Lets make 2025 our best year yet!
Message from Chief Commissioner Gary Pienaar Today we celebrate the start of a new year, with all the promise and possibilities that the next 12 months will bring. Many of…
Category Archives: Impact of Scouting
What does our 2025 Annual badge represent?
In 2025 we will be embracing a new national challenge dedicated to ‘Heritage’. We will celebrate the rich and diverse cultures, traditions, and learnings from across our country and from…
A legacy of growth and kindness through adventure
Message from Chief Scout Khonzaphi Mdaka Dear fellow SCOUTS SA volunteers, youth and family, As the year draws to a close, I want to take a moment to express my…
Scouting makes us better humans
John Roux was recently appointed as SCOUTS South Africa National IT Coordinator. From joining the Scout Movement as a Cub at 2nd Rondebosch Scout Group in the Western Cape, to…
Congratulations to our youth!
Over the past year, our Scouting youth have put their heart and soul into growing, learning, and achieving their goals in Scouting! Congratulations to our Meerkats, Cubs, Scouts, and Rovers…
Thank you for your volunteer-time!
Today, we honour you – our volunteers – who use your volunteer-time purposefully to shape a brighter future for all. Thank you for all you bring to SCOUTS South Africa.…
In failure we find the hunger to succeed
SCOUTS South Africa’s young adult development programme – Rovers– is growing in the North West Scout Region under the leadership of Rover RTC Ofentse Molefe. When not in court representing…
Share your Scout adventures!
Ever heard: “Is Scouting still around?” or “What difference does Scouting really make?” We are continuously trying to share our impact within our communities and supporters through personal testimonies, photos…
Get your Service & Merit award applications in!
Without our volunteers there is no Scouting. We truly value and appreciate the dedication and service of all our members and are keen to recognise that through our Awards programme.…
Don’t let fear stop you from leading
In 2003, Nkululeko ‘Nkulu’ Majola began her Scouting journey as a Cub in the village of Shiluvani in Limpopo, thanks to her mom Elizabeth Mabuza’s involvement through Keep The Dream…