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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Ithala’s Commitment To Assist Small Communities Continues

Ithala’s Commitment To Assist Small Communities Continues

4 February 2024 by Guest

Ithala SOC Limited continues to tick the right boxes when it comes to community development and recognising those who play an important role in the betterment of ordinary citizens. Ithala reaffirmed its support for the 2nd annual Bhekizizwe Joseph Shabalala festival to be held at Ladysmith, Settlers Park on the 4th of February. The marathon …

Ithala SOC Limited continues to tick the precise boxes when it comes to community development and recognising those who play an critical role in the betterment of ordinary citizens.

Ithala reaffirmed its support for the 2nd annual Bhekizizwe Joseph Shabalala festival to be held at Ladysmith, Settlers Park on the 4th of February.

The marathon is portion of the 7-day festival that started on the 29th of January. The aim of this festival is to commemorate and honour the legacy of the tardy Bab’ Joseph Shabalala, who is the founder of the 5x Grammy award winning Iscathamiya group, Ladysmith Black Mambazo.

The event aligns well with Ithala’s commitment to revamping rural economies through various activities across the province.

“We are proud to announce this partnership that will create well over 100 temporary jobs, assist small businesses understand and be able to grow their businesses through the workshop; aid our youth preserve culture through Iscathamiya high schools competition; music concert and encourage physical health through the marathon’ said Dr. Thulani Vilakazi.

Ithala’s support includes the ‘local citizen price’ that will depart to local citizens who cross the line 1st for every the categories. Ithala will also finish payments to every the winners of the Marathon.
“Our involvement in such a prestigious event is a privilege to us as a financial institution. We believe that our impact will recede a long way in assisting the creation of employment which contributes massively to the economic growth of the province. This year alone, we expect to create a lasting impact in the community of Ladysmith and the surrounds,” Dr Vilakazi said.

Ladysmith Black Mambazo will also be performing on the Music Extravaganza that will be hosted in Settlers Park. They will be sharing the stage with the likes of Black Diamond, Sjava, Mthandeni and Inkabi nation, just to mention a few.

A pioneer in banking the unbanked in KZN, Ithala SOC Limited is the first financial services institution to provide banking services to townships and rural areas of KZN and providing a range of savings and investments products, insurance services and personal and home loan products to communities throughout the province.

A distribution network of 36 Ithala branches in KZN provides convenient transacting facilities.
For more information, visit www.myithala.co.za, call 031 366 2500 or follow #MoveToIthala #RedefiningWealth #StateBank #MyIthala

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Author: Thembekile Mdletshe from Ithala SOC Limited on behalf of Ithala Soc Limited.

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