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We’re Hiring a Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning Manager!
JOB SPECIFICATION – We are seeking an experienced, values-driven, and reporting-adept MEL Manager to provide strategic leadership of the organisation’s
JOB SPECIFICATION – We are seeking an experienced, values-driven, and reporting-adept MEL Manager to provide strategic leadership of the organisation’s
JOB SPECIFICATION – We are seeking an experienced and quality-focused Training Manager to lead and strengthen the organisation’s training function
JOB SPECIFICATION – We are seeking an experienced and delivery-focused Project Manager to oversee and coordinate the Trust’s programme portfolio
JOB SPECIFICATION – KwaZulu Natal, Eastern Cape & Mpumalanga Closing date: Friday, 20 February 2026, 16h:00Locations: KwaZulu‑Natal (King Cetshwayo &
After much dedication, growth, and hands-on learning, we celebrate the remarkable journey of the farming groups in the Small-Scale Farmer
What a delicious, enlightening training was had recently with Mpho Tshukudu, an integrative and functional nutrition dietitian! A group of
Revitalising biodiversity and food production with rainwater harvesting: the Zululand Agri-Support Centre’s remarkable journey In 2021, the Siyazisiza Trust began
OBANJENI FARM DEDICATION CEREMONY On 24th June, Siyazisiza marked a significant milestone on the land that holds our Zululand Agri-Support
SIZABANTU NAZARETH FARM’S AMAZING PROGRESS! Exciting Update! We’re thrilled to share the amazing progress of Sizabantu Nazareth over the past
A simple, super effective, water-saving method to grow lots of food! The ecocircle method is proving to be one of
The urban to rural boomerang Michelle Buthelezi (and her husband, Zuzi Buthelezi) re-rooted the lives they had built in Johannesburg,
Where it operates, the Siyazisiza Trust (or, Siyazisiza) seeks to confront young people’s indifference to agriculture head on. Siyazisiza’s opening
In the face of climate change, Siyazisiza is committed to the value chain development of drought tolerant crops. As part
Intensified droughts, water shedding and government-sanctioned water tanks paint a picture of doom and gloom for agricultural endeavors in South