Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation

Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation Non profit organisation benefiting the underprivileged. Our goal is to alleviate poverty and to sust
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08/04/2026

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MEDIA STATEMENTFor Immediate release The Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation Donates Wheelchairs to Highwaters Gardens Retire...
08/04/2026

MEDIA STATEMENT
For Immediate release

The Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation Donates Wheelchairs to Highwaters Gardens Retirement Lodge
Pretoria, South Africa – 8 March 2026 – The Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation, under the leadership of Amb. HrM. Dr Tebogo Mokope Modjadji, Founder and Chairman, has donated a set of wheelchairs to Highwaters Gardens Retirement Lodge, reaffirming its commitment to enhancing the lives of South Africa’s senior citizens.
This donation is part of the Foundation’s ongoing efforts to support mobility, independence, and dignity for the elderly. The wheelchairs will provide residents with improved comfort and the freedom to move safely within the Lodge, contributing to their overall wellbeing.
“As a Foundation, our mission is to uplift and empower vulnerable communities. Supporting the elders of our society is a responsibility we hold dearly. These wheelchairs are a tangible way to make a positive impact on their daily lives,” said Amb. HrM. Dr Tebogo Mokope Modjadji.
The Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation continues to champion humanitarian initiatives across South Africa, ensuring that care, compassion, and opportunity reach those who need it most.
Media Contact:
Amb. HrM. Dr Tebogo Mokope Modjadji
Founder and Chairman
[email protected]

The Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation unequivocally rejects and distances itself from any claims suggesting that it condone...
20/03/2026

The Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation unequivocally rejects and distances itself from any claims suggesting that it condones or recognises any individual purporting to hold traditional kingship outside the lawful and culturally recognised structures of the Republic of South Africa.

This position is further reinforced by the recent incident involving members of a Nigerian community who reportedly proceeded to install their own “king” within South Africa without the knowledge, consent, or recognition of the Government of South Africa, relevant authorities, or the recognised traditional leadership structures of this country.
Such actions are deeply concerning and unacceptable.

Traditional leadership in South Africa is a constitutionally protected institution, governed and formally recognised through the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA). It is not a title that can be self-assumed, imported, or conferred outside of the legal and cultural frameworks that uphold its legitimacy.

Any attempt to establish parallel or unauthorised traditional authority within South Africa not only undermines the rule of law, but also disrespects the sovereignty, dignity, and heritage of our recognised kings, queens, and the communities they serve.
As a Princess of the Balobedu Queendom, under the sacred lineage of the Rain Queen Modjadji, I remain resolute in defending the integrity of our traditional institutions and ensuring that they are not diluted or compromised by external or unrecognised claims.

The Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation stands firmly with all lawfully recognised traditional leaders and calls for respect of South Africa’s governance systems, cultural protocols, and community structures.
We further call upon all relevant authorities to address such matters with the seriousness they deserve, to prevent any erosion of the legal and cultural order that governs traditional leadership in our country.

Let it be unequivocally clear:
We do not condone, support, or legitimise any such actions.
Any attempt to misrepresent our position will be met with firm and decisive response.

Media Enquiries:
Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation
[email protected]

The Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of Tshepiso Malema as its new Head of Market...
23/01/2026

The Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of Tshepiso Malema as its new Head of Marketing and Sponsorship, effective immediately.

Tshepiso, a renowned social entrepreneur and award-winning speaker, brings a wealth of experience in driving innovation and social impact. He will lead the Foundation's marketing efforts and develop strategic partnerships to advance its mission.

We welcome Tshepiso to the team and look forward to his contributions.

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Congratulations to the Class of 2025. Your tireless efforts, resilience, and unwavering commitment have culminated in su...
13/01/2026

Congratulations to the Class of 2025. Your tireless efforts, resilience, and unwavering commitment have culminated in success. The Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation team and Founder are delighted to acknowledge your accomplishments. Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation

𝐒𝐂𝐇𝐎𝐋𝐀𝐑𝐒𝐇𝐈𝐏 𝐎𝐏𝐏𝐎𝐑𝐓𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐓𝐘: The Department of Human Settlements invites qualifying youth to apply for 2026 Scholarship. Thi...
25/12/2025

𝐒𝐂𝐇𝐎𝐋𝐀𝐑𝐒𝐇𝐈𝐏 𝐎𝐏𝐏𝐎𝐑𝐓𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐓𝐘: The Department of Human Settlements invites qualifying youth to apply for 2026 Scholarship. This opportunity is for prospective students interested in the following fields:

· Architecture / Architectural Technology
· Construction Management / Construction Science
· Civil Engineering
· Geographical Information Systems
· Town and Regional Planning / Urban and Rural Studies
· Quantity Surveying / Land Surveying / Building Surveying

Download the application form at https://www.dhs.gov.za/node/2091 and email the completed form before the closing date of 07 January 2026 to: [email protected]

For more details, visit: https://www.dhs.gov.za/node/2091

15/12/2025

Dear Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation Community,

As we approach the festive season, we wish you a joyful Christmas and a wonderful start to the New Year. Thank you for being part of the RQMF community throughout 2025.

