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2710, 2022

RIALTO PROJECT ALUMNA KUMESHNIE NAIR APPOINTED AS A CARGO CARE OPERATOR AT MAERSK

October 27th, 2022|

Kumeshnie Nair attended Simon’s Town High School Lawhill Maritime Centre (“Lawhill”) on a Rialto Project bursary sponsored by the Futuregrowth Community Property Fund. Kumeshnie is originally from Durban, KwaZulu-Natal.

‘Growing up […]

103, 2022

RIALTO PROJECT ALUMNUS LUTHO THOMAS RETURNS TO SIMON’S TOWN HIGH SCHOOL LAWHILL MARITIME CENTRE TO SHARE HIS EXPERIENCE IN THE SUPERYACHT INDUSTRY

March 1st, 2022|

Lutho Thomas was the recipient of the first Rialto Project bursary sponsored by the Futuregrowth Community Property Fund to Simon’s Town High School Lawhill Maritime Centre (“Lawhill”). Lutho is originally […]

1703, 2021

RIALTO PROJECT SCHOLARS KOMBISILE MTHETHWA & ZANELE JONAS START GRADE 10 AT LAWHILL

March 17th, 2021|

Zanele Jonas and Kombisile Mthethwa have been awarded bursaries through The Rialto Project to Simon’s Town Lawhill Maritime Centre in Cape Town. The three year bursaries are funded by the Community Property Fund.

2809, 2020

RIALTO PROJECT MENTOR SIPHO EVANS JOINS LAWHILL MATRICS ON HIKE

September 28th, 2020|

Rialto Project scholars, Joshua Mbana and Kumeshnie Nair are in their final year at Simon’s Town Lawhill Maritime Centre in Cape Town. They returned to Lawhill on the 8th of June 2020 after learning remotely from home since the end of March 2020 as a result of the nationwide COVID-19 Lockdown.

1408, 2020

RIALTO PROJECT SCHOLAR JOSHUA MBANA WINS LAWHILL’S WRITING COMPETITION

August 14th, 2020|

The Rialto Project is a registered non-profit company with the purpose of bridging the education divide in South Africa, and in so doing making a difference in the lives of individuals, families and communities.

2007, 2020

Lutho Thomas

July 20th, 2020|

I have benefitted enormously from my chance and am determined to give back to others” – Lutho Thomas

Our success story that cannot be disregarded is that of Mr. Lutho Thomas. When given the opportunity, the dusty streets of the Eastern Cape’s townships are proving to be a rich source of talented people; such as Siya Molisi, Springbok Rugby Captain.

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