The latest edition of the Blue Skies Newsletter ‘Pelican News’ is out now. Click here to download it. In this month’s newsletter Blue Skies unveils its mission to stand the test of time, we meet Mbali Mbhele of Blue Skies South Africa and more Foundation projects are completed. Pelican News is a monthly […]
Author: Simon Derrick
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Blue Skies conquer Three Peaks Ghana
Blue Skies Ghana participated in the 3 peaks challenge on 9th and 10th September, 2016, organised by Kosmos Energy Ghana. The challenge brought together seven corporate bodies; Tullow oil, Kosmos Energy, Atuabo Freeport, China Habour, Pensile Enchile Letsa and Ankamah Consult, Dun & Bradstreet and Blue Skies. The objective for […]
Blue Skies to go on a Great Fruit Adventure
Blue Skies will be hosting a visit by Max MacGillivray and Gareth Jones who will be travelling by motorcycle from London to Cape Town between November 2016 and February 2017. Called ‘The Great Fruit Adventure’, Max and Gareth are aiming to raise awareness among young people about the importance of […]
The Vegetable Report: Lettuce Month
It is another “Veges Season” and you know it’s just about time to ignite smiles on the faces of stressed and hungry staff. It gives us great joy to see and hear people happy whenever they are served with meals garnished with vegetables from their own farm. To us on […]
Fruit in a Bottle launched in South Africa
Blue Skies has launched a new range of freshly squeezed juices and still lemonades in South Africa. Called ‘Fruit in a Bottle,’ the range is being sold at local food markets, festivals and delivered to neighbourhoods in the Guateng province. Fruit in a Bottle is simply 100% natural freshly squeezed […]
Unsustainability
Everyone is talking about ‘Sustainability’ these days. Once they were talking about ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ and then ‘Corporate Responsibility’ became the talk of the town, presumably because the ‘Social’ part didn’t like all the attention and ran away. Now ‘Sustainability’ has rolled up in a flash new jumper and stolen […]
