are used for community development projects such as clinics, schools, and infrastructure development. Kumba Iron Ore has also a stated commitment to turn South Africa Northern Cape Province into a world-class extreme sport destination. Economic impact In 2013, John Block, Member of the Executive Council (MEC) for Finance, Economic Development and Tourism in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, said “hotels in Kimberley were at capacity and the flights were sold out" during the 2013 Kimberly Diamond Cup.” Patrick Seboko, head of the Northern Cape Province Department of Economic Development and Tourism, said the Kimberley Diamond Cup will help "promote the province as attractive destination for mega events, 'high octane' sports, and adventure tourism." Mission WSGP's stated mission is to "help stimulate local economies through tourism and support youth development, especially those in underserved or impoverished communities, through skate clinics, demos, pro tours and more." Kimberley Diamond Cup competition results 2015 Kimberley Diamond Cup Skaters from more than 50 countries were represented in the 2015 Kimberley Diamond Cup skateboarding competition, which was held October 7–10 at the Kumba Skate Plaza. In the Street World Championships final, twelve finalists from eight countries competed for the world title and $100,000 top prize. Nyjah Huston of the U.S. was the third-place qualifier for the event and first-place winner in 2013. In the final, Huston edged out Luan Oliveira of Brazil to capture first prize. In the Vert World Championships, Jimmy Wilkins reclaimed the title he won in 2014 and the $35,000 first place prize. 2014 Kimberley Diamond Cup The 2014 Kimberley Diamond Cup was held from October 2–5 at the Kumba Skate Plaza. Skaters from 37 countries participated. Kelvin Hoefler from Brazil placed first in the Street competition and took home first prize, which came with $100,000. Hoefler performed a switch-frontside blunt down the rail and 360 flip lipslide down the rail. Nyjah Huston, 2013 winner in the Street event, was the top qualifier but he was eliminated in the final rounds of the head-to-head Street competition. In the Mini MegaBig Air World Championships, 14-year-old Alana Smith of the U.S. became the first female to successfully perform a backflip in competition. Eight 4-man teams of skateboarders, including several teams from South Africa, competed in the Rider Cup Team Championships during Kimberley Diamond Cup. The South African team 4 Staxx took the Rider Cup Team Championship 2014 title. 2013 Kimberley Diamond Cup The