SayProCDR – Minutes of the SayPro Collaborative Competition

To the CEO of SayPro Neftaly Malatjie, the Chairperson of the SayPro Royal committee, Mr Legodi, SayPro Royal Committee Members, all SayPro Royal Chiefs and SayPro Human capital

Kgotso a ebe le lena

SayPro Development Royalty SCDR
Minutes of the Collaborative Competition Session
Date: 20 October 2025
Time: 14:17 – 15:30
Venue: Diepsloot Youth Project
Facilitator: Andrice Macuacua

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1. Opening

The session commenced at 14:17 with an opening song led by Anami Beni, followed by a prayer by Uvile Tabata.

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2. Attendance

Present Members:

• Sibusiso Maluleke
• Hlamuselo Rampya
• Katlego Molepo
• Uvile Tabata
• Anami Beni
• Primrose Dlamini
• Thubalakhe Mtatshane

Facilitator: Andrice Macuacua

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3. Introduction

Facilitator Andrice Macuacua introduced the topic of the day: “Collaborative Competition.”
He explained that collaborative competition involves activities where individuals work together to achieve a common goal while engaging in friendly competition.

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4. Purpose of the Lesson

The purpose of the session was for participants to:

• Understand the concept of collaboration.
• Develop effective teamwork skills.
• Participate actively and meaningfully in group activities.

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5. Key Concepts Explained

• Collaboration: Working together with others to achieve a common goal.
• Competition: A challenge or contest among individuals or teams.
• Teamwork: The ability to cooperate effectively with others to accomplish shared objectives.

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6. Discussion on Leadership

Katlego Molepo defined leadership as the ability to lead a group.
Facilitator Andrice expanded, explaining that a leader motivates and guides others to achieve success while showing respect and following the rules. He also emphasized the principles of fair play, respect, and integrity, ensuring all actions are done honestly and fairly during competition.

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7. Benefits of Collaborative Competition

Andrice highlighted several benefits, including:

• Building confidence and self-esteem.
• Improving problem-solving and decision-making skills.
• Promoting unity, respect, and team spirit.
• Encouraging participants to learn from others.
• Preparing individuals to become strong and ethical leaders.

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8. Examples of Collaborative Competitions

Participants gave examples to demonstrate their understanding:

• Primrose Dlamini: Dance competition
• Hlamuselo Rampya: Sharing ideas
• Anami Beni: Soccer challenge
• Facilitator Andrice: Sports tournaments, entrepreneurship challenges, quizzes or debates, innovation projects, and cultural art contests.

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9. Rules and Responsibilities in a Team

Andrice explained the various roles and duties within a team:

• Team Leader: Guides the team and delegates tasks.
• Recorder/Secretary: Takes notes, checks progress, and keeps records.
• Researcher: Finds relevant information and materials.
• Presenter: Represents the team during presentations.
• Team Members: Contribute ideas and support others in achieving team goals.

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10. Steps to Achieve Successful Collaboration

Andrice outlined the key steps for successful collaboration:

1. Set clear goals: Define what the team wants to achieve.
2. Plan together: Assign roles and work collectively.
3. Communicate openly: Share ideas and feedback.
4. Respect differences: Value and appreciate each member’s contributions.

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11. Feedback and Reflections

Students shared their understanding of collaborative competition:

• Katlego Molepo: Collaboration is working as a team and sharing ideas, while competition is a contest between two teams.
• Sibusiso Maluleke: Collaboration is individuals working together to achieve common goals, with each having a specific role.
• Uvile Tabata: Collaboration is when everyone works together to achieve a goal and sets clear visions.
• Primrose Dlamini: Collaboration is when we work together to achieve a goal against another team.

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12. Conclusion

Facilitator Andrice Macuacua concluded the session by emphasizing that collaboration, teamwork, and fair competition are vital qualities for leadership and future success.

The session was officially closed at 15:30 with a closing prayer by Andrice Macuacua and a closing song led by Primrose Dlamini.

My message shall end here.

Andrice Macuacua| SayPro Development Specialist | SayPro

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