The Roots Driven Rural Development Community Engagement project of the Unisa Department of Geography and the Greater Rustenburg Community Forum was so to speak “placed on the map” on 8 March 2013 when a regional round of the International Barbara Petchenik children’s map drawing competition was held at the Thlolego Ecovillage 
Mrs Fransa Ferreira, Dr Alice Barlow-Zambodla (SAIDE) and Prof Maggie Linington (Executive Dean: CAES) congratulating students receiving their certificates Unisa’s Centre for Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Sciences under the 
From left: Mr V Mququ, Mr Somhlahlo, Mrs K.A Kikine, Ms Ellen Mokoena, Mrs Liphapang, Ms Poppie Khoza(CAES), Mr L Ndlovu, Ms N Sopodi and Ms NK Mkhathsane 
The Department of Life and Consumer Sciences identified Diepsloot Combined Full Service School as a suitable school for their community engagement project in 2010 and the project officially began in 
The Department of Life and Consumer Sciences in the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences celebrated the World Health Day for the second year with Diepsloot Combined School in Gauteng. |
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