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May 8, 2023
“This small crèche was unfortunately victim to a spate of break-ins in 2020, and coupled with a lack of funding to manage general upkeep and maintenance, the centre unfortunately fell into disrepair. As reported in the local press at the time, important educational resources were also stolen, adding further financial strain. Sadly, this coincided with funding from the Department of Social Development ceasing, which exacerbated the centre’s struggles that included inadequate water supply,�...
February 14, 2023
“Stories have a long history of being passed down from generation to generation, a tradition this is still practiced in many of our cultures in South Africa. The tradition of oral forms of storytelling were the earliest way of preserving human knowledge, insight, and creativity, making this day a way to help us bring back a tradition and promote literacy,” explained Caroll Warmberg, Managing Director, ITEC, implementation partner of Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm’s Literacy and Numeracy Programme.
August 19, 2022
Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga on Friday launched a family oriented flagship scheme -- Socio Economic Development Programme (SEDP) - to uplift the livelihood of 60,000 beneficiaries across the state.
March 31, 2022
Invests P4m to bolster PPEs production in Botswana34 SMMEs in textile sector geared for growthDebswana, LEA & Tokafala partner to
December 1, 2021
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November 30, 2021
The key role of the collective in Việt Nam'snbsp;socialist-orientated market economy has been reinforced through the success of cooperatives up and down the country, though their further potential remains untapped.