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And what a wonderful occasion it was!

In celebration of the Southern African Wildlife College’s Sustainability Fund and of its Patron, Countess Sylvia Labia, a reception was held in the ballroom of Casa Labia in Muizenberg, Cape Town on 1 November 2023. Despite market volatility and local markets working against us, the Sustainability Fund has grown by a further R14,3-million after reaching its first target last year. […]

Update from the ICT Department – Sept ‘ 23

Advancing Horizons: A Glimpse into the ICT Department’s Milestones for Q3 By Karl Ferreira – Head: ICT Department In the rapidly evolving landscape of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), adaptability and innovation are paramount. The ICT Department at our esteemed institution has been steadfastly pushing boundaries, embracing change, and spearheading projects that not only streamline […]

Update from the RISE Department – Sept ’23

Environmental Learning  Our environmental learning initiatives have been bolstered by the inclusion of four (4) Groen Sebenza interns. They are university graduates who are gaining workplace-based learning whilst contributing their knowledge towards strengthening the organizations where they are placed over 24 months. The interns have been involved in supporting the Coaching Conservation programme, the Pan […]

A WORD FROM SAWC ALUMNI

Nomsa Betty Kamanga, NQF 6 – 2018. Sponsored by KfW Stiftung. “My name is Nomsa Betty Kamanga, born in Zambia. I work for the Zambian Carnivore programme as a Research Assistant Trainee Ecologist. While I did not get a promotion after completing my studies at the Southern African Wildlife College, I am grateful for the […]

Update from the Community & Youth Development Department – Sept ’23

Update on the National Certificate in Natural Resource Management: Terrestrial Level 5 (NQF 5) Students  By Christopher Kafoteka  The National Certificate in Natural Resource Management: Terrestrial Level 5 (NQF 5) students were quite busy during the July – September quarter. Activities ranged from controlled grass burning as a practical application of lessons covered to field […]