NUTRITION PROGRAMME FOR BRITSTOWN LEARNERS
March 2022, De Aar Solar Power. The Foundation for Alcohol Related Research (FARR) is implementing a new nutrition and learning support programme in two primary schools within Britstown, which is designed to meet the needs of learners affected by FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) and other learning barriers. This programme, launched in January 2022, will
FLEDGLING YOUTH ENTERPRISE GETS SOLAR FUNDING
March 2022, Boshof Solar Power. A youth owned co-op in Hertzogville, has been set up to produce and process frozen potato chips for retail and will kick-off production this month, follow protracted delays, which have been exacerbated by the CV-19 pandemic. Owned by six local community members, the co-op was set up in 2019, and
BURSARY PROGRAMME MAKES DREAMS A REALITY
March 2022, Klipheuwel Wind Farm. Keishia Joseph is on track to be the first Grabouw community member, to become a Nuclear Medical Radiographer. This specialised medical field of study uses small amounts of radioactive materials, radiopharmaceuticals, to look at specific organs to see if they are functioning properly. The 22-year-old achieved her Bachelor of Science
SECURITY COMPANY BECOMES SUSTAINABLE
February 2022, Boshof Solar Power. Local security company and most recent beneficiary of Boshof Solar Power’s enterprise development programme, Kaneng Security Services, is on route to becoming a sustainable SMME. This fledgling entity recently received a business vehicle and is also set to benefit from further beneficiary funding and training. “Along with the support received
FROM CRECHE COOK TO ECD SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
February 2022, Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm. Yoliswa Mengu (48), from the Loerieheuwel rural community, has journeyed from a cook at a local crèche to an ECD school principal, with the support of a bursary and lots of determination. She is part of a cohort of 40 ECD practitioners who have directly benefited from Jeffreys Bay
LOCAL SCHOOL GRADUATES BENEFIT FROM BURSARY
February 2022, Aries Solar Power. Nicole Adams (21) is a final year law student at the North-West University, currently pursuing an LLB degree, with ambitions to commence a masters (LLM) next year. As the youngest of five children and hailing from a small rural town in the Northern Cape, she is the second family member
STUDENTS FROM KIMBERLEY RECEIVE ASSISTANCE
February 2022, Droogfontein Solar Power. Born and raised in Kimberley, Keitumetse Ikaneng (29) is one of seven tertiary education students currently receiving funding support from Droogfontein Solar Power, as part of their bursary programme. She is pursuing a Bachelor of Education, Intermediate and Senior Phase through UNISA, and feels fortunate to have been chosen to
GOOD FOR BUSINESS AND FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
February 2022. As we become more aware of the importance of reshaping the way that the world does business and the fact that sustainability is essential and no longer optional, the role of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) is establishing its place at the top of the investor and regulatory agenda. Furthermore, investors are increasingly
NEW COMPUTER LAB FOR THORNHILL PRIMARY
February 2022, Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm Learners at Thornhill Combined Primary School, are heading back to the classroom this week and are excited to try out their newly equipped computer lab. This is the first time the school has had a suitable, fully-equipped computer centre for its 540 learners, which will no doubt encourage learning
SUPPORT FOR FEMALE-OWNED CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISE
February 2022, Soutpan Solar Power Roof Square Tiles is one of eight youth enterprises in the Blouberg Municipal area of Limpopo, that is receiving developmental support through a collaborative youth development programme, initiated by Soutpan Solar Power in 2020. Previously a physiotherapist, Tlangelani Malatji, is now an entrepreneur and owner of this fledgling manufacturing company,
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