Meet Our ScholarsThese Numbers Have Faces Scholars are educated, empowered, and developing the skills to transform South Africa and RwandaSouth African Scholars
Xolani Gixela
"In my community there are few people who manage to graduate. With my education I want to open a youth center for children." SUPPORT XOLANI!
Shakeelah Abrahams
“I never dreamed this possible. Attending college has always been my goal, and now I'm on my way to finding a cure for cancer.” SUPPORT SHAKEELAH!
Damian Matroos
“Education is the key to my future. I desire to create sustainable buildings that will foster a new South Africa.”
Alutho Mtati
“I want to be a lawyer so I can defend and advocate for people in my community who have no one to stand up for them.”
Tasneem Oliver
“Upon getting my degree, I would like to join and accounting firm and then plough back into my own community.” SUPPORT TASNEEM!
Charlize Brendekamp
“I want to pursue medicine so I can open clinics in my community and help those without access to proper health care.” SUPPORT CHARLIZE!
Busisiwe Mutlaka
“I want to pursue this degree so that I can take care of my family who are living in poverty. I want to change the situation in my community.”
Garth Van Rooi
“I come from a community where opportunities are limited. TNHF believes in young people and this programme will add value to my family.” SUPPORT GARTH!
Brett Coraizin
“By succeeding in my studies I will qualify for leadership positions, and in my position I'll be able to create opportunities for others." SUPPORT BRETT!
Omphile Tsomoko
“With Medical Bio-Science, I can help find cures for diseases. This will have great importance to my community and the entire world." SUPPORT OMPHILE!
Lelethu Koplani
“The place where you live does not have to determine where you will go in life. I want to break that cycle in my community." SUPPORT LELETHU!
Tlotlang Mancho
“I want to be a Chemical Engineer to figure out ways to reduce waste, stop pollution, and clean the air." SUPPORT TLOTLANG!
Phumza Sentse
“I enjoy working in the lab. As a child, I always dreamed of becoming a scientist." SUPPORT PHUMZA!
Ntshembo Sombhane
“The world revolves around technology and that is where I will be able to make a great impact in our nation." SUPPORT NTSHEMBO!
Jaime-Lee Jacobs
“We face many social issues and people are oblivious to the help that is available to them. I would like to enable people to obtain help."
Mfuneko Duma
“I would like to enter the pharmaceutical industry to help South Africans receive quality medication." SUPPORT MFUNEKO!
Rwandan Scholars
Lydia Kaitesi
“Since education is the key to success, i will work hard and succeed in life so that others can see me as a good example." SUPPORT LYDIA!
Lillian Uwase
“I want to become a business woman so I can provide employment to young people and develop my community." SUPPORT LILLIAN!
Margret Mujawamariya
“Education is the foundation of civilization. If i work hard and focus on my studies, I will make a foundation of my own." SUPPORT MARGRET!
Jackie Mutesi
“Since education is the key to success, i will work hard and succeed in life so that others can see me as a good example." SUPPORT JACKIE!
Alice Beni
“I enjoy working in network communication and I dream of becoming a network administrator." SUPPORT ALICE!
Justine Cyabatuku
“With my education, I hope to start my own business so I can help my family and my country." SUPPORT JUSTINE!
Odeth Murekatete
“I want to became an entrepreneur so i can provide jobs, help orphans, and develop my family & country." SUPPORT ODETH!
Oliva Mukantwari
“I am learning to appreciate diversity which is going to help me carryout my work as a judge with impartiality to stop injustice." SUPPORT OLIVA!
Valentine Mutuyubutatu
“" am leaning principles like servant leadership, entrepreneurship, and productivity. These skills will help me serve my community as a manager." SUPPORT VALENTINE!
These Numbers Have Faces Alumni
Zintathu Mfino
“I dream that I can have my own business one day. Education gives me power as a woman so I can help other women too.” Meet Zintathu! (VIDEO)
Vuyokazi Dyoli
"I know how life is in my community and I want to give to those in need. My education will help me become a leader and develop my community." Meet Vuyokazi! (VIDEO)
Anda Sozawe
“I’m the first in my family to go to college. I am studying to pass my diploma and get a good job so I can support another student to study.” Meet Anda! (VIDEO)
Khanyisa Mquoboko
“I believe that by being educated I’ll receive a degree and use it to help other people. I can bring back hope to people who’ve lost hope.” Meet Khanyisa! (VIDEO)
Thembekile Duda
“With the qualifications and knowledge that I would obtain from college, I will gain the skills to better my community.” Meet Thembekile! (VIDEO)
Thembesile Hagile
“My future is brighter than before. I know life is hard, but with a higher education, all things are possible.” Meet Thembisile! (VIDEO)
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