Black Umbrellas TUKS FM Campaign
Tune into Tuks FM 107.2 on weekdays at 5pm during October and November for Business Chat interviews with Black Umbrellas Clients from the Pretoria Incubator.
Re-building the economy through small business development
In response to the severe impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on small businesses, Black Umbrellas, a Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation partner entity, has developed a sustainability programme to “resuscitate, stabilise and sustain” SMEs during and after the pandemic. In the normal course of times, small businesses are important to South Africa’s economy. They are a key…
Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation takes up the Jerusalema Dance Challenge
In celebration of Heritage Day, Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation’s staff, its Thari programme Child & Youth Care Workers, and KZN Enhlanhleni Primary learners of partner entity Adopt-a-School’s ASIDI school development programme, take up the Jerusalema Dance Challenge. Watch the video below.
Thari addresses social ills against women and children in school communities
Thursday 10 September saw Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation’s Thari Programme host a thought lab webinar with various stakeholders to raise awareness around challenges faced by women and children in South Africa. Joining the Foundation’s CEO, Mmabatho Maboya, on the programme were Lieutenant Colonel Majohi from the Free State SAPS, Betty Mangate from the Department of Education,…
Creating violence free, inclusive and gender sensitive school communities
On 10 September, Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation and its partner entity, Adopt-a-School, hosted a webinar on the Thari Programme. Women and care givers, educators, social workers, police personnel and Child and Youth Care Workers shared their roles, experiences and support needs from the grassroots. Thari works to create violence free, inclusive, gender sensitive school communities. Bernice…
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA EDUCATION TRUST STUDENTS AND ALUMNI DO US PROUD
Congratulations to Cyril Ramaphosa Education Trust (CRET) student, Atlegang Makokoe, the winner of the CR Magazine writing competition. Atlegang is a third-year student studying a BSc Actuarial Science degree. Her winning submission canvassed how governments and the public may stop femicide. Read Atlegang’s article here. CR Magazine is a feature of Club Readership which is…
CRET Mentors Make a Difference
Cyril Ramaphosa Education Trust (CRET) implements a holistic bursary support and youth development model . The holistic model offers skills and educational development which also includes a one-to-one mentorship programme to assist students with personal development. Some CRET mentors share what mentorship means to them below: “Mentorship means I have the opportunity to provide…
Black Umbrellas Launches Virtual Incubator Application Portal
Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation partner entity, Black Umbrellas, is live with a Virtual Incubator (VI) Application and Selection process. This replaces the old application format. To join the programme via the new VI application portal follow this link: https://incubator.blackumbrellas.org/signup/ Important notice: Black Umbrellas will no longer accept applications through other mediums such as the old incubator…
Cyril Ramaphosa Education Trust and TLT host GBV Workshops
Cyril Ramaphosa Education Trust (CRET) recently partnered with the Tomorrow’s Leaders in Training (TLT) Programme, to host virtual Gender Based Violence workshops. The workshops aimed to break the silence on GBV and discuss this important topic amongst young adults and spread awareness about GBV during #WomensMonth. Here is what some of the CRET students who…
Adopt-a-School awarded Top Empowerment Socio-Economic Award
Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation partner entity, Adopt-a-School, was awarded the Top Empowerment Socio-Economic Award at a virtual awards ceremony on 23 July. The Top Empowerment Awards have been tracking and highlighting companies and individuals leading transformation in Africa for 19 years. The event awards companies and individuals for their contribution and commitment to empowerment. Adopt-a-School implements…