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Kwandokuhle Nkosi says be strong, even when it’s not easy
“Where there is resistance, I will always have persistence,” is a mantra that drives Kwandokuhle Nkosi, the manager of Engen Honeydew Convenience Centre, who has defied stereotypes to earn the...
Engen salutes nursing hero who continues to reach for the sky
Despite having her dreams put on pause by COVID-19, registered nurse Zandile Mawela remains determined to obtain her Master’s degree and work overseas. Over the past few months, Zandile has been...
Engen builds brand new bathrooms at Langalakhe High School
In commemoration of Mandela Day and Madiba’s vision to help create a world that is equal and just, Engen has pledged R2.5 million to help government fight the eradication of pit latrines in schools...
Engen builds brand new bathrooms at Langalakhe High School
In commemoration of Mandela Day and Madiba’s vision to help create a world that is equal and just, Engen has pledged R2.5 million to help government fight the eradication of pit latrines in schools...
Engen helps bring hygiene and clean water relief to Mooiplaas community
Engen and Gift of the Givers have joined hands to bring much needed assistance to the Mooiplaas community in Kwa-Makazi in the Eastern Cape. Situated 20km outside of East London, the community has...
New Engen 1app pushes all the right buttons
Engen has announced the arrival of their new Engen 1app, which conveniently offers motorists a safe and contactless way to pay. As South Africa eases the Covid-19 lockdown restrictions, many more...
Engen pledges R1m fuel to FoodForward SA
Despite the easing of the lockdown restrictions, many South Africans remain in dire need of help. Ever mindful of its role as an agent of positive change, Engen continues to focus on supporting...
Engen Namibia sponsors fuel to aid COVID-19 screenings
Engen Namibia has donated fuel valued at N$100 000 to the Walvis Bay Corridor Group (WBCG), who are working closely with the Ministry of Health and Social Services to help fuel mobile clinics in...
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Local refineries still in need of capital investment to meet clean fuels requirements
Industry organisation the South African Petroleum Industry Association (SAPIA) has reiterated the need for capital investment in local refineries to ensure they can meet the second clean fuels...
Saps investigating the non-violent deaths of four SANDF soldiers at an Orkney mine shaft
The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) has announced that the South African Police Service (Saps) is undertaking an investigation, in preparation for an inquest, into the deaths of four...
Transport conference outlines challenges, opportunities in necessary reskilling/upskilling
South Africa’s transport industry is a significant contributor to the country’s gross domestic product; however, it is being impacted on by several factors, which necessitates the reskilling and...