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MITV OnTheGround - Season 2, Episode 4: From soil to school

Monday, September 29, 2025

In Episode 4 of MITV OnTheGround – Season Two, Laura Nicholson spotlights two transformative community initiatives delivered by Seriti Green and Seriti Resources in Mpumalanga’s nearby Morgenzon community.

On location, Laura explores an innovative agricultural project spearheaded by Seriti Green, designed to promote food security, local employment, and sustainable land use. This initiative reflects the company’s commitment to environmental stewardship and economic upliftment.

Laura also visits an early childhood development programme initiated and funded by Seriti Resources, which is helping to lay the foundation for lifelong learning and opportunity in the region.

Together, these projects demonstrate how mining-linked organisations can play a vital role in South Africa’s Just Energy Transition, not only through renewable energy, but by nurturing resilient, thriving communities.

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