An interview on SABC News featuring our Director, Diana Musara, who speaks about our ground-breaking EcoBrick Project.
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Mandela Day 2020
We went to our premises in Diepsloot to get our hands dirty for 67 minutes for Mandela Day 2020.
Building a New Classroom – Our Ecobrick Project
Khensani’s Collection is building a classroom with Ecobrick as part of its contribution to raising awareness about plastic pollution and how plastic can be turned into useful cost-effective building material.
The Discover Graduate Program by Vodacom
We are honoured that they chose us and provided us with internet connection for two years as well as five desktops to assist us with our computer classes and other donations such as clothing and food for our students.
My Lime Boots Interview with Ryan Enslin
On 12 April, Ryan Enslin from My Lime Boots did a follow up interview with our Director and Founder Shera Deavall on SoapBox Radio.
12-year-old in Need of School Admission to Commence Her High School Year
As school has commenced for the year and schoolchildren have settled into their school year, Aldah Sithole (12) from Diepsloot is without a school due to no birth certificate and being declined admittance into any school.
Diepsloot: Learner’s Dreams Shattered as She Battles to Get Admission into High School
Aldah Sithole is 12 years old. She finished grade 7 (Std 5) with flying colours. She attends the extra math and science classes at Khensani Collection daily and she has a mentor who has helped to show her a world outside of Diepsloot. She was excited at the thought of
Real Talk Interview with Anele
On Mandela Day 2017, Khensani’s Collection had the privilege of being featured on Real Talk with Anele on SABC 3.
Mandela Day 2017: Day of Paint, Love and Hope
South Africans across the country tore themselves away from their offices today in order to generously give 67 minutes of their precious time to a cause on their hearts. It is a day where many leave their comfort zones and get their hands dirty. It is where, for a brief moment, they are afforded the opportunity to be the change they want to see. It is not a noble cause; it is a cause that we have been called to, in the memory of our greatest leader Nelson Mandela.
Why Care About Nelson Mandela Day?
The message behind Mandela Day is loud and clear. Everyone has the responsibility and the ability to change the world for the better. It is a day to honour the legacy of Nelson Mandela and his values, through active volunteering. It is an international initiative started by the United Nations in 2009 to honour our former president’s spirit of self-sacrifice. On Mandela Day, people around the world are encouraged to spend at least 67 minutes doing something positive for their communities in honour of the 67 years that Nelson Mandela spent fighting for a free and democratic South Africa.
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