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Funding Transparency

Every rand raised on WardByWard, in plain language. This page covers the money reported under South Africa's Political Party Funding Act (PPFA): IEC deposits and ward campaigns. Community crowdfunding causes are excluded from PPFA reporting and shown separately.

Reporting scope
Cumulative to date current fiscal year: 2026/2027
Confirmed receipts
R115,000
Awaiting confirmation
R0 (0 payments)

Where the money came from

Local South African individuals R115,000 aggregated — no names under the reporting threshold
Local South African institutions & companies R0 company/entity donors
International donors R0 reported separately under PPFA global-funding rules

Who must be individually disclosed

PPFA requires the name and amount of any local donor who gives R200,000 or more in a fiscal year; under that amount local donors are aggregated for privacy. International donations are reported by name from the first rand.

No local donor has reached R200,000 to date, and no international donations have been recorded, so no individual names are currently published. Anonymous donations are always shown aggregated, never per person.

Largest identifiable single donor to date: none.

How the money is spent

Money is committed to the stream it was donated to: IEC deposits are paid to the Electoral Commission for the candidate nomination deposit; ward campaign funds cover the servant-leader campaign and community vigilance work in that ward. Every stream has a published target on its funding page, and progress is public.

Multi-year reserves

Donors have funded the full 2029 election cycle up front, so multi-year surpluses are held in auditable reserves instead of being re-handled every year. Every contribution is recorded on a tamper-evident, hash-chained ledger — 22 entries — so nothing can be altered or deleted after the fact.

ZAG token reserve
18,000,000,000,000 ZAG
Currently allocated (stimulus)
210,000 ZAG
Ledger chain tip
604ad8f70c5249e9ee8abded249f099ce9c74d23143a09f1d9e998ce42a02081
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