When last have you visited the Masiphumelele library? On any given day, you will find this centre a hub of activity, bustling with jobseekers, avid readers, and children and youth attending one of the many after school programmes. Did you … Continue reading →
It’s been a while since we have reported back on our English.. Please! project. This project has been running for nearly 9 years and has been overwhelmingly successful in helping learners gain confidence in the English language and giving them … Continue reading →
On Saturday the 7th of July, the Masicorp team was invited to celebrate the graduation of 20 students from a six-month life skills programme run by Dr Wendy Ryan of the Evangeline Ministries. Masicorp is a proud partner of Evangeline … Continue reading →
The 1968 British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa may not have been a victorious rugby adventure, but it proved to be the training ground for some of the game’s greatest rugby legends. Following the tour, the likes of … Continue reading →
Thanks to the MCC Masi 750 club children at Ukhanyo Primary School can now be seen playing rugby during PE classes and also in after school tournaments. Ukhanyo School’s rugby teams (under 8, 9, 11, and 13) recently competed at … Continue reading →
Regular blog readers will know that Masicorp has been successful in uplifting pre-schools such as Masi Educare and the Home of Love to the point where they have received DSD funding and become sustainable operations. Our latest project is the … Continue reading →
Earlier this month we said goodbye and thank you to Scott and Laurie Smith who have now returned home to the United States after managing the Maths Lab at Ukhanyo School since 2015. The project has been a fantastic success, … Continue reading →
We are pleased to report a handover of educational goodies to the English Hub at Ukhanyo Primary School on Wednesday 18 April. Masicorp has a valuable partnership with cycling organisations in Cape Town: The Bicycling Empowerment Network (Benbikes), Qubheka, Pedal … Continue reading →
A topical cricket evening discussion was held at Café Roux earlier this month to discuss the media storm surrounding ball tampering, physical contact and sledging in cricket led by Vince van der Bijl – project manager of the MCC Masi … Continue reading →
Middlesex county cricket club, the team Vince van der Bijl (MCC Masi 750 project manager) played for in 1980 (the year they won both the Gillette Cup and County Cha mpionship) recently agreed to spend a morning in Masiphumelele coaching … Continue reading →