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Anglo American’s Grant Towards SA College For Tourism Is Changing Lives
11 February 2013
A multi-year grant of R1.05 million towards the SA College for Tourism (SACT) from Anglo American's corporate social investment arm, the Chairman's Fund, is helping to uplift people in rural areas across Southern Africa by providing them with skills training and access to viable career opportunities in the tourism and hospitality sectors.
READ MOREMozambique Community Development
Covane Community Lodge Opens Under The Management Of The Barra Resorts Group
29 Jan 2013
With a capacity to accommodate 34 people, the Covane Community Lodge reopened its doors in October 2012, after extensive renovations that allows it to provide services of international standards.
Community Development, Lubombo TFCA, Maputo Special Reserve
First Matchia Chillies Harvested
18 Jan 2013
Members of the Matchia community have harvested their first chillies, to the delight of all involved.
!Ae!Hai Kalahari Heritage Park, Community Development, Kgalagadi TFP, SA College for Tourism
SA College For Tourism Trackers Academy Success
01 Jan 2013
Every year 90 young women and 16 young men – all unemployed and from impoverished rural backgrounds – are sponsored for a year-long training course at the SA College for Tourism in hospitality...
SA College for Tourism
SA College for Tourism Tracker Academy successes
01 Jan 2013
Every year 90 young women and 16 young men – all unemployed and from impoverished rural backgrounds – are sponsored for a year-long training course at the SA College for Tourism in hospitality...
Lubombo TFCA
Turtle monitoring season
27 Dec 2012
The 2012 turtle monitoring season in Mozambique started on 1 October and will continue until April 2013. Throughout the season, Reserve management and turtle monitors undertake vehicle and foot patrols of the turtle...
Lubombo TFCA
Milibangalala the turtle finds a new home in the Dennegeur crèche
24 Dec 2012
More than 30 children between ages of three and six walked into the room and saw a 2-metre long leatherback turtle lying on the floor. They shouted “Skilpad!, turtle or tortoise in Afrikaans...
