Together with the District Municipality and other stakeholders, Kangnas Wind Farm, funders of a local bursary programme, gathered for a meet and...
Xabiso Mfabana, from the Eastern Cape’s Cookhouse community, is part of a cohort of young graduates from the Wind Turbine Service Technician...
Eighteen Early Childhood Development (ECD) Practitioners, in the Saldanha Bay Municipal area, are being privately funded to receive accredited...
Forty learners from Loeriesfontein Primary School visited Cape Town, as part of a school educational tour aimed at exposing and helping the...
A handover of an Aquaponics system to the Namaqua Child and Youth Care Centre took place recently as part of an Eco-School initiative. In...
In recognition of Entrepreneurship Month, a successful Global Entrepreneurship Week was recently hosted. This annual event project focused on the...
Growing up in the small town of Olifantshoek, Boitumelo Charles Plaatjie saw firsthand the infrastructure challenges facing his community. That is what led him to pursue a career in civil engineering, not just as a profession, but as a way to contribute to meaningful change where it is needed most. “I have always been interested in construction, and I come from a small town that lacks a lot of infrastructure. Civil engineering is about solving problems, and I believe in problem-solving,” he explained. Now a first-year student at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Boitumelo is...