In a collaborative effort to promote food security and sustainable agriculture in the Noupoort community, ten local subsistence farmers have been...
For Douglas resident and salon owner Doreen Steenkamp, hairdressing has always been more than just a way to earn a living; it’s a skill she’s...
Two young women from Loeriesfontein, Marshe Strauss (23) and Kezia Souw (26), are gaining valuable hands-on experience as part of a team of...
Having previously been recognised in a national programme for her role as a female emerging farmer, Hertzogville’s Maria Tswayi is now taking the...
Two young women from Loeriesfontein, Marshe Strauss (23) and Kezia Souw (26), are gaining valuable hands-on experience as part of a team of...
Learners from schools in the Springbok and surrounding communities of the Northern Cape took part in the Global Wind Day Schools Competition,...
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...