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Ways for Students to Manage Their Time

Ways for Students to Manage Their Time

01 August 2023 Time management is important for students, to balance their studies and other daily activities. It refers to the process of organising and planning how to arrange one’s time between different activities. Managing time well is something that can be...

Signs of a great future

Signs of a great future

20 June 2023 Sharlotte Mkansi, Youth and Skills Development Administrator of Cyril Ramaphosa Education Trust (CRET), a Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation partner entity, recently gained the thoughts of Vianka Gounden, a hearing-impaired student that CRET supports, about South...

Fostering an inclusive, empowered society through education and enterprise

Fostering an inclusive, empowered society through education and enterprise

Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation is an independent Public Benefit Organisation. It advances programmes that target socioeconomic challenges in education, small business development, youth development, social cohesion and nation building as well as those affecting children,...

Small businesses value expert guidance

Small businesses value expert guidance

9 June 2023 In a recent impact study conducted by Black Umbrellas, a Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation partner entity that implements an incubation programme to develop small Black businesses, emerging entrepreneurs cited gaining support from the business development...

‘’Where there’s a will, there’s a way’’: A Programme Manager’s on-the-ground experience of eradicating pit toilets

‘’Where there’s a will, there’s a way’’: A Programme Manager’s on-the-ground experience of eradicating pit toilets

Feizel Mamdoo, Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation’s Communications Executive, sat down with Arnold Maluleke, a Programme Manager of its partner entity, Adopt-a-School Foundation, for an insight into his work eradicating pit toilets. As a youth, Arnold Maluleke dug pit toilets...

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