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In 1987, 52 women in Mangweni, Mpumalanga, faced a challenge that would have been easy to accept as their reality. They were unemployed, without land and struggling to provide for their families, while many of their children were experiencing malnutrition

What if the next big idea starts with building something completely new? That was the thinking behind a major investment by RCL FOODS' Pies business to create a new facility that would help us do more than make pies today. It would give us the technology,

#StrongHer: Lorraine Bvuma - Paving the way Growing up in the village of Shihoko, outside Tzaneen, Lorraine Bvuma never questioned whether she would help support her family. It was simply what everyone did. As the third of six children, she learnt from a

#StrongHer: Christabel Hlatshwayo - Choosing purpose over pain Every morning, before the workday began, Christabel Hlatshwayo would pull over at the cemetery. For months after losing her 13-year-old son to bone marrow cancer, it became part of her routine

The woman who opens doors: Betty Bila Maintenance Administrator Bread, Buns & Rolls, Bushbuckridge "Sometimes what feels small to you can change everything for someone else." There are people who chase opportunities, and then there are people who create t

Baking brighter futures through Siyabhaka Inside bakeries across KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, a new group of young South Africans are learning far more than the science of baking. They are stepping into opportunity, gaining confidence and building futures s

Humans of RCL FOODS: Cancer didn't write the ending For as long as she can remember, cancer has been part of Cally Frylinck's family story. Her grandmother died from breast cancer. Years later, her grandfather lost his battle with melanoma. Other relative

As a business, our impact is rooted in a simple belief: when people are supported, heard, and empowered, they thrive, and so does the business. That is why we continue to create intentional spaces that strengthen connection, encourage openness, and suppor

For years, the Selati Cup has been recognised as a platform for local soccer talent in Nkomazi. Today, that impact is increasingly being seen in the women's game, where young players are stepping onto bigger stages and proving what is possible. The women'

Schools are places where futures are shaped, potential is nurtured, and hope takes root. Yet for countless learners across South Africa, challenges such as limited resources and unreliable access to electricity continue to impact the learning environment