Collect-a-Can, southern African can recovery and recycling organisation, actively works within various communities, encouraging citizens from all walks of life to safeguard our environment.
After spending three years in prison, Thandi Pinana from Soweto in Protea North founded Elinyi’thuba Women Empowerment Group, a non-profit organisation to rehabilitate female convicts.
“When young people invest in their own education and take shared responsibility for school discipline and academic improvement we see dramatic results,” says Rob Taylor, Founding Chairman of Columba Academy.
Collect-a-Can urges all schools to take their eco-conscious spirit to the next level and enter the popular National Schools Competition that runs annually from 01 February to 31
As responsible tavern owners, we are, naturally, opposed to irresponsible drinking. And this is more so than ever when it comes to minors consuming alcohol.
Following a two-month-long search for South Africa’s Good Guy, Bell’s Whisky has announced Nirmal and Shunil as the overall grand winners of the “Bell’s Share a Million with a Good Guy” promotion.
Fanny Mokoena of Meadowlands in Soweto founded Liquor Traders Against Crime (LTAC) in 2000 to fight alcohol-related crimes such as domestic violence, rape and assault, which is common in her community.
