Upcoming Project

SA Khadinang Limited Gold 

 

     

REGULATORY & GOVERNMENT BRIEFING NOTE

 

Subject:

SA Khadinang Limited – Mine-Sourced Gold Dor Bar Participation Program for Taxi Associations and University Students

 

1. Purpose of the Briefing

This briefing note is submitted to inform government and regulatory stakeholders of SA Khadinang Limited’s Gold Dor Bar Participation Program, a structured initiative that enables Taxi Associations and University Students to participate in gold produced directly from SA Khadinang Limited mining operations, with a primary objective of job creation, skills development, and inclusive asset ownership.

 

2. Proponent

Entity: SA Khadinang Limited

Nature: South African incorporated company

Role: Gold producer and operator

Value Chain Position: Mining → Dor bar production → Custodial allocation → Beneficiation / Sale

Focus: Employment creation, beneficiation, youth participation, cooperative ownership

 

3. Policy and Legislative Alignment

The program is aligned with national priorities and frameworks, including:

Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act (MPRDA)

National Development Plan (NDP) – job creation and youth inclusion

Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) objectives

Industrial Policy Action Plan (IPAP)

Mineral Beneficiation Strategy of South Africa

Youth Employment and Skills Development Frameworks

 

4. Program Overview

4.1 Description

The program provides structured access to gold dor bars produced from SA Khadinang Limited mines, allowing organised groups to participate in the mineral economy without engaging in informal or illegal mining activities.

Participation is limited to:

Registered Taxi Associations / Cooperatives

Accredited University Student Bodies (SRCs, investment entities)

 

4.2 Gold Source Assurance

All gold dor bars originate from SA Khadinang Limited-controlled mining operations

Each dor bar is:

Serialised

Certified

Logged against mine production records

Full traceability from mine to allocation

 

5. Objectives of the Program

Primary Objectives

Create direct mining and processing jobs

Expand downstream employment

Promote legal, regulated participation in strategic minerals

Support youth skills development and graduate placement

Strengthen cooperative economic models

Secondary Objectives

Reduce reliance on intermediaries

Enhance transparency in gold ownership

Encourage domestic beneficiation

Support social and economic stability in transport and education sectors

 

6. Participation Framework

6.1 Taxi Associations

Participate through pooled capital contributions

Dor bars held under custodial or trust arrangements

Returns linked to production, beneficiation, or sale

Employment created in:

Logistics

Security

Administration

Mine support services

 

6.2 University Students

Fractional participation through structured subscriptions

Access facilitated via SRCs or approved student entities

Integrated with:

Training

Internships

Graduate employment pipelines

 

7. Job Creation Impact

7.1 Direct Jobs

Mining operations

Safety and environmental compliance

Processing and handling

Site administration

 

7.2 Indirect Jobs

Transport and logistics

Security services

Compliance and reporting

Community liaison and coordination

Graduate and internship placements

 

8. Governance, Compliance and Risk Mitigation

Independent audits of production and allocation

Segregated accounts and asset registers

Custodial holding structures

Regular reporting to participants

Compliance with applicable:

Mining legislation

Precious metals handling requirements

Corporate governance standards

 

9. Economic and Social Impact

Measurable employment outcomes

Youth participation in strategic minerals

Strengthened cooperative ownership

Skills transfer and industrial exposure

Contribution to inclusive economic growth

 

10. Government Engagement & Oversight

SA Khadinang Limited welcomes:

Regulatory guidance

Interdepartmental coordination

Oversight mechanisms

Alignment with public employment and beneficiation programs

The company is open to:

Reporting frameworks

Pilot program designation

Public-private collaboration models

 

11. Conclusion

The Gold Dor Bar Participation Program represents a regulated, transparent, and job-focused approach to expanding participation in South Africa’s gold sector, ensuring that gold extracted from local mines delivers tangible employment and skills outcomes.

 

“From our mines to national development — responsibly produced gold creating real jobs.”