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In Marapyane, Mpumalanga, a group of passionate young individuals has established an agricultural cooperative called the Bakgatla Grain Project. The project aims to combat poverty and unemployment in the region by producing grains and vegetables. Founded in 2022, the cooperative has been involved in smallscale farming since 2016, driven by their love for agriculture and the desire to create employment opportunities for underprivileged women and youth.
The City of Cape Town has taken an innovative approach to empower its residents through the Women and Men for Change capacitybuilding programme. This initiative is led by the city’s Social Development and Early Childhood Development Department and has impacted over 900 individuals within the past year.
In Stellenbosch, South Africa, a unique security project is underway to enhance public safety in the central business district (CBD). The initiative is a joint effort between the Stellenbosch Municipality, local police, private security firms, and the nonprofit Winelands Safety Initiative (WSI) and involves the deployment of 40 rigorously vetted car guards.
The Nelson Mandela University and twentysix libraries in the city have collaborated to launch an innovative coding tournament on Mandela Day. The initiative aims to introduce young minds to the world of coding, foster community spirit, and offer an accessible educational platform.
Infrastructure development is a critical aspect of economic growth, creating job opportunities and paving the way for increased economic opportunities and an improved quality of life. In this regard, two significant infrastructure projects in George, South Africa, are set to revolutionize life for local residents: the Gwaing Road upgrade and the Metro Grounds housing project.
The South African Minister of Human Settlements, Mmamoloko Kubayi, and Deputy Minister Pam Tshwete will hold an imbizo in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, on May 12, 2023, at 11:00 am. The purpose of this event is to engage with informal communities and provide feedback on the provision of fundamental services. The gathering follows previous government engagements aimed at addressing community leaders’ concerns.
