Honouring academic achievements
A recent Matric well-done ceremony, honouring academic achievers from Langberg High School and Gamagara High School, was attended by officials...
Honouring academic achievements
Community Impact
Successful exhibition and market day
Successful exhibition and market day
An Exhibition and Marketing event, which provided an opportunity for 32 local SMMEs to showcase and market their businesses was recently hosted....
Empowering women and ending period poverty
Empowering women and ending period poverty
The small town of Aurora, on the Cape’s West Coast, is tackling period-poverty through a new initiative that provides free sanitary products to...
Better ECD qualifications raise level of education
Better ECD qualifications raise level of education
A new cohort of fourteen Early Childhood Development (ECD) Practitioners from communities in the Kouga Local Municipal area, have commenced their...
Developing educators to uplift communities
Developing educators to uplift communities
Having found his way to teaching, via a local reading coach programme in 2016 at the nearby Gamtoos Valley Primary School, Robin Nelson is now a...
Supporting young girl’s health and well-being
Supporting young girl’s health and well-being
To provide free sanitary products to thousands of young girl learners each month, outlying Eastern Cape schools are benefiting from a programme,...
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...