Building a nation through effective mentorship

Editor’s notes

Rachel’s Angels Trust is one of the many organisations in South Africa that are contributing towards Ubuntu principles through mentoring young people. The Trust was established in 2006 when Rachel Jafta, economics professor at Stellenbosch University; Koos Bekker, Managing Director of Naspers; and the late Professor Jakes Gerwel, formulated the concept for Rachel’s Angels with its focus on the holistic development of learners within previously disadvantaged communities of the Western Cape.

For more information or to arrange interviews, contact Petunia Thulo at 021 554 6270 or email petunia@hippocommunications.com.

Rachel’s Angels Trust website is at www.rachelsangels.co.za

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Author: Petunia Thulo from Hippo Communications.
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