Below is the documentation received from SASCOC regarding their AGM on 7 November 2020: Agenda Letter with AFS and minutes SASCOC AGM DRAFT MINUTES 23 NOVEMBER 2019 1CONSOLIDATED AFS South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee 2020 with audit opinion.doc WedSouth African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee 2020 19th August with audit opinion MondGRIDE INVESTMENTS Proprietary Limited 2020 with audit...
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Please find below the Notice for the SAEF AGM and OGM (to be held directly after the AGM) on 24 of October 2020. Also below are the draft minutes of the AGM held on 11 of May 2019 as well as the draft minutes of the OGM held on 19 of October 2019. The AFS for the year ending December 2019 are included for approval and adoption. All questions to these AFS were posed and answered earlier this year via e mail. Please note that the AGM and OGM will be held in strict adherence to Covid-19 regulations. Each Provincial Federation or Discipline Association may only be accompanied by one additional person. Notice of SAEF AGM and OGM 24 October 2020 (004) SAEF AGM Agenda 24 October 2020 c Agenda SAEF OGM 24 October 2020 a Minutes SAEF AGM 11 May 2019 Draft Minutes SAEF OGM 19 Oct 2019 Std AFS 19 – SAEF – Rev 1...
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Initially submission of applications for relief deadline was set for the 31 August 2020 and 2nd September respectively. It was then extended for the 9th September 2020 only to those who did not complete loading their on-line applications to finalise their application process. All available systems will be accepting applications and outstanding documents until Friday, 11th September 2020 at 23h59:59 thereafter, the system will then cease to accept applications. Click here to read...
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Applications for the second wave of Covid-19 relief funding for athletes have opened and will close at the end on the final day of August‚ the sport‚ arts and culture minister Nathi Mthethwa announced in Pretoria on Monday. Athletes will have between August 18 to August 31 to apply and the maximum amount of relief available per applicant is set at R6‚600. Athletes who benefited from the previous funds do not qualify for the second wave. The minister said his department will be rolling-out two processes to implement sector relief. Applicants who are eligible to apply will include athletes‚ coaches‚ technical support personnel and freelance fitness instructors or practitioners. “These are applicants who rely solely on income generated from participating in sport competitions‚ events and in fitness activities‚ who operate as freelancers‚” said Mthethwa. The minister also announced the following exclusions for sport: Registered businesses and employees who work in such businesses may not qualify for this relief. They are encouraged to explore other relief interventions available within...
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