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  • Questions asked to the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development

2022-w1873 - 21 June 2022

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    Lees, Mr RA question
    With reference to the Cathedral Peak Outgrowers Project in the Okhahlamba Local Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal, what are the details of the funding provided by her department and the Agribusiness Development Agency (ADA) to the (a) Emaswazini vineyard, (b) Miya vineyard and (c) Amangwane vineyard for each year since the project started in 2015 up to the 2021-22 financial year; (2) what total number of (a) permanent and (b) casual jobs have been created since the project was implemented in 2015; (3) what is the extent of land used for each specified vineyard; (4) on what date is it envisaged that the first grapes will be harvested from each vineyard; (5) what are the details of the (a) beneficiaries of the proceeds from the project at each of the three locations and (b) benefits accrued to and/or paid to the beneficiaries at each of the three locations since the inception of the project in 2015? NW2209E
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  • Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development answer

    1. The project, Cathedral Peak Outgrowers (3 sites) has over the years of implementation to date been allocated a total budget of R54, 9 million. Below is a summary of budget allocation and sources over time:

    a) Amaswazini Vineyard total R19 831 198;

    b) Amazizi Vineyard total R13 975 876; and

    c) Amangwane Vineyard amount R20 287 882.

    CATHEDRAL PEAK OUTGROWERS BUDGET & EXPENDUTURE

     

    2015/16

    2016/17

    2017/18

    2018/19

    2019/20

    2020/21

    2021/22

    2022/23

    COGTA Allocation

    R2 500 000

    R5 200 000

    R551 978

    R0,00

    R0,00

    R0,00

    R0,00

    R0,00

    Expenditure COGTA

    R2 500 000

    R4 979 352

    R551 978

    R0,00

    R0,00

    R0,00

    R0,00

    R0,00

    ADA/DARD Allocation

    R0,00

    R2 500 000

    R11 162 560

    R14 000 00

    R8 420 000

    R7 925 200

    R3 487 715

    R431 909

    Expenditure ADA/DARD

    R0,00

    R5 144 658

    R11 162 360

    R14 000 00

    R8 420 000

    R4 437485

    R3 355 806

    R37 355

                     

    Total Expenditure to date/annum

    R2 500 000

    R10 124 011

    R11 714 338

    R14 000 000

    R8 420 000

    R4 437 485

    R3 355 806

    R37 355

    Expenditure to date is up to 12 May 2022. Total Allocation to date: R54 959 738. Total Expenditure to date: R54 588 994. Percentage budget spent 99%

    (2)(a) There were no permanent jobs created over the period, all jobs created were linked to projects which ultimately came to an end.

    (b) A total of 203 casual jobs were created including annually sustained over the period of project implementation (2015/16 to 2021/22).

    3. Each vineyard is 15ha in extent, thus a total of 45 hectares altogether.

    4. Date of first harvest was expected in each site as per table below:

    Amaswazi Site

    Amangwane site

    Amazizi site

    Feb 2021

    Feb 2021

    Feb 2023

    5. Beneficiaries of the proceeds from the project at each of the three locations:

    a) The intended beneficiaries of proceeds from the grape enterprise are the nominated cooperatives per site that the project was implemented with and funds transferred to over the period of implementation. These are:

    • Inkosi Mthethwa Cooperative for Amazizi Site;
    • Amangwane Primary Cooperative for the Amangwane Site; and
    • Madlangampisi Cooperative for the Amaswazi site.

    b) The employment opportunities created in each site and for the overall project can be considered a benefit for those who were employed over the period of project implementation. From an accumulated budget of R54,9 million an estimated total of R30.3 million served to pay for labour and working capital. An estimated total of 203 employment opportunities of the amount over the years. All labour was compensated at sectoral determined rates per annum. These are not new jobs per annum but sustained opportunities per annum.

    Year

    Amaswazi Site

    Amangwane Site

    Amazizi Site

    2015/16

    65

    73

    0

    2016/17

    30

    35

    0

    2017/18

    30

    30

    60

    2019/20

    30

    30

    35

    2020/21

    30

    30

    37

    2021/22

    16

    26

    12

     

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