Bonlé dairy in partnership with DR N Sibiya and MN Foundation held a senior citizen Christmas Event on the 23rd of December 2024. Grandmothers and grandfathers over 70 years received a Bible and a drinking yoghurt donated by Bonlé, an aQuellé-branded umbrella, and a Radio Khwezi calendar. They also took part in planting their own…
With 5000 children attending the youth conference at Kwasizabantu Mission, we took the opportunity to teach them how to grow their own veggies. A pamphlet and packets of seeds were given to each child to take along and plant at home. Below is a guide for you to try plant your own vegetables as well!…
Up on the hill of Shebe Primary School where the sun is bright and intense, the school governing body and management were delighted to plant various shade and fruit trees in their school grounds, grown and donated by Emseni Farming. Together with Mr Mfiki Sokhela, the trees were carefully placed and planted so that in…
The end of the third term for the matrics has finally arrived – they awaited their results with nervousness mixed with exitement. 17 October 2024 marks the awards ceremony for the excelling students of the schools that participated in the Untunjambili Circuit High-flyers program. Bonlé and the MN Foundation sponsored this function and together congratulate…
This is the vegetable farmer from Matimatolo. She has planted her vegetables and through care and advice received on how to plant, has grown enough for her own supply and to sell to the community for an income.
The hard work at Nqubeko Ndlovu gardening has paid off and today the garderners could happily harvesting their healthy spinach.
These beautiful and big cabbages come from the gardens of the hard-working hands of the Nene Family. Emseni Farming gave the seedlings and with eagerness the family members planted their seedlings and are now able to harvest a healthy crop of vegetables.
On this hot and sunny day, cabbages were planted at Shebe Primary School. Through this gardening program, the children learn how to plant and grow their own vegetables.
At Umphumulo Primary School, the MN Foundation together with Bonlé reached out to learners with an emphasis on bullying awareness. The children were encouraged to change their habits and were delighted when they received a drinking yoghurt and a special Bonlé book that depicts how we produce milk and milk products. https://www.emseni.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/WhatsApp-Video-2024-08-27-at-08.48.31.mp4
Today, 23 August 2024, Bonlé Dairy spent the morning visiting the learners of Cordwall Primary School with the aim of teaching them about our milk production. The atmosphere rang with joy as the learners were happy to meet Bonnie, our lovely cow mascot, at their school premises. After the lesson, the learners took group photos…