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5.7. CPAs that lost land The following CPAs lost land either as a result of voluntary sales, judicial process or illegal sales: Eastern Cape 1. Sinethemba 2. New Life Free State 1. Impala 2. Itumeleng 3. Iketsetseng 4. Itereleng 5. Itshokolele 6. Kopano 7. Kroonstad Piggery Farmers 8. Marematlou 9. Moleme 10. Morakabi 11. Sekekete Limpopo None Mpumalanga 1. Babinanoko Ba Manganeng 2. Bethania 3. Bolahlakgomo North West None Northern Cape 1. Dirisanang 2. Ditaung 3. Lawane Saamstaan 4. Nuwe Plaas Landgoed Western Cape None 16
PART 6 6. REMEDIAL ACTIONS In order to address the challenges facing CPAs the Department has embarked on various activities to solve a myriad of issues that afflict these types of legal entities. The type of intervention is determined by the degree of the noncompliance. 6.1. General support Amongst the non-compliant CPAs, there are those that became dysfunctional because there were no income generating activities on the land. The need for support in these entities ranges from locating members to helping them amend their constitution in order to bring it in line with their operational needs. 183 CPAs have been assisted with the provision of general support. As part of extension of support 26 CPAs have been assisted through the Recapitalization and Development Programme. In total an amount of R166.4 million is budgeted to recapitalise these CPAs. (Refer to Pages 10-11) 6.2. Mediation Since the most common factor in CPA dysfunctionality is internal strife, the Department is involved in numerous mediation efforts to quell the disputes in various CPAs that led to the collapse of those CPAs. In most cases mediation does not yield immediate results due to the deep-rooted mistrust and entrenched acrimony amongst members. A lot of effort is put into establishing trust between parties. Numerous meetings are held with the warring parties before trust can be restored and the process of fixing the deficiencies can begin. During the reporting period the Department mediated in 87 CPA disputes. 6.3. Workshops In order to capacitate the CPAs, a total of 56 CPA committees were workshopped on governance and administration matters. 17
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