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Curro Krugersdorp chess tournament highlights talent and determination
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Curro Krugersdorp recently hosted the district individual chess tournament, bringing together more than 400 learners from schools across the region.
The two-day tournament took place at both the primary and high school campuses, bringing together some of the region’s top young chess players, creating a competitive environment where young players showcased strategy, determination and sportsmanship.
School marketer Dibuseng Maboya says learners competed across various age groups, highlighting the growing strength of chess development among young players.
The two-day tournament took place at both the primary and high school campuses, bringing together some of the region’s top young chess players, creating a competitive environment where young players showcased strategy, determination and sportsmanship.
School marketer Dibuseng Maboya says learners competed across various age groups, highlighting the growing strength of chess development among young players.
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The Mail & Guardian to unveil 2026 200 Young South African changemakers
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The unveiling of the 2026 honorees for the Mail & Guardian 200 Young South Africans initiative will take place in the month of June.
The annual program, which is currently in its 20th anniversary, shines a spotlight on exceptional young individuals, aged 18 to 35, who are making significant contributions across various sectors, demonstrating remarkable leadership in shaping the nation's future.
The recognition celebrates the dedication and impact of young South Africans, offering a platform to acknowledge their achievements and inspire further excellence.
The annual program, which is currently in its 20th anniversary, shines a spotlight on exceptional young individuals, aged 18 to 35, who are making significant contributions across various sectors, demonstrating remarkable leadership in shaping the nation's future.
The recognition celebrates the dedication and impact of young South Africans, offering a platform to acknowledge their achievements and inspire further excellence.
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E-Waste recycling programme launches in Mthatha
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The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and Environment has launched an E-waste recycling programme in Mthatha aimed at encouraging residents to sell broken and unused electronic appliances.
Items such as refrigerators, microwaves and other electronic devices are now being collected as part of the initiative, which seeks to promote responsible waste management while creating economic opportunities for local recyclers.
Recyclers in the region have previously been forced to travel hundreds of kilometres to KwaZulu-Natal to sell electronic waste due to the lack of local recycling facilities.
The programme is expected to ease transportation costs, reduce illegal dumping and create new income streams for communities.
Items such as refrigerators, microwaves and other electronic devices are now being collected as part of the initiative, which seeks to promote responsible waste management while creating economic opportunities for local recyclers.
Recyclers in the region have previously been forced to travel hundreds of kilometres to KwaZulu-Natal to sell electronic waste due to the lack of local recycling facilities.
The programme is expected to ease transportation costs, reduce illegal dumping and create new income streams for communities.
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