Jonica Booysen is truly one of our miracle students. Given the minimum amount of cards life has dealt this young lady, she has truly purposefully altered the course of her life.

Micail Booysen has always been one of our very dedicated students. She was awarded a bursary to attend Wittedrift High where she obtained excellent results, gaining her entrance to Varsity College in Cape Town where she commenced in 2021 as first year Bachelor of Arts student.

Anesipho is a bit of an exemption to the rules at Born in Africa, as she only entered the program in grade 12, her last year of secondary school.

Regi, as he is fondly known, was a student at Wittedrift High when he became a part of Born in Africa. His points were excellent and his school attitude showed he was passionate and determined to do well.

Marcell Patterson, or Patty as we have fondly grown to know him comes from the Kranshoek community just outside Plettenberg Bay.

Bongani Mdlazi grew up in Kurland Village, The Crags. He formed a family at the Grace house Safehouse, and he joined Born in Africa while still at primary school.

Michaela Whaites is a very passionate and motivated young lady whose favourite subjects in high school were physical science and accounting.

Ragne grew up in the community of Kranshoek with her mom and dad, but after the sudden death of her dad, her mom and grandma played very important roles in her life.

Hi everyone. My name is Jo-Ann Mapondo. I finished matric at Wittedrift High School in 2021. After that, I started studying Educare at Varsity College in P.E.

Ellen was born to excel in the sports world. This has always been evident in her excellent performance on the track/field and in the water.

This young lady grew up with her mom in Kurland village, The Crags and has been in Born in Africa since grade 1. Ever since she was in primary school herself, Kelsey had the desire to be a teacher because her role model is Juffrou Koeberg, grade 1 teacher at The Crags primary.

Tertiary student since 2019, Rohlene Jansen, is a real go- getter. Growing up in Kranshoek came with quite a few rough periods for this young lady, but she never gave up and always kept believing in her own abilities and a brighter future.

Sandy hails from the small community Kranshoek where she attended Kranshoek primary and as a young girl got selected for the Born in Africa program.

This young man is destined to succeed in his passions and what he puts his mind to. Tarric lives in a small rural community in Harkerville, about 20 miles west of Plettenberg Bay.