Charmaine Baartman (34), owner of Mamfene’s Takeaway, in Britstown in the Northern Cape, is growing her micro enterprise into a sustainable small...
Early Childhood Development (ECD) lies at the heart of Waterloo Solar’s community upliftment strategy, working to benefit a large number of...
Global Wind Day 2021 coincided with and Youth Day, making it the perfect day for a group of learners from Noupoort Combined School and Enoch...
A pioneering education leadership programme, which pairs principals from marginalised communities with experienced and retired principals from...
A parent literacy programme to support children’s learning in their homes has been launched in partnership with fourteen schools, across...
In celebration and honour of Youth Day 2021, four local NPOs, in partnership with Perdekraal East Wind Farm and a broad stakeholder’s corpus,...
Stellenbosch University (SU) has officially launched its School for Climate Studies, the first of its kind in South Africa, in what promises to be a ground-breaking initiative in the battle against climate change. The School will create transdisciplinary capacity to combine the climate-related knowledge systems of SU’s faculties, the public sector’s climate policies and initiatives, the private sector’s climate redress and innovation capacities and the social impact mission of SU in both academic and applied ways – all in support of the transition to a climate-resilient society and a...