Two Bishops pupils win national R1m investment challenge

Author: Justine LebakaPublished on: September 2, 2026Country: South Africa

Business & Economy

Two Bishops pupils win national R1m investment challenge

Two pupils from Two Bishops school beat 1,000 teams to win a national investment challenge worth R1 million. Their project was praised for its innovation and growth potential. The winners expressed their excitement and gratitude for the opportunity that could turn their ideas into reality.

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