NET99’S MISSION TO IMPROVE MATRIC RESULTS!
The donation ensured that learners had access to basic learning materials, while allowing school funds to remain allocated to learner welfare and infrastructure needs.
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Category Corporate Social Investment
Corporate Social Investment events
NET99 SHARES FESTIVE LOVE WITH ELDERLY AND NEEDY!
Net99 shared some festive love with the elderly and needy in Botleng, Delmas, spreading cheer and practical support to the most vulnerable members.
TETO HIGH AND THABONG PRIMARY GRAB DISKI99 HONOURS!
Michelle Yunnie, Net Nine Nine executive (left), congratulates netball team in Thabong during the annual Diski99 Cup at the Zuka Baloyi Stadium.
NET99 DONATING HOPE TO MISS TM LETLHAKE!
Miss TM Letlhaka and Net99 school uniform recipient, Qhama Mxhonywa (centre) is flanked by her blind mother, Bongiswa Mxhonywa (second-right), and Elsie Gabby Mthembu, Net99 Regional Manager, and Marketing's Khumiso Selobile (left)
FOSTERING CONNECTION AT SCHOOLS
Net Nine Nine Head of Marketing, Richard Genlloud (left) and Operations Manager Thapelo Mopaila (far right) donated laptops to TM Letlhake Secondary School in Simunye, Westonaria on Friday, 29 August 2025.
Connecting Underprivileged Schools
At present, the company is working on connecting schools in Umlazi, Durban, and Enpangeni, KwaZulu-Natal. Schools that have already benefited include Makhumbuza High School, Swelihle, Khombindlela, and Umgijimi Primary School, as well as other schools in Empangeni, in the northern part of the province.
Youth Empowerment
this youth empowerment initiative provides students with a strong theoretical foundation in fibre technology alongside hands-on practical training. This dual approach is designed to create real career opportunities for Kagiso’s youth by bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world applications in telecommunications.
Opportunity in Bhekuzulu
Net Nine Nine held a two-day recruitment drive and community engagement session on 10 September at the King Zwelithini Community Hall, which saw a good turnout of locals eager to attend workshops on various telecommunications sectors.
Fibre Learners
It’s our responsibility as today’s leaders help prepare these communities to be the heroes that South Africa needs, so we can help to create a future for our beautiful country that we can all be proud of.”
Madiba Day CSI
South Africa is plagued with mass unemployment, a lack of affordable access to education, and low access to up skills or entrepreneurship opportunities. Despite our people being some of the hardest working and most resilient people in the world, many are forced to go without key necessities that allow them to live with dignity.