The Bacha Ba Dichaba, is an organisation which was formed by young people, with the aim to develop their communities in all aspects of life . It is an organisation that lives in hope, to eradicate poverty, prepare the youth to have a bright future, to educate people to recognize their weakness and strength, in order to utilize the resources they have to their best. In simplest, it aims to change the mindset of young people. It was therefore, introduced by a young man named Thabang Lichaba in a year 2014, in his community.
The organisation thereof, gave awards and certificates to four (4) schools this year; Ntsikane, Katlego, Madingaone and Baikagetse Primary Schools with the total number of 85 learners. The Spelling had the top three (3) winners, Katlego Primary School followed by the Baikagetse and Madingaone Primary Schools, they are champions of Bacha ba Dichaba Explore of spelling Bee Competiton.
They however not giving awards according to the best performing students in academics or Sports neither on any other extracurricular activities that took place within the schools. Specifically they award learners according to the spelling bee competition, this is the reason that the organisation is not accredited by the department of education.
"We have been getting good respond so far about the event, we are catered and that shows a good respond and forward progress." Said Thabang. The Bacha ba Dichaba Explore, is a Non- Profiting organisation that focuses on sport for development, Physical Educational support programme and Life skills including Career programmes.in 2014 they hosted their first spelling bee competition,with six (6) Primary Schools from Etwatwa and within that year it also hosted a soccer tournament which included twelve (12) primary schools , 2015 they helped Rolihlahla Primary School by training their learners for Spelling bee competition. Between 2016-2017 they worked Mrs Roshin from department of education to coordinate their spelling bee competition and lastly, in 2018 they hosted their spelling bee competition at fine town with 4 Primary Schools