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    Mercedes-Benz Invests R6m in the Eastern Cape

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    Mercedes-Benz South Africa (MBSA) is proud to announce a new collaboration with Kutlwanong Centre for Maths, Science & Technology NPC. MBSA has invested R6 million to expand Kutlwanong NPC’s Promaths Programme in kuGompo, Eastern Cape. 

    The Promaths programme is designed to enhance learner achievement in Mathematics and Physical Science across township schools, supporting selected Grade 10 and 11 learners from 18 feeder schools in the Buffalo City Metro District. Through a combination of supplementary academic support, teacher development, career guidance and industry exposure, the initiative aims to strengthen educational outcomes and prepare learners for further studies and future opportunities in STEM-related fields.

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    Commenting on the collaboration, Taryn Woodbridge, Chief Executive Officer of Mercedes-Benz South Africa, said: “As a company synonymous with innovation and technology, we recognise the importance of STEM education in shaping future opportunities for South Africa’s youth. Through our collaboration with Kutlwanong NPC, we are intentional in our support of learner performance in Mathematics and Physical Science, increasing their exposure to STEM-related pathways. We are proud to partner with Kutlwanong NPC on this initiative and look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have on learners and their future prospects.”

    Mr. Collen Mkhomazi, Head of Education & Acting CEO of Kutlwanong Centre for Maths, Science & Technology NPC, added: “We are excited to welcome Mercedes-Benz South Africa as a strategic partner in our mission to improve educational outcomes. Their support enables us to extend the reach of the Promaths Programme, benefiting both learners and educators. Together, we will continue to encourage academic excellence and help more young people realise their potential.”

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    By combining educational support, teacher development, and access to STEM-related learning opportunities, the collaboration between MBSA and Kutlwanong NPC aims to strengthen learner outcomes across participating schools in the Eastern Cape. Through this partnership, we look forward to the lasting impact it will have on the learners and educators it serves for years to come.

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