Walk for charity
REACHING OUT: Staff members of the Business Faculty participated in a charity walk.
CPUT staff members never shy away from doing their bit for the community.
Carnival volunteer drive at CPUT
ATTRACTIVE: Some of the lead dancers expected to perform at the Cape Town Carnival.
Hundreds of students queued up for an opportunity to be part of the upcoming Cape Town Carnival.
First year students take on nature challenge
GOING GREEN: Students clean up the beach at the Helderberg Marine Protected Area near Strand.
Go back and make a difference
CALL TO CONTRIBUTE: Minister Dr Trevor Manuel made a plea for active citizenship in support of quality education.
“You can make a difference.” This was the message from CPUT’s Chancellor and Minister in the Presidency: National Planning, Dr Trevor Manuel when he visited Mitchell’s Plain recently.
Cellphone technology changes township life
HELPING HAND: The Sociotech Kujali unit have developed cellphone technology to improve the lives of township dwellers.
In a small room on the CPUT Roeland Street campus a group of post graduates are making a big difference.
School makeover thanks to CPUT students
GIVING A HAND: St Michaels Primary School learners leave their handprints on a wall painted by CPUT students.
A service learning project completed by second year Architecture students will continue to give joy to learners at a remote primary school for years to come. Using mostly recycled and donated material the playground at St Michaels Primary School in Grabouw has had a complete facelift.
Pensioners put through their paces in Amazing Race
EYE ON THE PRIZE: Gairo Adamson holds the first clue her group found in the bakery section of Vangate Mall’s Pick n Pay.
Spending your 94thbirthday doing the rugby jive and racing around a mall is not high on most pensioners list of things to do.
However thanks to enterprising CPUT Sports Management students this is exactly what Olive Johansen did last week.
