In this newsletter, we read more about a local chess competition that was sponsored by Rooibos Limited. Find out why this competition is so historic and what impact it has on our community in the story below.

We also celebrate three young learners who are part of our extended Rooibos Limited family. These three learners have been elected to student leadership positions at their respective schools. 

In another story, we discover how Rooibos can support one’s liver. Finally, we also read more about why MSN Germany recommends Rooibos as a healthier alternative to coffee. 

All this and more below! 

Rooibos Limited is proud to celebrate the accomplishments of three remarkable young leaders from our extended Rooibos family, who have been elected to serve in student leadership roles at their respective schools.

We are incredibly proud of these young leaders and the values they represent. Their dedication and leadership reflect the spirit of excellence we strive for at Rooibos Limited. Congratulations to them and their families!

In April, the scenic town of Wupperthal hosted the first-ever Rooibos Rapid for Rural Schools (RR4RS) chess tournament — a historic event proudly sponsored by Rooibos Limited.

Learners from Sederberg, Wupperthal, and Elizabethfontein Primary Schools took part in the competition, which aimed to promote critical thinking, discipline, and healthy rivalry among local school children.

Rooibos Limited was honoured to be the main sponsor, providing full support to help bring this meaningful event to life. We are proud to invest in the development of young minds and look forward to seeing RR4RS grow in future.

Click here to read more. 

The liver is one of the body’s most vital and resilient organs, responsible for over 500 essential functions—from detoxifying the bloodstream to metabolising nutrients and storing vitamins. Yet, today’s lifestyle—marked by processed foods, environmental toxins, alcohol, and stress—places a heavy burden on liver health.

According to a recent article in Rolling Out, Rooibos tea may offer natural support for liver function. Caffeine-free and rich in unique antioxidants like aspalathin and nothofagin, Rooibos helps protect liver tissue from oxidative damage and boosts glutathione production, a key detoxifying compound. It also contains quercetin, a plant compound known to reduce inflammation and support healthy liver enzyme activity.

Incorporating Rooibos into your daily routine may be a simple, natural way to help keep your liver functioning optimally.

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MSN Germany recently published an article highlighting Rooibos tea as a healthier alternative to one’s daily cup of coffee. The piece encourages readers to consider swapping their morning brew for Rooibos, suggesting that consistent use may lead to noticeable health benefits over time.

The article outlines several well-known advantages of Rooibos, including its potential to support weight loss, regulate cholesterol levels, and deliver a high dose of antioxidants—all without caffeine.

To read the full article, click here.