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BETWAY CARES FOUNDATION ANSWERS MINISTER GAYTON MCKENZIE’S CALL FOR SUPPORT The Betway Cares Foundation has donated musical instruments to the value of R1m to the Mitchell’s Plain Music Academy NPC, after Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, the honourable Gayton McKenzie, reached out to Betway Africa, CEO, Laurence Michel and asked for support for the program that has touched so many lives in the community and continues to inspire over 200 aspiring musicians since 2014. The Mitchell’s Plain Music Academy has fallen on a sustainability crisis and with the support of the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture and the Betway Cares Foundation, will continue to provide essentially music training opportunities to the resilient community and reach even more prospective musicians in other regions of the Western Cape. The Minister said: “This academy is a beacon of hope in a part of this city that struggles with numerous social challenges. When I heard people’s personal stories, especially the ones about how so many children have to take turns to practice on one instrument, I realised that we would urgently need to do something.” “I would like to thank the good people at Betway for not hesitating to assist us with this project,” said the Minister. “Initiatives like these help to keep pushing our society in productive, creative directions, providing hope and options to our youth. It was a special moment to be part of this tonight.” Betway Africa CEO, Laurence Michel added: “We are honoured to have supported the minister and the community of Mitchell’s Plain, watching these talented musicians from the Mitchell’s Plain Music Academy perform is truly special and we as Betway and the Betway Cares Foundation are proud to contribute and aim to keep contributing so we can play our part in uplifting our fellow South Africans.” #BetwayCares #BWCares #SuperPassionate #BetwayGivesBack #SuperDriven

This makes our hearts very happy. 💓 Joining forces with the amazing team at SA HEART ❤️ for the World Health Heart Day initiative, "Check my Beat" to provide essential health screenings to over 160 individuals at the Rosebank Taxi Rank" in Johannesburg. Empowering taxi drivers and commuters with vital information about managing their hart health and promoting healthier lifestyles. #SuperHeart #Superhealthy #BetwayCares #WorldHealthHeartDay #CheckMyBeat

Well done team! Great effort for a great cause. #SuperProud

Spotlight Sessions hosted its first conversation for all things Soccer and Betway Premiership. Spotlight Sessions is an idea born out of bringing more engagement and excitement around the many sporting events and different sports around South Africa and the world, giving the spotlight to our Contact Centre staff and Sporting legends you will all know and love. Fiso Mazibuko and Siphiwe Tshabalala bring years of experience knowledge, and personal insight into the sport they love, while Martin Nkunzi speaks from our very own Betway Contact Centre about his love of Soccer. The idea created by Grant Kovacs , brings light to Soccer, and many more sports and legends to come as well. #SpotlightSessions #SuperGroup #BetwaySquad #SuperCharged

Thank you for your time Akani Simbine and for sharing your #HighPerformance story with our team at our Melrose Arch office. #SuperFuelled #Supercharged #OlympicGames2024 #ParisOlympics

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In the village of Matshemhlophe, located in Kwazulu-Natal district in South Africa, 4000 residents once faced a major water crisis. The community members relied on and consumed unsafe water. Women and girls had to walk long distances daily to fetch water, leading to waterborne diseases and insufficient water for daily needs like bathing, cooking, washing and growing their own crops. On November 14, 2023, thanks to a donation from Raging River Trading, Matshemhlophe Village celebrated the installation of a solar water pump. Every day, the system delivers 86,000 liters of clean water to 20 taps via 2270 kilometers of piping. This development has positively impacted education, economic progress, and the villagers' health. Matshemhlophe Village is now flourishing, demonstrating the transformative power of clean water   Sthembiso Mnyandu, 39-year-old father of 4 and featured below, expresses his gratitude to you:   "My siblings and I grew up facing hardship and relying on social grants to survive. We lost our parents when I was only 19, and our youngest sibling was just 2 years old. From a young age, we had to fetch water from open sources. Life was incredibly challenging, and to help sustain us, I started a small vegetable garden. However, it didn’t thrive as I had hoped—vegetables would spoil quickly, and food was often scarce. Despite these difficulties, we managed to get by with the little we had. Now, thanks to the water project in our community, my backyard garden is flourishing. I am even planning to expand it so I can sell produce within the community and earn some extra income. This project has brought immense joy not just to me and my family, but to the entire community. As a member of the water committee I am continuing to see the benefits of this wonderful project and all I want to say is thank you for this gift! ”

We'd like to recognize our #PulseSquad who collected clothing donations from the Osiris Trading staff in Johannesburg last month. The much-needed clothes have been donated to #Resthavenministries and will be distributed in the Rosettenville community during September. A big thank you to all involved and keep up the SUPER work. #supergroup #superpassionate