Sapia appoints Seelan Naidoo as new chairperson

Petroleum industry organisation the South Petroleum Industry Association (Sapia) has appointed Seelan Naidoo to succeed outgoing chairperson Hloniphizwe Mtolo as chairperson. Naidoo, who will serve... 

Festive cheer for Ocean View Child and Youth Care Centre 

Engen, in collaboration with the Community-Engen Joint Committee, has spread some heart-warming holiday cheer to 30 children residing at the Ocean View Child and Youth Care Centre on the Bluff.... 

Engen collaborates with contractors to support 6 South Durban schools

Engen joined forces with Engen Marine Terminal (formerly Engen Refinery) contractors, to enhance the learning environments of six Secondary Schools in Merebank and Wentworth, all identified as in... 

Engen brings some festive joy to St. Monica’s Children's Home

Engen, in collaboration with the Community-Engen Joint Committee, has spread heart-warming holiday cheer to 84 children residing at St. Monica’s Children's Home Child and Youth Care Centre. Engen's... 

Engen Community Computer School graduates set to hit 2024 with new skills and renewed hope

The Engen Community Computer School has proudly capped another 71 graduates from the South Durban Basin, equipping them with essential computer skills to significantly enhance their employability.... 

Engen supports local swimming pool with equipment for summer fun

Lamontville Swimming Pool, a local institution since the 1950s, stands as a beacon of sportsmanship and community engagement. Recognizing its historical significance and impact, Engen is... 

Engen Driver Wellness records over 1 000 successful health screenings

Commercial truck drivers across South Africa recently participated in Engen's annual Driver Wellness programme, receiving over a thousand free voluntary health screenings. In collaboration with... 

Engen helps grow Fred Junior’s Garden School Project

Aspiring 12-year-old farmer, Fred Junior MacCarthy is a step closer to realising his vision of addressing child hunger in South Africa after receiving R20,000 worth of implements from Engen....