Combating climate change one tree at a time. Spekboom! Kay, one of the members of Khuthaza Foundation jokingly referred to the succulent, native to the eastern part of South Africa as the Greta Thunberg of succulents. Judging by the way that everyone is going crazy by it and its ability, I don’t blame her. It …
On the 6th of February 2019, two of Khuthaza Foundation‘s Co-Founders Bianca Wannenburg and Sipho Mabusela attended the FinBiz2030 Launch that was held at Investec. The event aimed to bring together the finance and business community as a force for change, to find opportunities and encourage a commitment to tackle issues that have an impact on all South Africans and …
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Spekboom – The Greta Thunberg of plant life? Greta Thunberg inspired millions of people worldwide by challenging the United Nation’s environmental policies and inactivity in the fight against climate change. She showed that you are never too young or too old to make a monumental impact and change the world for the better. The reality …
Welcome to the Khuthaza Foundation website! We, the founders of Khuthaza Foundation, are passionate about sustainability and the custodians of responsible production and consumption because it promises to reduce future economic, environmental and social costs, strengthen economic competitiveness and reduce poverty. The concepts of ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’ are not common terms in most parts of …
The possibilities of building with Ecobricks. One of the pillars of Khuthaza foundation is community engagement. We advocate for the community to not only manage their waste more effectively but to also use that waste that already exists in the communities towards building beneficial structures. We also believe that due to the high poverty and …
This year, Khuthaza Foundation took part in its first Spruit Day. We had the privilege to host this year’s event together with Sheerguard and the Klein Jukskei Greenbelt Initiative. We focused on the Klein Jukskei River, especially in the Robyn Park area. We were joined by 35 volunteers who took part in activities such as …
What is World Clean-Up Day? World Cleanup Day has become one of the biggest environmental civic movements of our time, uniting 180 countries across the world for a cleaner planet. The event is celebrated with litter clean-up events and waste management activities in every time zone. The 2019 event united more than 20 million …
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