Childhood development centres get upgraded
Bokamoso Solar, situated close to Leeudoringstad, has kicked off its programme to improve infrastructure at fifteen local Early Childhood...
Childhood development centres get upgraded
1 500 learners benefit from Youth Development Programme
1 500 learners benefit from Youth Development Programme
Close to 1 500 high school learners, across six schools in the Northern Cape’s Sol Plaatje Local Municipality, have participated in a Youth...
Community comes together to help prep children for school year ahead
Community comes together to help prep children for school year ahead
Four hundred schools girls, most in need of assistance, were successfully identified and have received eco-friendly re-usable sanitary wear, a...
Students from rural town of Pella receive assistance
Students from rural town of Pella receive assistance
Rosalie Engelsman, from the small rural town of Pella in the Northern Cape’s Namakwaland, is one of the many local beneficiaries currently...
Youth businesses get support
Youth businesses get support
Left to right: Keaoleboga Lerumo, Sonny-Boy Rapodile, Mazwi Hlwile and Boitshepo Pharatlhatlhe. A youth-owned company that produces school...
IPPs to provide surplus power immediately
IPPs to provide surplus power immediately
Image supplied by Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm 3 June 2021. The South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA), has engaged with its members to...
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Climate Studies
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...