Schools across Boshof and Hertzogville no longer need to cancel lessons due to a lack of water. Each school has received a fully developed and...
Refiloe Phefo, a 20-year-old from Jeffreys Bay who recently completed her studies in Engineering Technology in Electrical Engineering, is one of...
Women in the Khai-Ma area of the Northern Cape are growing, learning, and leading through opportunities created at a small Pofadder-based...
Kenhardt children and their parents are developing a growing love for reading, supported by a newly implemented reading programme at the local...
Early childhood development (ECD) centres in Noupoort are playing a critical role in supporting young children, but for many, the ability to...
During National Library Week, learners from across the Frances Baard District gathered at Galeshewe Recreational Hall to showcase their reading...
For small-scale farmers in Loeriesfontein, keeping livestock healthy through prolonged drought conditions has become an increasingly difficult challenge, as dwindling grazing and rising feed costs place added pressure on farming households. Against this backdrop, 104 small-scale farmers have received much-needed livestock feed support, helping them maintain their herds during a particularly challenging period. The beneficiaries, who are members of the area’s two registered farmers’ unions, represent the vast majority of small-scale farmers in the local community. The support was provided...