by WOF Editorial Team | 30 Jan, 2017 | Working on Fire
Working on Fire (WOF) par ticipants in Mpumalanga added their voices to the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children Campaign in 2016. The globally renowned campaign, themed ‘Count Me In’, is South Africa’s 16th year of participation in the...
by WOF Editorial Team | 29 Jan, 2017 | Working on Fire
Working on Fire’s Bloemfontein staff recently participated in the Action Sports indoor soccer and netball winter leagues as part of the staff’s teambuilding activities. The WOF soccer team managed to reach the final, a 15-minute contest to prove who was worthy of the...
by WOF Editorial Team | 28 Jan, 2017 | Working on Fire
Working on Fire continues to enjoy great support from both the Minister of Environmental Affairs, Edna Molewa and her Deputy Minister, Barbara Thomson. Recent News Working on Fire team returns after a successful deployment to Canada Working on Fire celebrates Mandela...
by WOF Editorial Team | 26 Jan, 2017 | Working on Fire
Modimolle participants in Limpopo attended a wellness day event which was hosted by the South African Police Service (SAPS) at Susan Strydom School in Modimolle. The day started well with aerobics, where people could show off their fitness while having fun at the same...
by WOF Editorial Team | 18 Jan, 2017 | Working on Fire
The North West Highveld Team hosted the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children awareness campaign at Ikageng Stadium, together with the Castello and Boskop Teams and various stakeholders. The teams started the day by marching through the...
by WOF Editorial Team | 17 Jan, 2017 | Working on Fire
On 26 November 2016 the Winterton Team hosted the 16 days of Activism event at the Winterton Sports Ground. The team put on a netball and soccer tournament to attract youth, and invited community leaders to speak at the event. “We targeted teenagers as they are the...
