Mamelodi businesses take the limelight
“Without prosperous local economies, the people have no power and the land no voice.” – Wendell Berry, novelist and farmerOn 30 June 2022, the second cohort of the Ranyaka Building Business Programme in Mamelodi came together to celebrate the incredible milestones...
Standing with survivors
Victims of sensitive crimes are often left feeling helpless, isolated and vulnerable. In many cases, the process of reporting these crimes to the authorities can exacerbate these feelings, especially in environments that are not conducive to comfort and...
Joining forces in Jamestown
The community of Jamestown has always been one with a strong commitment towards working together for the common good. Located in the picturesque Stellenbosch in the Cape Winelands, there is a hint of togetherness coupled with independence in the air as one walks its...
Festival vibes for Umlazi
The Umlazi Market and Sports Festival held on 6 May 2023 proved to be a true celebration of community spirit and a testimony to the power of collaboration! With over 300 participants and 400 attendees, the festival served as a warm-up for the main festival scheduled...
Getting connected in Boitekong
In today's fast-paced, technology-driven world, computer literacy is becoming increasingly important. From basic computer skills like using a mouse and keyboard to more advanced skills such as programming, being technology-savvy can open up countless opportunities in...
Harnessing the power of sport in Mamelodi
The KwaMhlanga Sports Academy in Mamelodi township, Gauteng, hosted its first annual quarterly soccer clinic over the second weekend of April 2023. A total of 22 teams are currently participating in the Mamelodi football league.The Academy collaborates with local...
Mamelodi businesses on the move
South Africa’s township economy is one of the most significant contributors to the country’s overall economic well-being and is crucial to unlocking growth, inclusion and long-term stability for our nation. An estimated 17% of South Africa’s total employment is...
Proud of My Town Kicks Off in Khayelitsha
On Friday 18 November, 41 community members and stakeholders from Khayelitsha joined us for our very first activation workshop in the area! This workshop marks the official launch of the Nedbank Proud of my Town programme in the community. A big thank you to the...
Building Business in Mamelodi
The Ranyaka Building Business (RBB) programme, which is funded by the Nedbank Enterprise Development department and supported by the Nedbank Proud of my Town programme, recognises that a thriving local economy is a pivotal cornerstone of a thriving local...
Telling the stories that matter
Have you ever been deeply impacted by a person’s life story? Do you agree that storytelling is powerful, especially when someone shares their own story?We believe that stories have the power to unite, build empathy, connect, inspire and encourage. From 25 to 29...
Entrepreneurs showcase their mettle
The month of September brought with it a significant milestone in the Ranyaka Building Business programme in Mamelodi, Gauteng.Representatives from 113 small local businesses attended a Business Plan training session in Mamelodi, followed by an exciting Pitch My...
Proud of my Town kicks off in INK
Earlier this month, the Proud of my Town programme kicked off officially in the INK (Inanda, Ntuzuma and KwaMashu) area in Durban when our team hosted an interactive activation workshop at a local community hall. A big thank you to the 91 participants from multiple...