“Empowering women is key to building a future we want.” -Amartya Sen Masicorp believes that education and life skills training programmes play a vital role in helping women from Masiphumelele succeed. Our statistics speak for themselves and reveal a story … Continue reading →
Mandela Day is about giving back and honouring a legacy. It’s an oath to pledge your time to make the world a better place than it was before you give 67 minutes of your time to make a difference. To … Continue reading →
The Evangeline skill development programme strutted its brilliance again on Saturday the 11th of June 2022. This is a programme very close to our hearts and one of the most special events on Masicorp’s calendar. The gleaming confidence and the … Continue reading →
For the past 11 years – Thandie has been writing her story with Masicorp and The Sewing Café. Our education non-profit organisation partners with Evangeline for a life skills course that teaches men and women from Masiphumelele a trio of … Continue reading →
This past Saturday the Evangeline life skills course held its graduation ceremony at Chasmay Campus. The traditional hand-made garments modelled proudly by the graduates oozed authentic flamboyance. On the day, we felt winds of change and hope flood the campus … Continue reading →
In the latest Masiphumelele news, we checked in on Someleze and asked him how the Jabeson Bags brand is doing. This up-beat entrepreneur hasn’t wasted any time following his dreams and even though Covid-19 has seen many businesses closing their … Continue reading →
Leadership skills are formed from a young age – the time you invest, refining and chiselling down the rough edges is what makes your results superior and a cut above the rest. Children are far more adept at learning on … 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 →
A story of hope at The Sewing Cafe Our partners at The Sewing Café provide skills training to unemployed and unskilled residents who live in Masiphumelele to help combat poverty and unemployment. These trainees are then given an opportunity to … Continue reading →
With the weather starting to get noticeably colder in Masiphumelele we were delighted to be able to distribute more tracksuits to the children on Ukhnayo Primary School this week. Back in March we began to hand out track suits thanks … Continue reading →