Reflecting on a legacy of innovation and development. The Trust's emblem symbolises peace. In flight, the bird brings a message of hope, embodying the spirit of Kagiso Trust
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Kagiso Trust has finally moved from their offices in Braamfontein and is now based in Waverley, approximately 10 minutes drive from Kagiso House.
Kagiso Trust (The Trust) in pursuance of it’s objective to alleviate poverty through education will host two infrastructure launches to reward schools affiliated with its’ Beyers Naude Schools Development Programme for improving their school results.
Kagiso Trust hosted a Limpopo Dialogue, entitled fighting poverty through education, in conjunction with the Beyers Naude Schools Development Programme on the 24 July 2008. The dialogue acted as a way of debating and exploring; how we (as a country) can use education to respond to issues of poverty.
Take a matriculant, fresh out of school from deep within a rural area, subject him (or her) to stringent assessment and vetting processes, uproot the successful applicant from all things familiar, send him off to one of South Africa’s best universities to study engineering, accommodate him in a local residence – and expect him to focus, study and deliver exceptional results even if English is not his first language!
The Minister of Education, Naledi Pandor, officially opened the Administration Block at the Ligege Secondary School in Limpopo, on 15 April 2008. The Administration Block forms part of the Beyers Naude Schools Development Programme.