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ROYAL BAFOKENG PROJECT


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Tender for grass cutting maintenance-2018

Dan Seripe

22.5 %

Completed

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-25 days
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Thu 26 Apr 2018

Fri 20 Jul 2018

Tue 14 Aug 2018

Tender for plumbing maintenance-2018

Dan Seripe

19.17 %

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Fri 20 Jul 2018

Tue 14 Aug 2018

Tender for general building maintenance-2018

Dan Seripe

24.44 %

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Thu 26 Apr 2018

Fri 20 Jul 2018

Tue 14 Aug 2018

Youth Day Celebration 2018

Lesego Letlhatlhe

47.5 %

Completed

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-12 days
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Mon 14 May 2018

Fri 29 Jun 2018

Wed 11 Jul 2018

Dumela Phokeng June 2018

Minah Huma

66.39 %

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Tue 15 May 2018

Fri 29 Jun 2018

Kgotha Kgothe July 2018

Minah Huma

57.78 %

Completed

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Tue 15 May 2018

Thu 5 Jul 2018

Fri 3 Aug 2018

Loyalty Programme Focus Group Survey

Rorisang Mathuloe

46.94 %

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Wed 23 May 2018

Fri 6 Jul 2018

Firebreaks 2018

Borejane Masimong

69.17 %

Completed

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-86 days
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Mon 28 May 2018

Mon 16 Jul 2018

Wed 10 Oct 2018

RBN Operations Room System Development Phase 8.1

Rorisang Mathuloe

42.22 %

Completed

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-38 days
-51.351 %

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Fri 1 Jun 2018

Tue 14 Aug 2018

Fri 21 Sep 2018

Pastors Workshop 2018

Kabaro Neswiswa

25 %

Completed

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Fri 1 Jun 2018

Wed 20 Jun 2018

Tue 26 Jun 2018

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Select one or more Regions:

All Regions

Capital Region

To the south–east around Phokeng, providing “an attractive, vibrant and thriving cosmopolitan” environment

Central Region

Providing quality housing, recreational attractions and employment opportunities; the North Region, providing “quality living” in a mining environment

North East Region

Providing “an attractive residential area amidst a natural agro–setting with comprehensive facilities”

North Region

Quality living in a mining region

South East Region

Providing access to nature

Key Focus Area:

All

Education and Skills Development

Promoting quality education in Bafokeng schools; creating measurable improvement in school management, infrastructure and security; and engaging all stakeholders in enhancing the impact and sustainability of its programmes.

Health and Social Development

The provision of quality health and social services in all Bafokeng regions; primary focus is on supporting and upgrading the government’s primary health care system for the benefit of everyone in the region.

Economic Development

Economic growth and broadening the range of opportunities to work

Food Security

To produce a significant amount of our own food as well as export food to surrounding markets.

Safety and Security

To implement systems and structures to combat crimes of all kinds

Public & Community Utilities

This encompasses services such as water & electricity, roads, sanitation & waste management, and housing

Environmental Management

As a community land-owner, the Bafokeng can exercise a large degree of oversight with respect to how our land is used.

Sport Development

Sports development programme serves 11,000 Bafokeng girls and boys aged 6-17 in soccer, karate, netball and athletics

History and Heritage

To strengthen our understanding of Bafokeng history – the events, circumstances and personalities that have defined us throughout our history

Governance & Administration

World Cup 2010

Other

Select one or more Institutions:

Cross Point Trading

Lebone II

Motswedi wa Sechaba

Moumo

Platinum Stars

Platinum Stars football team

Royal Bafokeng Administration (RBA)

Arts & Culture

Health & Social Development Services (HSDS)

No information yet.

Infrastructure Maintenance

Land use management

Municipal Services Coordination

Office of Kgosi

Office of the Group COO

Office of the Private Secretary

Organisational Performance & Project Management Office (OPMO)

Protective Services

Protocol

Public Services Management

Research

Royal Household

Secretary of Traditional Governance

Shared Services

Shared Services: Finance

Shared Services: Human Resources

Shared Services: IT

Shared Services: Legal

Shared Services: Procurement

Strategic Relations

Royal Bafokeng Enterprise Development (RBED)

A section 21 (non-profit) providing enterprise development and local procurement support; the RBED’s focus is on assisting SMME’s in the start-up and growth phases of the business.

Royal Bafokeng Holdings (RBH)

The financial stewardship and investment vehicle of the RBN; whose profits are either re-invested or deployed into the social delivery entities of the RBN.

RBH: Stakeholder Relations

Royal Bafokeng Institute (RBI)

Who partners with local authorities to engage with the holistic education of the RBN (and beyond), feeding, learning, teaching, celebrating arts, supplying student loans and shaping destinies together.

Royal Bafokeng Nation Development Trust (RBNDT)

Royal Bafokeng Sports (RBS)

A company charged to produce social and financial returns from the development of the Nation’s sporting assets.

Select Beneficiaries:

Disabled
Local labourers
Principals
Teachers
Traditional leaders/Governance
Community
Bafokeng SMME's
Children
RBN Employees
Senior Citizens
Women
Youth
South African Government
Other Governments
Other Traditional authorities
Other

Select one or more Risks:

A measure of the probability and consequence of not achieving a defined project goal

External
Internal

Select Risk Status:

Status of a measure of the probability and consequence of not achieving a defined project goal

Open
Resolved
Recurring/ Continuous

Select Issue Status:

The occurrence of an event or element that prohibits the achievement of a defined project goal

Open
Resolved

Select Budget:

< R 1 000 000.00
R 1 000 000.00 - R 10 000 000.00
R 10 000 000.00 - R 100 000 000.00
R 100 000 000.00 <

Select Progress:

< 25%
26 - 50%
51 - 75%
76 - 99%
100%

Select Duration:

< 180 days

6 Months or less

181 - 360 days

6 Months to 1 Year

361 - 540 days

1 Year to 1 and ½ Years

541 - 720 days

1 and ½ Years to 2 Years

720 days <

More than two Years

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Project Health RAG is red

Amber

Project Health RAG is amber

Green

Project Health RAG is green

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