Northern Cape elderly receive care packs
As winter arrives amidst the country’s third health pandemic wave, elderly citizens remain the most vulnerable. This is the impetus behind the...
Northern Cape elderly receive care packs
Scholarship fund expands to include Boshof, Free State
Scholarship fund expands to include Boshof, Free State
For the first time, since the launch of the Globeleq Scholarship Fund (GSF) six years ago, youth located within the communities surrounding...
Optimising solar resources to benefit thousands
Optimising solar resources to benefit thousands
In its seventh year of operations, Aries Solar Power, close to Kenhardt, is one of almost 30 solar plants in the Northern Cape, the country’s...
Youth-owned Agri SMME gets support
Youth-owned Agri SMME gets support
A youth-owned agri-business in Loeriesfontein is one of thirteen micro businesses and social entities that has received funding to support their...
Noupoort Wind Farm funds another community crèche
Noupoort Wind Farm funds another community crèche
Zingce Ume Ka Kuhle Educare and Aftercare Centre, has expanded to add two classrooms, an office, sick bay, kitchen and bathroom facilities,...
Agri Entrerenuers receive backing and mentorship
Agri Entrerenuers receive backing and mentorship
Zeerust Solar Farm’s recent business acceleration programme has nominated principally women-led agriculture SMME’s as its key beneficiaries of...
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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...