A total of 9 persons with disabilities have been announced as winners of the Trolley Dash Competition, which has been running since its launch in June 2026.
The draw was conducted today at the Deputy Prime Minister's Office and was officiated by the DPM Thulisile Dladla.
We honour the father figures who show up every day to love, protect, and advocate for their children. Your dedication to raising confident, proud, and empowered children within the albinism community does not go unnoticed. Thank you for everything you do! #FathersDay#albinism
Stukie Motsa Foundation has once again brought hope, smile and skin protection to persons with albinism through donations of #sunprotection and food parcel at #Manzini South constituency.
Today, Stukie Motsa Foundation joins the global call for a healthier planet. We believe that climate action must be inclusive; by protecting our environment, we create the natural shade and cooling spaces vital for the health and dignity of people with albinism.
The Stukie Motsa Foundation in partnership with Turkish Brothers has today donated food parcels, sunscreens and hats to persons with albinism at Manzini North constituency. The donations took place at Mzimnene Hall, where more than 60 persons with albinism from Manzini region
Dr. Stukie Motsa has joined other african albinism group leaders in a two day Zimbabwe Learning Forum 2026 in Harare Zimbabwe. Organised by the Africa Albinism Network in partnership with the Albinism Dare to Dream Initiative and with funding support from Disability Rights Fund