Trust chairperson Tshidi Mdima for a special reading session with the learners in the newly established facility.
The initiative forms part of the resort's ongoing efforts to make a positive difference in communities within its catchment area.
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More than R120 million in lottery winnings remain unclaimed
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The National Lottery operator Sizekhaya is urging Lotto players to double-check their tickets as tens of millions of rands in winnings remain unclaimed.
More than R120 million in Lotto and PowerBall prizes are currently unclaimed. The operator says
many of these tickets were bought through banking apps.
Sizekhaya COO Fundi Sithebe, says To date, the winner of the biggest prize, a R93.5 million PowerBall jackpot from a ticket bought in Molapo, in Soweto, has yet to come forward to claim the money.
The lottery operator has issued a 365-day deadline to claim the prize and says any unclaimed funds will be transferred to the National Lotteries Distribution Trust Fund for good causes.
More than R120 million in Lotto and PowerBall prizes are currently unclaimed. The operator says
many of these tickets were bought through banking apps.
Sizekhaya COO Fundi Sithebe, says To date, the winner of the biggest prize, a R93.5 million PowerBall jackpot from a ticket bought in Molapo, in Soweto, has yet to come forward to claim the money.
The lottery operator has issued a 365-day deadline to claim the prize and says any unclaimed funds will be transferred to the National Lotteries Distribution Trust Fund for good causes.
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Inaugural Women in Mining Awards celebrate industry trailblazers
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The inaugural Women in Mining Awards were held in Kathu in the Northern Cape last week,
celebrating women and industry partners that are making a difference in the country’s mining sector.
The awards recognised achievements in leadership, innovation, safety, empowerment and community development.
The initiative aims to promote transformation and growth in the industry, while inspiring more women to pursue opportunities across the mining value chain.
celebrating women and industry partners that are making a difference in the country’s mining sector.
The awards recognised achievements in leadership, innovation, safety, empowerment and community development.
The initiative aims to promote transformation and growth in the industry, while inspiring more women to pursue opportunities across the mining value chain.
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