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Ladysmith Tourism Association (LTA)

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The Ladysmith Tourism Association is committed to promoting Ladysmith and its surrounding areas as a world class tourism destination. Ladysmith’s geographic location has always been its strong point. With more than 50 accommodation establishments in and around Ladysmith, tourism is a major job creator and contributes to the economic growth of Emnambithi.
The Association is supported by the Emnambithi/Ladysmith Municipality and contributes to the development of tourism by advising the Municipality where needed.

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LWO Employers Organisation (LWOEO)

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Also known as the LWO Werkgewersorganisasie, the organisation is registered as an employers’ organisation with the Department of Labour – this means that we are authorised to represent our members in the CCMA, Bargaining Councils and Labour Court. The LWO is a non-profit members’ organisation, managed by a board (successful business owners and leading academics) consisting of members of the organisation. LWO was established in 1990 to provide employers in the broader South African business community with labour law services and other related services in the field of labour law.

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Londani Lushaka (LL)

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Londani Lushaka has been registered under Section Act of Social Development 2018.
It’s objective is to fight hunger and poverty within Alexandra community and caring for vulnerables and orphans. We have a Feeling Scheme and Kitchen soup for our community frim Monday to Saturday. We offer breakfast and lunch. We are hereby applying for any kind of donations to make our feeding scheme a success to our community.

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Livestock Welfare Coordinating Committee (LWCC)

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The Livestock Welfare Coordinating Committee (LWCC) stands for humane livestock production. The main objective of the LWCC is to take proactive actions to ensure humane and responsible handling of production livestock. The LWCC promotes welfare of livestock by participating in the drafting of informative material for all farmers, livestock transporters , abattoirs, sale yards, vending site and show-ground operators.  The LWCC encourages practical humane research projects, observations, and desk research. The LWCC also advises Government on related livestock welfare policy matters. 

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