A South African township community is repurposing plastic waste to build eco-friendly classrooms.
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Khensani’s Collection Interact Club
The Rotary Club of Randburg which is known for keeping its finger on the pulse to maintain momentum, has managed the formation of two Clubs, one of them for Khensani’s Collection.
South Africa: Turning Litter to Classroom Bricks in Diepsloot Township
South Africa: Turning Litter to Classroom Bricks in Diepsloot Township. We used 16,000 Ecobricks to build this classroom.
BMW Group The Company Stepping Up
In June 2021, BMW Financial Services South Africa joined the movement of rehabilitating plastic waste.
SABC News Interview: Launch of the EcoBrick Project
An interview on SABC News featuring our Director, Diana Musara, who speaks about our ground-breaking EcoBrick Project.
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.
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