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 →
Gender equity life skills in Masi Written by Vince van der Bijl. Life skills is embedded in the coaching process. All our coaches at Ukhanyo PS and Masiphumelele HS have made this a fundamental discipline that drives our passion. Ukhanyo … Continue reading →
Masicorp’s first tertiary-level scholars: Olwethu’s story Olwethu Mlaza is the one of the first Masicorp-funded Bursary graduates. He joined the programme in 2006, and in 2009 graduated with a Nation Diploma in Mechanical Engineering. By 2015 Olwethu had added three … Continue reading →
Living in Masiphumelele during a pandemic We recently asked Monica, an ECD parent to share her personal experience with us about living in Masiphumelele during the COVID-19 pandemic. We wanted to understand the challenges she has been facing with her … Continue reading →
Alfred appointed as curator for sport in Masiphumelele By Vince van der Bijl A discussion with John le Roux over the need for proper maintenance of our sporting facilities opened the door for Buyile Alfred Mazosiwe, a founder and player … Continue reading →
Supporting the organisations at Chasmay Campus through COVID-19 When we officially took on the task of managing Chasmay Road campus in 2018, we also took on the responsibility to make the campus a safe, secure and supportive environment for the … Continue reading →
An overwhelming feeding scheme donation by the Frank Jackson Trust By Vince van der Bijl The MCC Masi Sports Project has received R208 000 funding for the feeding schemes in Masiphumelele. This is such a windfall that has come at … Continue reading →
Together we can overcome By Vince van der Bijl The Nike advert is just the fillip that we all need during this time of disruption, racial divide, unhappiness regarding the failed economy and Covid accentuating so much negativity. In a … Continue reading →
Returning to school during COVID-19: Keeping our ECD learners safe It has been proven that early child development (ECD) plays an important role in instilling the skills and abilities that children need for future learning. By investing in these children … Continue reading →
Stationery that helps our ECD learners celebrate diversity When it comes to creatively expressing themselves, there are many South African children who are unable to draw themselves in colours that positively represent who they are. Last week we added 300 … Continue reading →
