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Good Deeds
Cala, Eastern Cape — Engen is proud to announce the launch of an innovative Aquaponics project at Khanyisa Special School, in collaboration with Green Arch Innovations Pty Ltd.
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In a move aimed at easing financial pressures and bring more value to customers, Standard Bank has partnered with South Africa’s largest retailer, the Shoprite Checkers Group, to help households stretch their grocery budgets.
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Celebrity MasterChef South Africa winner Seth Shezi turned his culinary expertise into a force for good today, transforming nutritious food parcel staples into healthy, MasterChef-worthy meals for preschoolers.
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Advancement Programme (BAAP) Agreement The National Research Foundation (NRF) is pleased to announce the renewal of its partnership with the FirstRand Empowerment Foundation (FREF) aimed at deepening transformation in the country’s academic cohort.
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Engen has stepped in to address pressing water issues at Edward Matyeka Primary and Siyanqoba Secondary Schools in Emalahleni, Witbank ensuring a reliable supply of clean water for learners and staff.
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In the spirit of ‘kindness day’ the Mama Afrikas share how kindness has changed their communities
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Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) is proud to be the headline sponsor for the Buffalo Regatta, an iconic event on South Africa's rowing calendar.
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Pick n Pay has raised over R1.5 million as various divisions within the business rallied to raise money for cancer survivors in their ‘PnP goes Pink’ drive.
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Over 15 000 participants in the 2024 Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer, presented by ISUZU MOTORS South Africa
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More than a year after its launch, the Community Action Partnership (CAP) Skills Development Programme, initiated by Excelsior wind energy facility, continues to make a significant impact on the youth of Swellendam and Cape Agulhas
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Steuart has done some 500 talks on South Africa’s progress since 1994 and SA’s prospects for the future

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