Local youth empowered
With a strong passion for community development and a commitment to creating meaningful social change, Kegomoditswe Makhondo has been selected...
Local youth empowered
Community Impact
Piggery research study
Piggery research study
Supporting small-scale farming enterprises is vital for strengthening local food systems, creating economic opportunities, and building resilient...
Positive impact of in-school breakfast programme
Positive impact of in-school breakfast programme
Partners and funders of an in-school breakfast programme serving approximately 4,500 young learners in and around Kuruman visited participating...
EnergyDrive campaign brings renewable energy awareness
EnergyDrive campaign brings renewable energy awareness
By bringing renewable-energy education directly into local communities, the EnergyDrive has given young people an opportunity to explore the...
Bursary programme continues to transform
Bursary programme continues to transform
Boitumelo Pooe and Kamogelo Selebalo, two determined students from Kgakala and Makwasi, were awarded scholarships as part of Bokamoso Solar’s...
Talented local baker supported
Talented local baker supported
Growing up in a family where baking and cooking were part of daily life, it was only natural that 25-year-old De Aar local, Richardene Frolick,...
Highlights
Conservation programme creates new employment
A local conservation programme is creating real opportunities for young people around the Ceres Mountain Fynbos Nature Reserve. More than 40 youth have gained green employment, clearing over 2,000 hectares of invasive alien vegetation and, for one participant, opening the door to permanent municipal employment. The benefits reach well beyond the reserve. Neighbouring communities are seeing a recovering natural environment, along with renewed care for the public spaces they use every day. “In the past few months, the improvement in the state of the park, the cleanliness, the tending, the...