The Cub Rally was really nice!
The Cub Programme is run both in schools and in communities. Boys and girls get to learn whilst doing and enjoy big events where they meet fellow Cubs from other…
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I ate eggs with food coloring…
Today we spoke to Ephraim Rethman (10) from 1st Claremont Cub Pack in the Western Cape. This is why he loves Cubbing … SSA: Why is Cubbing so much fun?…
Cubbing Rocks because I can’t wait to see my friends
Every year we are excited to welcome new Cubs. One such Cub is Kelsey Michelle (8) from 1st Boksburg Cub Pack in Gauteng. SSA: Why is Cubbing so much fun? Because…
I learnt how to be a good child towards my parents
For 100 years adult volunteers have been doing their best to empower Cubs in the Scouting Movement. We spoke to Moeletsi Sekano (10) from 5th Ikageng Cub Pack in the…
At Cubs there is always an adventure!
For the past 100 years children have been enjoying their Cubbing Adventures. We spoke to Morgan Williams (7) from 1st Merrydale Cub Pack in the Western Cape about her experiences. Check…
I can camp, cook and help others
This year we are celebrating 100 years of Cubbing worldwide. In South Africa we are celebrating through Group, District, Regional and National events. But, if we really want to know…
Dr Dudley Forde appointed SSA Governing Board Member
We are honoured to announce the appointment of Dr Dudley R Forde to the Governing Board of SCOUTS South Africa. Dr Forde has a great understanding of the Scout philosophy…
My Akela is hilarious!
The count down is on for Akela 2016! We spoke to Tyler-Brae Buchanan (9) from 58th Durban Cub Pack in KwaZulu-Natal. SSA: Why is Cubbing so much fun? Cubbing is fun…
By being a Cub I learnt to believe in myself!
The days are counting down fast to Akela 2016! We are still talking to Cubs nationwide about their Cubbing adventure and how important Akelas are in their lives. We spoke to…
Cubbing makes us tough!
This year we are celebrating 100 years of Cubbing . In the build up of Akela 2016 we are interviewing Cubs and Alumni. We spoke to Aobakwe Motuba (10) from 1st…