A.S.O. continues Tour de France partnership with the Qhubeka charity, and extends to include the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift for 2022

Amaury Sport Organisation (A.S.O.) today announces the continuation of its partnership with the Qhubeka Charity (Qhubeka) as an official charity supported by the Tour de France for the race in 2022 (from 1 to 24 July). Qhubeka will also now be a charity supported by the 2022 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift race (from 24 to 31 July). Qhubeka has been one of the charities supported by the Tour de France for several years now and this has led to the distribution of over 500 bicycles to schoolchildren directly funded by A.S.O. through their donation of one bicycle for every rider in the race (around 180 per year),

Top Performing Schools 2021

We’re excited for another year of helping people move forward with bicycles. The class of 2021 started grade 1 in 2010 with 1 117 000learners. After 12 years of study, only 63% had made it to the final exam. That means 538 000children dropped out during their school careers. Only 48% of those that

Selelekela Secondary School

Learn-to-earn Programmes: Scholar Mobility These programmes are targeted at children, who earn bicycles in various ways, with different earning criteria. Bicycles make it easier for schoolchildren to get to and from school, helping to improve their attendance and performance. 1050 BICYCLES DISTRIBUTED IN GAUTENG WITH CITY OF JOBURG THIS MAY City of Johannesburg (CoJ) is

Calitzdorp High School

Learn-to-earn Programmes: Scholar Mobility These programmes are targeted at children, who earn bicycles in various ways, with different earning criteria. Bicycles make it easier for schoolchildren to get to and from school, helping to improve their attendance and performance. Braais and bicycles are changing lives in Calitzdorp Today in Calitzdorp, 200 schoolchildren were the thrilled

Nwakhada Secondary School

Learn-to-earn Programmes Schoolchildren earn Qhubeka Bicycles by committing to improve their school attendance. Bicycles make it easier and faster to get to school. Sylvester's Story "The best is because when I comes to school it help me exercise my body for my healthy."

Are you taking part in a cycling event? Whether it’s a road race, a MTB event or a triathlon, and whether you’re a beginner or a more advanced rider, you can help to raise funds for Qhubeka by ‘riding on us’. We rely on people like you, who share our passion for bicycles and the

The numbers are out. 430 000 Trees from Qhubeka

In 2012, Tree-preneurs grew 430 000 trees in South Africa. We are fighting for a greener future through growing forests and putting kids onto bicycles in Africa.

Team MTN-Qhubeka attends bike handover

Team MTN-Qhubeka powered by Samsung attended a bike handover in Vosloorus during the team’s training camp in December.

Team MTN-Qhubeka earns Professional Continental license

Team MTN-Qhubeka, which is registered in South Africa, has become the first African team to join the second division of world cycling; the highest level from any team on the continent after the International Cycling Union (UCI) confirmed its status as a Professional Continental team for 2013. MTN South Africa Chief Marketing Officer Serame Taukobong

Do-Something-Now/St. John bike handover

On Friday the 4th of January 2013 San Diego based organization Do-Something-Now, aimed at making a massive difference in people’s lives around the globe, handed over 25 Qhubeka bicycles to St. John home-based caregivers in Cape Town. Do-Something-Now wanted to assist a South African establishment that supported patients with cancer and HIV/AIDS, and visiting board