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Empowering Tomorrow’s Entrepreneurs: TCB Youth Development Programme
The Lokshin Economiz initiative has been transforming the lives – and futures – of Grade 10 learners from four Atlantis schools with dedicated...
41 ICT graduates from DCDT and Cisco partner programme in rural EC
The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies (DCDT), in collaboration with a host of partners including Cisco, Software AG, the...
Empowering local youth development
Steps for Christ, a local non-profit organisation based in Namaqualand, Springbok, is achieving notable advancements in the comprehensive...
NGO NETWORK AND CIVIL SOCIETY ARTICLES
The Beast Foundation launches transformative pan-African female-focused leadership and education initiative, Lead Like a Girl
The Beast Foundation, in collaboration with Elyseum Family Office (Elyseum), is pleased to announce the launch of the Lead Like a Girl programme aimed at empowering young women from underprivileged contexts in South Africa and Zimbabwe, providing them with...
EnviroServ helps learners take pride in their appearance
Eighty learners from 16 previously disadvantaged schools in Etwatwa and Sundra have received full school uniforms as part of EnviroServ Waste Management’s Chris Dlamini Dress a Learner programme. The programme, which began 11 years ago, sees the learners, who hail...
Donation to PrinkDrive Funds Cancer Screening Initiative
Cancer is a leading cause of death globally bringing pain and sorrow wherever it strikes. In 2020 alone, cancer accounted for 10-million deaths1. Given that numerous types of cancer are avoidable, and many can be identified early, cancer is a public health problem of...
CORPORATE SOCIAL INVESTMENTS AND DONORS
Pick n Pay helps communities affected by Western Cape storm and fires
Retailer Pick n Pay stepped in to help Western Cape communities affected by extreme weather conditions over the weekend. Trees were uprooted, houses destroyed, vehicles blown over and fires fanned by strong winds, while electricity infrastructure was also...
Cape Town opens another new Safe Space homeless shelter
The new Durbanville Safe Space, based at the Public Transport Interchange, will add a further 40 beds to the area, which is further serviced by the existing 220-bed Safe Space in Bellville. City Safe Spaces offer social programmes to assist people off the streets...
Absa Cape Epic: Qhubeka gifted 100 bicycles
Absa, a leading Pan-African banking group, has reaffirmed its commitment to community empowerment through its continuous partnership with Qhubeka, a non-profit organisation dedicated to providing bicycles to individuals in need. Qhubeka and Absa hosted a handover...
OTHER CATEGORIES
Greenside learner’s innovation scoops first prize at provincial competition
A Grade 10 learner from Greenside High School in Johannesburg has earned the top spot in the provincial leg of the National South African Youth Water Prize (SAYWP) competition with his innovative approach to water resource management. The 15-year-old, Yaseen...
Six rural schools reap rewards from online maths and science support
Pupils at six rural schools in KwaZulu-Natal and Mpumalanga are showing exceptional academic progress in mathematics and science thanks to a partnership between paper giant Mondi and the Ligbron e-Learning System. The Ligbron e-Learning System is a...
LEADING IN TURBULENT TIMES: WHY EMPOWERING YOUR TEAM IS CRUCIAL RIGHT NOW
MAY 2024 In this world of uncertainty and chaos – geopolitical crises, skyrocketing cost of living, and looming global and local elections – employees are more distracted and anxious than they have been since the early days of the pandemic. The combined impact of...
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