For Tlotlo Progress Moletsane, teaching was always more than an ambition, it was a passion rooted in a desire to see young learners in her...
Neliswa Nomjana, a Social Worker from Ceres, is one of 60 beneficiaries of a local Food Garden Project, a growing, community-driven initiative...
The first phase of an exciting business skills development programme has kicked off in Parys, welcoming nearly 40 local entrepreneurs. The...
Sinegugu Tshona, a recent graduate from Noupoort, has built a strong academic record and is establishing himself as an emerging young...
For 34-year-old Kathu resident Lesedi Tshedimosetso Thankane, hard work has paid off in more ways than one. After graduating Cum Laude with a...
Bophelo Segolodi, from Vergenoeg Galeshewe, Kimberley, has always been curious about how electricity and technology shape everyday life. That...
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...