Milestones, dated.
We publish institutional milestones here as they happen, in plain language. Nothing is announced before it is true.
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Board adopts the amended MOI, the policy suites and the public-benefit undertaking
At a board sitting on 8 September 2026 all three directors signed the Signature and Approval Routing Pack: the amended, social-housing-aligned Memorandum of Incorporation was adopted by special resolution for lodgement with CIPC; a public officer and SARS registered representative was appointed; the public-benefit fiduciary undertaking was signed; the outstanding director change was resolved under section 71 for lodgement with CIPC; and the Governance and Operations Policy Manual and the Tenant and Property Management Policy Suite were adopted. Lodgements with CIPC and SARS follow and will be recorded here when confirmed.
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Website corrections published after independent review
An independent review of the website on 7 September 2026 led to a corrected release the same day: a clearer tenant warning, a single "ask to be notified" request, photograph context captions, the Information Regulator’s current contact details, self-hosted typefaces and a policy table that fits a small phone screen. A further release corrected how the site is cached so that returning visitors receive the latest version.
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Website published as a public review release
The institution’s website is published as a public review release. It is excluded from search engines until the board signs off the release gate; the pages themselves are open to anyone with the address.
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Brand identity and SHRA submission bundle prepared
The Magna Carta visual identity (Brand Guidelines v1.0) and the twelve-document SHRA accreditation submission bundle were prepared for board approval and lodgement. Outstanding items are tracked in the bundle’s gap register.
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Director change filed with CIPC
A director-change supporting pack was prepared and filed with the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission as part of finalising the board presented to the regulator.
For the institution’s current regulatory status see the status panel.