We also invite you to save the date for next year’s RQMF 2026 Conference, Exhibition & Awards, taking place on 10–11 November 2026. More details will follow in the new year.

Wishing you rest, joy, and a meaningful festive break.

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Rain Queen Modjadji Achievers Awards

*HRM Dr Tebogo Modjadji-Kekana – Championing Dignity: 100 000 Girls, Zero Period Poverty*Hey there! Let me tell you abou...
09/12/2025

*HRM Dr Tebogo Modjadji-Kekana – Championing Dignity: 100 000 Girls, Zero Period Poverty*

Hey there! Let me tell you about an inspiring effort led by HRM Dr Tebogo Modjadji-Kekana, a Founder and Chairman of the Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation who’s on a mission to smash period poverty across rural Africa by handing out sanitary pads to 100 000 girls.
*Why it matters*
Period poverty isn’t just a health hiccup – it’s a massive barrier to education and future opportunities. In South Africa alone, roughly 7 million women and girls can’t afford pads, and about 30 % of school‑going girls miss four to five days of class each month because of it . ¹ Globally, UNESCO estimates that 1 in 10 African girls skip school during their periods . ² When a girl stays home, she loses not only lessons but also confidence, health, and long‑term earning potential.
*Dr Modjadji’s bold plan*

- *Mass distribution* – 100 000 pads will reach remote schools and community hubs, mixing disposable and reusable options to see what works best locally.
- *Education & empowerment* – Workshops on menstrual health run with partners like the MENstruation Foundation will break stigma and teach girls about their bodies . ³
- *Local production* – By linking the drive to women‑led social enterprises (e.g., Lindiwe Sanitary Pads, which already supplied 10 000 girls ⁴), the project creates jobs and builds a sustainable supply chain right where it’s needed.
- *Data‑driven impact* – Simple tracking tools will measure attendance, health outcomes, and dropout rates, feeding the results back to donors and partners to prove the ROI of dignity.
*What we can expect*

Early pilots in similar programmes show a *30 % drop in absenteeism* when pads are reliably available . Fewer infections from improvised materials, higher self‑esteem, and a ripple of economic benefit as women employed in pad production earn steady income .
*How you can join*

Dr Modjadji invites corporates, philanthropists, and community leaders to get on board. Whether it’s funding a distribution round, sponsoring a workshop, or simply spreading the word, every contribution moves a girl from “missing school” to “making history.”

Let’s help Dr Modjadji turn this vision into reality—one pad, one classroom, one brighter future at a time. 🌟

08/12/2025

*Investment Opportunity – Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation & Dr Tebogo Modjadji‑Kekana Chamber of Business & Tourism*
*Executive Summary*
The Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation and the Dr Tebogo Modjadji‑Kekana Chamber of Business & Tourism invite forward‑thinking investors to join a partnership that blends cultural heritage with sustainable economic development. Our mission is to create measurable, community‑wide benefits through tourism, agribusiness, renewable energy and education initiatives.

*Why Invest?*
- *Tangible Impact:* Projects deliver clear socio‑economic returns – job creation, skills transfer and local enterprise growth.
- *Strategic Positioning:* Leverage the iconic Modjadji legacy and the Chamber’s extensive network across South Africa and beyond.
- *Attractive Returns:* Competitive, risk‑adjusted yields backed by diversified revenue streams (tourism fees, grant funding, carbon credits).

*Current Opportunities*
1. *Eco‑Tourism Lodge (Bushveld Reserve)* – 30‑room sustainable lodge with conference facilities.
2. *Solar‑Power Micro‑Grid for Rural Schools* – 5 MW installation with power‑purchase agreements.
3. *Agri‑Tech Hub* – Training centre and incubator for small‑holder farmers using precision farming.

*Upcoming Partnership Milestones*
- *MOU Signing:* This morning, Dr Tebogo will meet CEOs of both institutions and a delegation of Chinese investors to formalise cooperation agreements.
- *Project Roll‑out:* Target launch Q3 2026, with first revenue streams expected within 12 months.

*How to Get Involved*
- *Equity / Debt Participation:* Minimum commitment ZAR 25 million (equity) or ZAR 8 million (debt).
- *Joint Venture:* Co‑development of specific projects with shared risk and reward.
- *Philanthropic Sponsorship:* Brand alignment with foundation initiatives for CSR credit.

*signed by:
_Dr Tebogo Modjadji‑Kekana_ – Chairman, Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation & Chamber of Business and Tourism

08/12/2025

Dr Tebogo would like to emphasise that the Rain Queen Modjadji Foundation and Dr Tebogo Modjadji-kekana Chamber of business and tourism are open for investment and are eager to form partnerships that can lead to tangible economic benefits for our communities.

Dr Tebogo is meeting with both institutions CEOs and the Chinese Investors to sign their working documents ( MOU) this morning



05/12/2025

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