Youth Development Through Sport and Education
From the sports desk where coaches use various sports as tools to develop young people's full potential as positive...

Shifting our spotlight to the Employability Programme, the team facilitated a CV and Cover Letter assistance session this week for youths seeking help in their journey towards securing a job. Getting ready to work starts with knowing how to apply for a job and putting oneself forward on the best footing using digital tools and computers.

2025 Entrepreneur Dumile provides an essential service to his customers in Masakhane by running a small spaza shop. With personal business mentorship, Dumile is turning his business into a success.

Thembakazi is also a 2025 Entrepreneur who has committed her business to a journey of mentorship which has made sure that she used her seed funding to turn her plans into reality. Thembakazi prepares and sells food in Masakhane.


From the Horticultural Skills programme, the 2nd group spent the week working at Harold Porter Botanical Garden in Betty's Bay. They learnt so much from being able to put their skills to the test in a different place and with a different team.
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One of the Grootbos Florilegium artists from Italy, Mauricio Michelozzi, is painting Disa hallackii...
The Hannarie Wenhold Botanical Art Gallery at Grootbos has been featured in Getaway Magazine this week!
This week's news begins with a special orchid which was recorded in the landscape this week.
The entomology team came across these interesting creatures this week...
Here are some beautiful flowers photographed by the Conservation Research team this week...