
New Engen Champ of Champs Trophy unveiled
The Engen Champ of Champs officially gets underway at the High-Performance Centre in Pretoria from 02 – 04 October 2026.

The Engen Champ of Champs officially gets underway at the High-Performance Centre in Pretoria from 02 – 04 October 2026.

The two boys, Lebohang Mosesi, 9 and Teboho Mosesi, 11 are from Phomolong Informal Settlement in Bloemfontein.

These games have been played by communities for generations and remain an important part of South Africa's cultural identity.

Applications can be submitted online through the NSFAS website or via the NSFAS mobile application, which is available on Android and Apple devices.

The event is regarded as the "Olympics of Skills" because it brings together top young professionals to demonstrate excellence in technical and vocational education and training.

Over the years, the event has provided members and their families with an opportunity to interact outside the workplace while celebrating diversity, unity and talent.

China is one of South Africa’s major trading partners, and proficiency in Chinese opens doors in business, technology, diplomacy, and tourism.

The programme is designed to strengthen literacy in communities by recruiting people who are passionate about reading, storytelling and helping children develop a lifelong love for books.

President Ramaphosa also welcomed China’s contribution to global cooperation and reiterated South Africa’s support for multilateral approaches to addressing shared challenges.

The initiative, supported by Engen and SA Rugby, brought together 100 girls for a day focused on rugby development, mentorship and building confidence through sport.