Thanks to a generous donation from Foschini Retail Group, a solar water pumping system was installed in the cluster project of Croquet Lawn A Village and Croquet Lawn A1 Village on September 30, 2026. The system distributes water through 9,492 meters of piping to 21 taps, benefiting 6,920 residents. Reliable access to clean water supports better health and creates new opportunities for education and economic development throughout the community.

Due to a generous donation from The Eastern Cape Educational Trust, a solar water pump was inaugurated in Lufefeni Village village on May 28th, 2026. This remarkable system channels water through 3.2 kilometers of pipes, reaching 12 taps and benefiting 4,000 residents. The ripple effects have been profound: educational opportunities have grown, economic momentum has been built, and the health of the villagers has seen significant improvements. The community stands revitalized and poised for continued growth.

Due to a generous donation from HCI Foundation, a solar water pump was inaugurated in Pamlaville Village village on May 28th 2026. This remarkable system channels clean water through 4.7 kilometers of pipes, reaching 9 taps and benefiting 3,000 residents. The ripple effects have been profound: educational opportunities have grown, economic momentum has been built, and the health of the villagers has seen significant improvements. The community stands revitalized and poised for continued growth.

Due to a generous donation from Foschini Retail Group, a solar water pump was inaugurated in KwaMzwezwe Village village on Mar 26, 2026. This remarkable system channels 1.1 l/s of water daily through 5 kilometers of pipes, reaching 7 taps and benefiting 3,267 residents. The ripple effects have been profound: educational opportunities have grown, economic momentum has been built, and the health of the villagers has seen significant improvements. The community stands revitalized and poised for continued growth.

On Dec 23, 2025, thanks to a donation from Relate Water, cluster project of Iglington Malwana Section Village and Iglington Erick Section Village celebrated the installation of a solar water pump. Every day, this system delivers 3 l/s of water to 20 taps via 5.6 kilometers of piping, enriching the lives of 8,720 residents. This advancement has not only elevated education and spurred economic progress but has also had a profound positive effect on the health of the villagers. The community is blossoming and on an upward trajectory

Due to a generous donation from Foschini Retail Group, a solar water pump was inaugurated in Mayeni B Village village on Apr 6, 2025. This remarkable system channels 0.5 l/s of water daily through 6.2 kilometers of pipes, reaching 22 taps and benefiting 6000 residents. The ripple effects have been profound: educational opportunities have grown, economic momentum has been built, and the health of the villagers has seen significant improvements. The community stands revitalized and poised for continued growth.

Thanks to a generous donation from Valterra Platinum, a solar water pumping system was installed in Modimolle Tjate Village on December 9, 2025. The system distributes clean water through 2,655 meters of piping to 8 taps, benefiting 2688 residents. Reliable access to clean water supports better health and creates new opportunities for education and economic development throughout the community.

On Oct 25, 2025, thanks to a donation from Victor Daitz Foundation, Makhandeni Village celebrated the installation of a solar water pumping system. Every day, this system delivers 1.3 l/s of water to 9 taps via 2.9 kilometers of piping, enriching the lives of 3,000 residents. This advancement has not only elevated education and spurred economic progress but has also had a profound positive effect on the health of the villagers. The community is blossoming and on an upward trajectory..

On Jul 21, 2024, thanks to a donation from Daniel , Tanya and the Ginsburg Family, Segweja Village celebrated the installation of a solar water pump. Every day, this system delivers 1.2 l/s of water to 10 taps via 2.5 kilometers of piping, enriching the lives of 3,150 residents. This advancement has not only elevated education and spurred economic progress but has also had a profound positive effect on the health of the villagers. The community is blossoming and on an upward trajectory.

On March 28, 2024, Cluster project of Izintambane Village, Mthekwini A Village, Mthekwini B Village, Mzinene A Village and Mzinene B Village in remote Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa, celebrated the inauguration of a solar water pump, made possible by a generous donation from the HCI Foundation. This advanced system now provides a steady flow of 5 liters per second through 4.6 kilometers of pipes, supplying 18 taps throughout the village and directly benefiting 12,000 residents. Previously, the village faced a critical water crisis. Women and young girls undertook long, exhausting journeys multiple times a day to fetch water from an open-source dam that was not only contaminated but often dried out and attracted animals. The route to the water source was dangerous, with threats from both criminals and venomous snakes. This unreliable water supply was used for all essential needs, including drinking, cooking, and cleaning, leading to frequent outbreaks of waterborne illnesses like diarrhea and skin rashes, affecting people of all ages. The new solar water pump has brought life-changing improvements to Izintambane Village. Clean, accessible water now supports healthier living, reducing the spread of disease and improving daily life. Educational opportunities have flourished, as young girls can focus on school instead of long water treks, and economic activity has gained momentum, as residents can engage in productive pursuits. With safe water close to home, Izintambane Village is revitalized, standing poised for sustained growth, health, and a brighter future.