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Qwaqwa Community Crime Watch (QCCCW)

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The Qwaqwa Community Crime Watch is a community-based initiative aimed at promoting safety and security in the Eastern Freestate Phuthaditjhaba Qwaqwa area.

  • Community Engagement: We engage with local residents, businesses, and stakeholders to build trust and foster cooperation in addressing crime and safety concerns.
  • Crime Prevention: The Qwaqwa Community Crime Watch works to prevent crime through various initiatives, such as Raising Awarenesses, neighborhood watches, and community education programs.
  • Collaboration with Authorities:
    We collaborate with local law enforcement agencies and other stakeholders to share information, resources, and expertise in addressing crime and safety issues.
  • Support for Vulnerable Individuals: The Qwaqwa Community Crime Watch also provides support and assistance to vulnerable individuals, such as those in need of help or those who are lost or stranded.

By working together with the community and local authorities, the Qwaqwa Community Crime Watch aims to create a safer and more secure environment for residents and visitors alike.

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Manufacturing Circle (MC)

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Established in 2008 as a corporate association of manufacturers, the Manufacturing Circle engages with key stakeholders to promote the benefits of manufacturing growth for the broader economy, influence policy, and highlight opportunities and key priorities for manufacturing growth. In pursuit of these objectives, the Manufacturing Circle meets periodically with government ministers, heads of key state-owned entities, provincial and local government leaders; and other business sector leaders.

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South African Plastics Recycling Organisation (SAPRO)

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The SA Plastics Recycling Organisation (SAPRO) represents the plastics re-processors in South Africa. Its members procure sorted, baled end-of-life plastics and re-process it into raw material. The recycled material can be used to manufacture new plastics products. South Africa is amongst the top recycling countries in the world. The Organisation is funded by its members and assists recyclers in Building a recycling industry that is respected and acknowledged by government, industry and the public.

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Urban Real Estate Research Unit (URERU)

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The current and projected growth in African cities creates significant opportunities for real estate on the continent but also presents serious challenges in the form of infrastructure deficits, urban management and the financial viability of cities in general. While many of these opportunities and challenges are experienced elsewhere in the world, the nature and scale of them are unique to South Africa and the rest of the continent. For this reason, the main aim of the Research Unit is to provide a unique inter-disciplinary research platform for academia that promotes the identification of issues and seeks solutions to urban real estate investment, finance, economics and management problems in Africa.

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Wines of South Africa (WOSA)

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Wines of South Africa (WoSA) is a not-for-profit industry organisation that is responsible for export promotions of South African wine in key international markets. Here you will find up-to-date information on our regions, varieties, terroirs and biodiversity, which all make for our variety of distinctive and unique wines.

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Trinity Development Services (TDS)

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Our vision is the activation of empowered communities which address and improve their own health, education, and economic development. Our mission is to provide access to the support, knowledge, and resources necessary for communities to initiate the process of change towards a better quality of life.

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South African Women in Construction and Built Environment (SAWIC & BE)

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The South African Women in Construction (SAWIC) initiative was founded to empower women to gain access to contracts, training, finance and networks in the construction industry. SAWIC is a Section 21 Company, and was incorporated in 1999. As such, SAWIC is owned by its members. SAWIC has a national footprint in all 9 provinces.

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