WBHO Construction is one of Southern Africa’s leading construction companies and has a history that dates back to 1970. Originally founded as Wilson-Holmes (Pty) Ltd by John Wilson and Brian Holmes, the company evolved through strategic mergers, becoming Wilson Bayly Holmes (Pty) Limited in 1983 and ultimately WBHO Construction in 1994. Headquartered in South Africa,… Read More: WBHO Bursary South Africa »
EY (formerly Ernst & Young) has a rich history dating back to 1849 when Harding & Pullein was founded. Over the decades, through mergers and growth, EY has become one of the “Big Four” accounting firms, renowned globally for its professional services in tax, advisory, assurance, and consulting. Headquartered in London, the firm operates in… Read More: COID EY Bursary South Africa »
The Sector Education and Training Authorities (SETAs) helps in South Africa’s efforts to address skills shortages in various industries. Established under the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), SETAs are dedicated to improving skills development within their respective sectors. Each SETA focuses on a specific industry, such as manufacturing, mining, or agriculture, aligning its… Read More: SETA Bursary South Africa »
The PPS Foundation is dedicated to improving access to tertiary education, particularly in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields. This initiative also nurtures the talent of South Africa’s youth, addressing the country’s need for skills in critical sectors. Since its start, the foundation has funded over 105 students, providing them with the means… Read More: PPS Bursary South Africa »
The Absa Fellowship Program empowers young Africans who are passionate about reshaping their continent. By combining academic funding with leadership development, the programme aligns with Absa’s mission to drive transformative collaboration, develop capable leadership, and foster progressive thinking. Absa aims to nurture a new generation of ethical, innovative, and socially conscious leaders equipped to tackle… Read More: ABSA Bursary South Africa »
The Motsepe Foundation was founded by the Motsepe family and is rooted in their commitment to addressing poverty, inequality, and unemployment in South Africa and beyond. Their groundbreaking decision to join The Giving Pledge, spearheaded by Bill Gates and Warren Buffet, symbolizes their dedication to contributing half of their family assets toward uplifting the underprivileged.… Read More: Motsepe Foundation South Africa »
The South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL) is a state-owned enterprise that plays a role in maintaining, managing, and developing South Africa’s national road network. As an entity owned by the South African government and represented by the Minister of Transport, SANRAL is dedicated to providing a superior road infrastructure that meets the… Read More: SANRAL Bursary South Africa »
Shoprite is a household name in South Africa and has been a main player in the retail industry since 1979. What began as a small acquisition of eight supermarkets in Cape Town has grown into a massive network with over 270 stores across Africa and the Indian Ocean Islands. Known for its wide range of… Read More: Shoprite Bursary South Africa »
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) was established in 1921 through the “Currency and Bank Act of 10 August 1920.” SARB’s primary mission is to maintain price stability and promote sustainable economic growth. This national financial authority is dedicated to ensuring the stability of the banking and financial system, supporting the South African government with… Read More: SARB Bursary South Africa »
Old Mutual is Southern Africa’s largest and most well-established financial services provider. It is offering an excellent opportunity for South African students pursuing a career in Chartered Accounting. Known for its comprehensive range of personal and business financial solutions, Old Mutual has long been committed to fostering talent and providing the necessary tools for success. … Read More: Old Mutual Bursary South Africa »