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Picture of a School sign Inquiry into Kanyisa School situation
Deputy Minister Hendrietta Bogopane-Zulu Visited Khanyisa School for the Blind. On 1 February 2012, a high level delegation comprising of national...
Photo of Francois and Kevin finishing the 2011 IronMan challenge Francois is Council’s Iron Man
Francois Jacobs, the first blind athlete to complete all three events at Ironman South Africa (3.8km swim in the sea, 180km cycle and 42km run) in...
People waiting, cane in hand, to go into the Dialogue in the Dark exhibition Don't see it - before it is too late
Experience this enlightening exhibition! Don't miss out... The “Dialogue in the Dark” exhibition challenges the way people perceive...
Photo of two people painting walls - at Optima our Vocational Training college Volunteer with us
Volunteering with the South African National Council for the Blind is a great way to develop your skills, meet new people and work as part of an...
SANCB's Section 51 Manuals
PROMOTION OF ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT MANUAL - South African National Council for the Blind: NPO 001-422 Prepared in accordance with Section 51 of...
Sorry we are closed sign with Christmas hat on Closed for the festive season
Please note that all divisions of Council closed on 15 December and will re-open on 3 January 2011. We are all using this time to recharge our...
Poppy receiving her reward from Jace Nair at the staff year end function 25 Years of smiles
One of our much loved staff members received an award for 25 years service to the South African National Council for the Blind. Poppy Mtsweni is a...
Live right logo Stop Diabetic Eye Disease
14 November is International Diabetes Day and we are joining the international movement to advocate for a better lifestyle to stop eye damage from...
Photo of the Call Centre Students with their certificates Students Graduated
The Call Centre and Braille students graduated on 30 November 2011 at a very informal function. Lucy Mphaphuli, head of Social Development,...
Picture of a smiling Nancy sitting behind a desk, working on the Braille Note Nancy Kalembe feels totally liberated
Visually impaired people often have to fight for their rights to be accepted – proving that they are just as intelligent and skilled as anyone...