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Connect At Our 2026 Campfire Chats | SCOUTS South Africa | SA News

16 July 2026 by Guest

campfireEvery last Wednesday of the month, adult leaders and youth from across the country come together virtually to discuss a variety of exciting Scouting-related topics, all presented by fellow dedicated volunteers. Join us for a chat, a laugh, and engage with your peers from your home.

If you have a topic to propose, or would be keen to present a campfire chat, don’t hesitate to reach out to our Chair Adult Support, [email protected]

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  • Diverse topics: Each campfire chat covers something new, from programme activities to events, and more!
  • Interactive discussions: The virtual campfire chats are designed to be interactive, giving everyone a chance to connect with other…

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    5 September 2026 at 6:01 pm

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