Swartberg School rounds off energyDRIVE
Almost three weeks after the EnergyDrive departed from the Mother City, it has returned to the Western Cape, after visiting 21 schools across the...
Swartberg School rounds off energyDRIVE
Community Impact
Learners gather to welcome the energyDRIVE bus as it arrives in the Eastern Cape
Learners gather to welcome the energyDRIVE bus as it arrives in the Eastern Cape
The EnergyDRIVE initiative, an educational endeavour established by the renewable energy industry, arrived in the Eastern Cape Province after a...
Growing appreciation for the environment
Growing appreciation for the environment
Enviro Wise Clubs have launched at local schools in the towns of Boshof and Hertzogville, as part of an overarching Climate Change Awareness...
Development programme empowers local entrepreneurs
Development programme empowers local entrepreneurs
Eight community members hailing from the Witzenberg area have recently reaped the rewards of a Supplier Development Programme. This initiative,...
EnergyDRIVE commences the final leg of its journey across SA’s renewable energy landscape
EnergyDRIVE commences the final leg of its journey across SA’s renewable energy landscape
Three weeks into its 2023 route, the EnergyDRIVE initiative continues to make its way across the country’s green energy map, leaving a lasting...
New Leadership Programme launched
New Leadership Programme launched
Three high schools on the West Coast, namely Louwville High School, New Vredenburg High School and Weston Secondary School, have embarked on an...
Highlights
Student breaks ground with bursary support
Maipelo Happiness Mmereki, a 20-year-old BSc Geology student at the University of Limpopo, is breaking barriers as the first in her family to pursue tertiary education. Her academic journey has been made possible by the Kathu Solar Park Bursary Programme, of which she became a beneficiary in 2023. Growing up in Kuruman, Maipelo’s choice to study geology reflects a deep connection to her community, where mining and agriculture are the backbone of the local economy. Minerals such as manganese, iron ore, tiger’s eye, and crocidolite—the richest deposits of which are found in the Kuruman...