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People who wish to participate in future consultations about the KZN Digital Transformation Strategy can contact the Moses Kotane Institute.
MKI says it provides maritime outreach and awareness programs as part of its development work for the most underprivileged communities.
People can arrange future appointments with the Moses Kotane Institute by emailing Sanelisiwe Gumede.
MKI makes its economic commentary available, providing its interpretation of key economic events such as interest-rate decisions, and links to a full commentary PDF about the interest-rate review.
The Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs and its entities ask all small to medium enterprises to report the business challenges they are facing during the COVID-19 lockdown. Businesses can do this through the One Stop Shop Business Support Desk, by phoning 063 692 1634 or using the support desk link.
Individuals involved in informal economic activities in KwaZulu-Natal can take part in a research survey conducted by the Moses Kotane Institute. The survey aims to understand informal production and identify ways to support this sector.
Youth groups in KwaZulu-Natal can apply to establish one of three licensed medical cannabis cultivation sites. The Moses Kotane Institute will construct and license the site, which will then be handed over to the youth group for operation. Support includes cultivation training, SAHPRA compliance, investment readiness, and business incubation.
Women groups in KwaZulu-Natal can apply to establish one of three licensed medical cannabis cultivation sites. The site will be constructed and licensed by the Moses Kotane Institute, then handed over to the group for operation as a going concern. Support includes training in cultivation, SAHPRA compliance, investment readiness, and business incubation.
Business groups in KwaZulu-Natal can apply to establish one of three licensed medical cannabis cultivation sites. The Moses Kotane Institute will handle construction and licensing, after which the site will be handed over to the business group for operation. Support includes cultivation training, SAHPRA compliance, investment readiness, and business incubation.
A registered legal entity representing a women’s group in KwaZulu-Natal can apply to establish one of three licensed medical cannabis cultivation sites in rural KwaZulu-Natal. The Moses Kotane Institute will construct and license the site, then hand it over to the applicant entity for operation as a going concern. Support will be provided in licensing, cultivation training, SAHPRA compliance, and business incubation.
This opportunity is for qualified South African citizens to apply for a 24-month contract position as an independent contractor member of the Moses Kotane Institute's Research Ethics Committee. The role involves reviewing research proposals and terms of reference to ensure ethical standards are maintained. Applicants must hold a PhD in relevant fields, have five years of experience in both research and research ethics, and maintain a strong publication record.
The Moses Kotane Research Institute is seeking to appoint one Research Specialist: Economics to support research, data collection and analysis, economic analysis and reporting, research project coordination, and drafting of research articles. The role contributes to the Institute's mandate of advancing sustainable economic development through evidence-based research.
