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Jun

Beauty Muke pursues her career in Environmental Education after attending SAWC

6th June 2017Josephine BesticNews

Beauty Muke (Zambia) was one of the lovely young ladies to attend the bridging course at SAWC in 2016. It is her dream to work in the field of Environmental Education, and it seems she is well on her way to achieving this. Beauty is currently working at Kaindu Natural Resources Trust for the next year....

Jun

A Boost to Literacy in a CITW Zambian School

5th June 2017Josephine BesticNews

Ed and Lauren Langston of Knoxville Tennessee in the USA have been long time Children in the Wilderness Literacy programme supporters. Each year, they supply Jolly Phonics Early Readers and Wordworks teacher manuals to many schools on the programme in Zimbabwe. This year was no exception, with the gift of these amazing resources being delivered...

Jun

Naledi Kgoba – A long time ambassador of CITW and SAWC student

5th June 2017Josephine BesticNews

A familiar face to the Children in the Wilderness programme, Naledi Kgoba from Botswana was first introduced to CITW in 2009 as an Eco-Club member. He attended annual CITW camps while he was in school, and now regularly volunteers as an Eco-Mentor on CITW camps. Naledi is a shining example to the CITW participants he...

Jun

Youth Environmental Stewardship Camp, Zimbabwe

3rd June 2017Josephine BesticNews

Children in the Wilderness’ Youth Environmental Stewardship (YES) programme is a voluntary, project based programme that focuses on secondary school students with a particular interest in conservation and/or leadership potential. With the majority of students having been members of the CITW Eco-Clubs at primary school, the curriculum is an extension of concepts introduced in these...

Jun

Mduduzi Phiri’s ‘future looks bright’ after his time at SAWC

2nd June 2017Josephine BesticNews

Mduduzi Phiri (Zimbabwe) was one of the beneficiaries of the SAWC bursary in 2016. In Mduduzi’s words, “I can now make a difference between what is good and wrong. I have both ”A” and “O”level education. I can now share good ideas with other people. I have a brighter future than before. I am proud...

Jun

Janet Kaombe chats to us about her time at SAWC

2nd June 2017Josephine BesticNews

Janet Kaombe from Malawi shares her experience of her time at the Southern African Wildlife College. It is wonderful to hear that Janet is so inspired to bring positive change to her community. CITW: How would you describe your experience at the Southern African Wildlife College? Janet Kaombe: One of the greatest things I have...

Jun

Chimuka Lyempe – SAWC student and environmental education enthusiast

2nd June 2017Josephine BesticNews

Chimuka Lympe is 19 years old, and comes from Zambia. She was one of the Children in the Wilderness students to have attended the bridging course at SAWC. Chimuka is currently working at Kaindu Natural Resources Trust for the next year. She is raising awareness in local communities by educating school children on conservation education. We...

Jun

Adolf Moomba – A CITW Eco-Mentor and SAWC Student

1st June 2017Josephine BesticNews

Adolf Jaison Moomba was born in 1992 in Mazabuka in Zambia and completed his secondary education at Zimba High School in 2009, obtaining a full certificate. In his spare time, Adolf has been involved in reforestation programmes which were initiated by the Green Pop organisation. He fell in love with the environmental activities he was...

May

Meet Bridget Mack, one of the young ladies who attended SAWC in 2016

31st May 2017Josephine BesticNews

Meet Bridget Mack from Zimbabwe, one of the young ladies who attended SAWC in 2016. CITW had the chance to meet with Bridget and chat to her about her experience at the college. CITW: How would you describe your experience at the South African Wildlife College? BM: It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience as I learnt...

May

Meet Methuli Tshuma, a CITW student and SAWC scholarship beneficiary for 2016 from Zimbabwe

30th May 2017Josephine BesticNews

Methuli is 21 years old and comes from Ngamo village in Zimbabwe. He did his primary schooling at Ngamo Primary School before completing his Grade 12 studies at Tsholotsho Secondary School where he passed with flying colours. Methuli joined Children in the Wilderness (CITW) in 2009 when he was only 13 years old. He is...

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