Limpopo Projects
Serving communities within the Thabazimbi Local Municipality — education, digital access and healthcare, delivered alongside the people who use them.
Mantserre Primary School
Before Dikuno's support, staff shared cramped office space and Grade R learners studied in classrooms never designed for early childhood education.
- A purpose-built Grade R classroom and secure play area
- A new administration block with a staff room and sick bay
- A dedicated kitchen for the school nutrition programme
"I have my own office, and I have privacy. Everyone is happy — even the teachers."Kgomotso Seganeleng, School Principal
Northam ICT Centre
96.1% of South African households own a phone — far fewer have reliable computer or internet access at home. The Centre closes that gap for learners, teachers and job-seekers alike.
- Learners build research, assignment and digital literacy skills
- Community members draft CVs and submit online applications
- Next: ICDL certification, cybersecurity and AI skills pathways
Kagiso learned to build his skills here as a pupil. Today he volunteers at the same desks, mentoring first-time computer users.From learner, to beneficiary, to mentor
Free Community WiFi
A solar-powered connectivity tower extends free, reliable internet access to the Northam community — the infrastructure layer underneath every digital literacy and career-tools programme Dikuno runs.
- Solar-powered, reducing dependency on grid electricity
- Extends access beyond the ICT Centre's four walls
- Supports online learning, job applications and telehealth
Maternal & child healthcare in Thabazimbi
A three-year programme with the South African Healthcare Foundation, SIOC and the Limpopo Department of Health, built to strengthen — not just equip — the local health system.
- Clinicians trained in Basic Life Support, obstetric ultrasound and ESMOE
- Infant warmers, patient monitors and CPAP equipment installed
- Community health ambassadors deployed across seven facilities
"Medicine continues to evolve. Sustainability means our clinicians keep pace with it."Dr Raisibe Kupa, Head of Thabazimbi District Hospital