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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Lepas South Africa Supports Black Coffee Foundation’s Expanded Gift of Sight Initiative

Lepas South Africa Supports Black Coffee Foundation’s Expanded Gift of Sight Initiative

11 August 2026 by Guest

As the official mobility partner of the Black Coffee Foundation, Lepas supported the delivery of the Gift of Sight initiative at Zenzeleni Primary School in Alexandra. The four-day programme provided learners with comprehensive eye screenings and vision assessments, while introducing oral health assessments and access to essential dental care for the first time. Through its …

  • As the official mobility partner of the Black Coffee Foundation, Lepas supported the delivery of the Gift of Sight initiative at Zenzeleni Primary School in Alexandra.
  • The four-day programme provided learners with comprehensive eye screenings and vision assessments, while introducing oral health assessments and access to essential dental care for the first time.
  • Through its continued partnership with the Foundation, Lepas helped bring vital healthcare services directly to learners, supporting their wellbeing, confidence and ability to learn.

Lepas South Africa supported the latest phase of the Black Coffee Foundation’s Gift of Sight initiative at Zenzeleni Primary School in Alexandra between 27-30 July.

As the Foundation’s official mobility partner, Lepas provided transportation for the programme team and supported the delivery of the four-day initiative, helping to ensure that essential healthcare services reached learners directly.

The programme provided comprehensive eye screenings and vision assessments to identify eyesight challenges that could affect learners’ education, confidence and development.

This phase also marked the first expansion of the Gift of Sight initiative beyond eye care, introducing oral health assessments and access to essential dental care for learners who required further support.

“Our partnership with the Black Coffee Foundation is about more than providing transport. It is about helping meaningful programmes reach the communities they are intended to serve. Through the Gift of Sight initiative, we are proud to play a practical role in improving learners’ access to essential eye and dental care,” said Jay Jay Botes, General Manager at Lepas and Chery South Africa.

Lepas formed part of a network of organisations that supported the initiative, including Tania Noach Optometrists, the South African Optometric Association, Love Maison33 and JHB VIP.

Fourways Dental Studio facilitated the introduction of dental screenings and follow-up care where required, while Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital supported ongoing eye testing as part of the initiative. The programme also welcomed new partner Diamonds Do Good, which committed investment through the Black Coffee Foundation.

“Every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow and reach their full potential without preventable health challenges standing in their way,” said Lungie Maphumulo, CEO of the Black Coffee Foundation.

“Through Gift of Sight, we have already seen the difference that early vision screening can make in a child’s education. By expanding the programme to include oral healthcare, we took another important step towards supporting the overall wellbeing of learners. We are grateful to Lepas for providing mobility support, as well as to our longstanding partners and the new organisations that joined us in helping to make an even greater impact.”

The early identification of vision and dental concerns helped ensure that learners could receive appropriate care before these challenges became barriers to their education and development.

Through its continued partnership with the Black Coffee Foundation, Lepas has supported the delivery of community-led programmes that improve access to essential services for children and families across South Africa.

About Lepas

Lepas is Chery Group’s aspirational lifestyle automotive brand, created for design-conscious customers seeking expressive styling, intelligent technology, comfort and everyday practicality. In South Africa, the brand is aimed at young families and urban professionals.

At the centre of the Lepas identity is “Leopard Aesthetics”, the brand’s distinctive design language. Inspired by the strength, movement and elegance of the leopard, these qualities inform the proportions, surfaces and visual character of Lepas vehicles.

Lepas made its international debut in April 2025, followed by a South African brand soft launch in November 2025. The brand’s local product introduction began with the launch of the L4 in March 2026. The introduction of the L6 expands the local range, with further models planned as Lepas develops its presence in South Africa.

Lepas currently has 29 operational dealerships nationwide, with Waterfall the latest addition to its retail footprint. A total of 42 dealerships have been appointed, supported by 39 appointed service stations and trained technicians nationwide.

Within Chery Group’s portfolio, Lepas occupies a distinct position alongside Chery, OMODA, JAECOO and iCAUR, with a focus on contemporary design, intelligent technology, comfort and lifestyle-oriented mobility.

Lepas is supported by the global resources, engineering expertise and expanding South African footprint of Chery Group. The Group’s investment in the Rosslyn manufacturing facility in Pretoria demonstrates its long-term commitment to the local automotive industry and provides a strong foundation for the continued growth of its brands in South Africa.

Lepas customers benefit from a five-year/150,000 km vehicle warranty, a five-year/75,000 km service plan, roadside assistance and a 10-year/one-million km engine warranty applicable to the first owner. Every L4 Javan and Pantera also includes a standard two-year Lepas Care plan, covering selected minor cosmetic repairs, transport assistance and mobility support.

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As the official mobility partner of the Black Coffee Foundation, Lepas supported the delivery of the Gift of Sight initiative at Zenzeleni Primary School in Alexandra. Photo: Lepas South Africa

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