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Kagiso Capital representative talks R1m donation to 'The Big Favour'

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It’s been one of the most challenging years for not just South Africans, but every single person in the world. That’s why Kagiso Capital, Growth Point and Ultra-Link are donating a Million Rand to The Big Favour to make sure that the class of 2020 can write their exams as comfortably as possible. Rose Mahlophe discusses gives more insight on this amazing initiative on Darrem, Keri and Sky.
14 Oct 2020 1AM English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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