By Everson Luhanga
- Princess Eurika Mogane won SAHA15’s Gold Blazer Lifetime Achievement Award for Community Empowerment, one of the youngest honoured this year.
- Mogane helped feed and give water to 6,000 families in 2020 and last year gave 1,400 entrepreneurs free professional services.
Princess Eurika Mogane has received a Gold Blazer Lifetime Achievement Award for Community Empowerment from SAHA15. She is one of the youngest people honoured in this category this year.
Her record includes more than 53 accolades over 17 years. The work covers community relief, business support and leadership in several sectors.
In 2020, Mogane led the coordination of a food and water project during the Covid-19 pandemic. The effort reached 6,000 families. More than 100 volunteers took part.
Last year, she gave 1,400 entrepreneurs free professional services. The work formed part of her wider community empowerment efforts.
Mogane works through the Tharika M Group, which operates in scholar transport, tourism and publishing. She also serves as a board member of the Kruger Lowveld Chamber of Business and Tourism.
She is secretary general of the SA Royal Princess Network.
Her work is said to carry on the legacy of her namesake, Her Royal Highness Babonang Makunyane Mogane, through modern service.
Mogane will be honoured at a gala in the Free State, alongside Queen Mother Mathokoana Mopeli and Her Majesty Kgosi Gaboiielwe Moroka.
Pictured above: Princess Eurika Mogane, named a Gold Blazer recipient for the Lifetime Achievement Award in Community Empowerment by SAHA15.
Image source: Princess Eurika Mogane/Facebook
