Elmarie Booyang (33 yrs) is one of ten young entrepreneurs from the Springbok area who recently completed a digital training workshop as part of...
Two years into its launch, the Livestock for Livelihoods initiative in Noupoort is entering a strategic new phase that prioritises value-chain...
What started as a training opportunity for nine community members has grown into a fully operational business that is creating jobs,...
Investing in education, skills development, and the empowerment of Early Childhood Development (ECD) practitioners is essential to improving the...
Access to reliable printing and copying facilities has long been a challenge for schools in Noupoort, a gap that has directly affected the...
Fifteen local football coaches within the Madibeng Local Municipality have completed their Confederation of African Football (CAF) C Licence...
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...