Mobil Give a Drop Backs Education
Mobil and African Group Lubricants are turning community nominations into practical support through the Give a Drop campaign, beginning with educational assistance for a learner...
Tag : Skills development
Sunbet Bursaries Back 44 Students
Forty-four university students are receiving comprehensive financial support through a R4 million Sunbet Cares bursary investment aimed at helping young South Africans complete their qualifications....
Public Service Training Becomes Compulsory
South Africa is making training compulsory for public servants, introducing new requirements aimed at strengthening professional standards, accountability and the quality of services delivered to...
Korea-Africa Partnership Backs Digital Growth
Africa’s digital transformation is set to gain new momentum as Korea and African partners expand cooperation around artificial intelligence, infrastructure, investment and technology-driven job creation....
Huawei Equips Women With AI Skills
Fifty South African women entrepreneurs and government leaders have gained practical digital skills to help them use artificial intelligence and emerging technologies in businesses and...
Medihelp Cycles To Back Youth Potential
Talented young South Africans with limited resources are gaining access to education, sport and development opportunities through a cycling challenge backed by Medihelp Medical Scheme....
Tiger Brands Backs Food Security Research
Tiger Brands and Stellenbosch University have launched a three-year research partnership aimed at strengthening food security, agricultural resilience and food safety across South Africa. The...
CapCut Partnership Backs Emerging Creatives
CapCut and The One Club for Creativity have announced a global partnership that will create new opportunities for students, young creatives and content creators to...
Funding Strengthens Maths Teacher Skills
Nearly 500 South African primary school mathematics teachers will receive additional problem-solving training through a partnership between the Government Employees Pension Fund and South African...
River Clean-Up Removes 37 Tonnes
More than 37 tonnes of waste has been removed from Cape Town’s Soet River through a community partnership tackling pollution while creating opportunities for vulnerable...
