Engen awards 99 bursaries as Engen Math & Science School matrics achieve record pass rate
Advertorial: Engen awards 99 bursaries as Engen Math & Science School matrics achieve record pass rate: Holy Rosary School Tackles …

Advertorial: Engen awards 99 bursaries as Engen Math & Science School matrics achieve record pass rate: Holy Rosary School Tackles …

MyPR: Engen supports Edenvale NPO with food hampers for local orphanage: Engen has stepped up to help support an orphanage as part of …

MyPR: Engen fuel transports vulnerable learners to school: Engen has stepped up with fuel support to assist Girls and Boys Town South …

MyPR: Lucky Gauteng locals win new VW Polos in Engen competition: Centurion local, Celeste Da Silva and Neil Devland from Soweto were …

MyPR: Gauteng Engen Maths and Science Awards Ceremony celebrates top learners: Engen held an awards ceremony on the 26th February, 2022 …

MyPR: Engen pledges another R1.25m to Caring4Girls feminine hygiene initiative: Another 5 768 female learners across South Africa will …

MyPR: Engen contributes to new sensory room at Sparrow Foundation School: Engen has stepped up to support Sparrow Foundation School by …

MyPR: Engen delights customers with a simulcast of Spanish Grand Prix: The COVID-19 pandemic has meant that Engen has had to creatively …

MyPR: Engen retailers support over 6 000 Diepsloot families with food hampers: Caring Engen fuel retailers from Johannesburg and Tshwane …

MyPR: Engen retailers support 4 000 Diepsloot families with food hampers: A group of Gauteng-based Engen fuel retailers have again …

MyPR: Engen retailers support 4 000 Diepsloot families with food hampers: A group of Gauteng-based Engen fuel retailers have again …

MyPR: Engen fuel retailers bring hope and relief to Diepsloot community with and basic supplies: As a company that cares deeply about …

MyPR: Engen enables education with dignity for Diepsloot Schools: Johannesburg, 31 October 2019 – Today marks the official …

Another Randlord Mansion masterpiece is The View, the oldest surviving house in Parktown, built for Sir Thomas Cullinan (who gave his name to the world’s largest diamond). These mansions were built with imported teak, Italian marble, and stained glass, often featuring “hunting rooms” filled with trophies from African safaris and libraries stocked with leather-bound classics. They were designed to project a sense of permanent, European-style aristocracy in a city that was, in reality, a volatile and temporary mining camp.
