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Conlog has presented a science laboratory to Malefo Secondary School, which is situated in Tweelaagte, Rustenburg.

Smiths Manufacturing recently sponsored the Mariannpark Primary School's new science laboratory and resource facilities.

King Shaka International Airport provides a formula for science in KwaZulu-Natal schools.

The King Shaka International Airport has donated Caps (Curriculum Assessment Policy Statements) compliant natural science and mathematics kits along with mobile libraries to six primary schools in the KwaMashu and Inanda areas north of Durban.

The Sage Foundation recently launched an initiative aimed at equipping schools with mobile libraries. The objective of the initiative is to improve learners' literacy levels and will include the donation of mobile libraries at schools across the country. The most recent mobile library was donated to the Saphinda Primary School in Umlazi, south of Durban.

Mancosa officially announced its partnership with the Department of Basic Education and New Africa Education Foundation (NAEF), which is aimed at contributing to the 'read-to-lead' campaign. The partnership is underpinned by Mancosa's Literacy Project - a project that was launched on the same day as the partnership announcement.

The GrandWest Casino and Entertainment World donated 11 reading corners to Wingfield Primary School in Kensington in Cape Town on International Literacy Day.

Dawn held its 2017 Mentor Meet-up at the at Shine Studios in Johannesburg. Winners of Dawn's online competition attended the meet-up and met up with some of the country's most influential women as they participated in panel discussions.

Durban-based Conlog provided the Lodirile Secondary School in the West Rand with a new science laboratory.

Radio and TV personality Bonnie Mbuli hosted CapeTalk's Go Beyond Women's Breakfast at the Century City Convention Centre in Cape Town on 11 August 2017.

Soneike High School's literacy programme received a boost with mobile libraries donated by Novus Holdings.

The Peermont Community Benefit Trust (PCBT) spent its 67 minutes for Mandela Day at the Ntsikana Primary School in Daveyton.

KWV has helped boost the education of learners in farming communities this past Mandela Day by providing learners with information to make responsible and informed career decisions.

Secondary school Mandisa Shiceka in Kagiso has had an improvement in their results after an introduction of the Columba Leadership programme.

In the build-up to Mandela Day, the Relate Trust held its annual beading challenge in Nobel Square at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town on Thursday, 13 July. Beading Gogos and Tatas each paired up with a celebrity to try and bead the winning bracelet.