The Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation’s Thari Programme hosts conference to discuss the results of its five-year pilot project in Botshabelo

The Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation’s Thari Programme hosts conference to discuss the results of its five-year pilot project in Botshabelo Submission Details

Author: Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation Thari Programme from The Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation.
More Info link: https://www.cyrilramaphosafoundation.org/
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ABOUT CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION
Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation is an independent public benefit organisation. At its establishment in 2004, it set its mandate to improve education and grow small black businesses as the most direct means to improve the lives of South Africa’s people.
The Foundation advances programmes that target socioeconomic challenges in education, small business development, youth development, social cohesion and nation building as well as those affecting women and children.
The Foundation develops and pilots projects and programmes, building replicable models, that respond to global development objectives and South Africa’s National Development Plan (NDP). The Foundation implements its mission through its implementing partner entities, that uniquely spans basic education, tertiary education and entrepreneurship.
Adopt-a-School improves the governance, academic, infrastructural and social environment in schools. KST, a collaboration between Kagiso Trust and Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation, leverages the best practices of each organisation’s Whole School Development programmes on a district-wide basis in the Free State. Cyril Ramaphosa Education Trust (CRET) is a holistic bursary support and youth development programme. Black Umbrellas develops SMEs through incubators located around the country.
For more information visit www.cyrilramaphosafoundation.org

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