A New Era for Masicorp The Future is roughly defined by the dictionary as something that will happen or exist in time to come. The future is rooted in the past. It has associated and attached conditions, especially of success … Continue reading →
In the latest Masiphumelele news from Masicorp – we give you an inside peek into the 2021 opening of our ICDL (International Computer Drivers Licence) centre here on Chasmay campus. Keep reading to discover answers to questions like how does … Continue reading →
If you are looking for great charities to donate to and your primary focus is centred on giving to charities supporting education – you have come to the right place. In this guide, you will find essential tips for defining … Continue reading →
Masiphumelele is a vibrant township in Cape Town with eclectic flare and hidden gems lurking around every corner. If you are in quest of the latest Masiphumelele news or even if you would just like to come and visit this … Continue reading →
The real world as we know it has changed, we have adopted technology into every fundamental task. We live in an age where our world is online, with the fourth industrial revolution inspiring a dynamic approach to daily life. At … Continue reading →
As we navigate the new normal and find ourselves entrenched in rules that govern our ideas about business, travel and visitation, keeping in contact with all of you is at the top of our to-do list. Masicorp’s initiatives before, during … Continue reading →
Masicorp is an industry leading non-profit organisation, specialising in quality education and skills development for both children and adults living in Masiphumelele. The Chasmay Road Campus where Masicorp’s Head Office is situated is teeming with life and one needs to … Continue reading →
Sizwe and his friends finally receive the gift of sight! Do you remember the story of Sizwe that we shared late last year? “The Gift of Sight” appeal told the story of a boy from Ukhanyo Primary School who was … Continue reading →
A devastating fire has once again affected Masiphumelele. Sunday mornings fire is one of the largest that has affected the community in recent years, with over 1,000 structures destroyed and 4,500 people left homeless. Many of them have lost everything … Continue reading →