Interview with Olwethu Mdabula – Driving Community Impact Through Sustainable Innovation

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In this episode, Samm Marshall sits down with Olwethu Mdabula, CSI Manager at Engen, to discuss the groundbreaking Aquaponics Project launched at Khanyisa Special School in Cala, Eastern Cape. In partnership with Green Arch Innovations, this initiative is revolutionizing sustainable food production while equipping learners with critical agricultural skills.

Olwethu shares insights into Engen’s commitment to community upliftment, the importance of climate-smart solutions, and how this project serves as a blueprint for future food security initiatives in South Africa. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on innovation, education, and social impact.
4 Mar English South Africa Business · Non-Profit

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