More than 1,000 learners from two Kimberley schools are gaining the knowledge and practical skills to care for their school environments and...
Small business support initiatives are playing a critical role in helping to unlock economic growth at community level by creating jobs,...
Access to menstrual hygiene products remains one of the hidden barriers preventing our country’s young girls from reaching their full educational...
Tumahole residents Rebecca Mopedi (33) and Boikanyo Pheto (20) have found renewed hope through a local learnership programme created specifically...
In recent months, renewed attention has been placed on expanding workplace experience opportunities as a national priority to help young...
Young children in Mothibistad and Maruping have started the new school term with excitement as they settle into their brand-new classrooms,...
Five local schools within the Naledi Local Municipality are generating additional income and cleaner learning environments through a newly launched recycling programme. The programme aims to turn everyday waste into a practical resource for education and environmental awareness. The initiative encourages learners, educators, and community members to collect recyclable materials including paper, glass, plastic, cans, food waste, and e-waste, which are then sorted, weighed, and paid for through an approved cashless payment system. Funded by Waterloo Solar, the initiative was launched...