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Nelson Mandela Foundation Hosts Reading Event on Human Rights Day
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The Nelson Mandela Foundation will host a Making Reading Fun event on Human Rights Day, March 21, in Houghton, Johannesburg.
The event forms part of Human Rights Month and will bring families together to promote reading among children.
The foundation will also honour Aunty Mathabo for her four years of reading to children and helping build a community around books.
Guest authors, including Sihle-Isipho Nontshokweni-Bikitsha and Gomolemo Moagi, will present their work, with some books available for sale.
The event forms part of Human Rights Month and will bring families together to promote reading among children.
The foundation will also honour Aunty Mathabo for her four years of reading to children and helping build a community around books.
Guest authors, including Sihle-Isipho Nontshokweni-Bikitsha and Gomolemo Moagi, will present their work, with some books available for sale.
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Six SA community gardens boost food security with Shoprite support
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Six South African community food gardens are improving food security and building skills in their communities, thanks to support from Shoprite’s Act For Change Food Garden Competition.
A food garden in Limpopo took first place, supplying fresh vegetables to 50 people each month and training women and youth in small-scale farming.
Other winning gardens in the Eastern Cape and Gauteng grow food, run farmers’ markets, and teach agricultural skills to children and local communities.
The six gardens will share R1 million in support, including tools, infrastructure, and training, to expand production, strengthen local food systems, and create long-term opportunities for participants.
A food garden in Limpopo took first place, supplying fresh vegetables to 50 people each month and training women and youth in small-scale farming.
Other winning gardens in the Eastern Cape and Gauteng grow food, run farmers’ markets, and teach agricultural skills to children and local communities.
The six gardens will share R1 million in support, including tools, infrastructure, and training, to expand production, strengthen local food systems, and create long-term opportunities for participants.
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V&A Waterfront Donates to Support Early Childhood Literacy in Cape Town
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The Santa Shoebox Project CEO, Deb Zelezniak, has welcomed funds donated by the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town to support literacy initiatives in under-resourced early childhood development centres.
Part of the 200-thousand-rand donation was raised through the V&A Waterfront’s December 2025 festive gift-wrapping initiative.
Zelezniak says the contribution will be used to build ten reading corners in early childhood development centres across Cape Town and surrounding areas:
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Part of the 200-thousand-rand donation was raised through the V&A Waterfront’s December 2025 festive gift-wrapping initiative.
Zelezniak says the contribution will be used to build ten reading corners in early childhood development centres across Cape Town and surrounding areas:
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