Umoya Energy. With the ongoing negative impact of COVID-19 and lockdown regulations on the rate of unemployment and household income in the...
As part of De Wildt Solar’s Hearts and Minds initiative, a waterless ablution facility has been installed at Rutanang AIDS Project, in Mmakau, in...
The programme that funded the roll-out of Smart Boards in the two Loeriesfontein schools, has increased three-fold. The project, funded by Khobab...
Boshof Solar Power’s Early Childhood Development (ECD) Programme, which works to advance childhood development in the target areas of Boshof and...
Noupoort Wind Farm has extended its support to local health facilities, at Eurekaville Clinic and Nanqo Simon Zono Clinic, as an extension of its...
Image: GWEC Brussels/Copenhagen. A new report released today by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and Global Wind Organisation (GWO) in...
A group of three local high school learners have been recognized for their artistic talents, after participating in a logo design competition in Makhanda. These talented Grade 10 students had the opportunity to contribute to the visual identity of Wind Garden, one of the Eastern Cape’s newest wind energy projects, currently under construction in the area. Encouraging local participation, the brief received from Wind Garden guided learners to develop simple, versatile designs incorporating a wind turbine alongside an element that reflects the character of the area. Mivuyo Ngetu, Omele...