What’s Happening

Together with KwaSizabantu Mission, aQuellé and community members embarked on a local clean-up on Saturday, 25 October 2021. In association with local councilors from Umvoti and Maphumulo, a tremendous turnout of close to 500 people saw the day to be a great success.

We are delighted to be part of an amazing initiative with KwaSizabantu Mission in delivering food and water to areas affected by the recent unrest.

Emseni, meaning Place of Grace, beautifully describes the site of the new aQuellé bottling facility, recently built on Emseni Farm, adjacent to the original bottling plant.

#ThumaMina! Let’s all join together to make a difference. We have donated R500 000 into the Covid-19 Solidarity Fund and pray together, Nkosi sikelel’ iAfrika

Together with KwaSizabantu Mission and the Concerned Young People of South Africa, aQuellé reached out to communities in Muden in support of 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence.

Emseni, meaning Place of Grace, beautifully describes the site of the new aQuellé bottling facility, recently built on Emseni Farm, adjacent to the original bottling plant.

We delivered 36 tons of aQuellé for disaster relief in the Free State.

During International Clean-Up and Recycle Week, we planted trees at schools in our local communities, as part of the aQuellé Spread Kindness campaign.

Kindness is contagious. While all of us are feeling the effects of the Coronavirus, we want to highlight the joy people are bringing to others.

We teamed up with local organisations to distribute sanitizers, masks, information flyers and aQuellé to our surrounding communities.

Life is busy. Especially online. We’re so busy scrolling, pressing and answering, that we miss what’s actually happening around us. At aQuellé, we think it’s time to log out this summer and choose joy for real.

Joy needs to be shared! When aQuellé’s logo and labels were given a new look, we had to share this joy by giving some communities a brand new look.