Khulanathi Forestry

12/10/2026

[IN PHOTOS] | When communities call, we believe in playing our part. Khulanathi Forestry recently received a request to donate timber poles to assist with the repair of a bridge in KwaDukuduku, KwaZulu-Natal. Today, our dedicated employees came together to load the truck in preparation for delivering the poles to support this community initiative.
At Khulanathi Forestry, we recognise that our responsibility extends beyond forestry. We are committed to making a meaningful difference in the communities where we operate, supporting local development and contributing to initiatives that improve people’s lives.

📩 For more information, contact us at: 035 789 3185

02/10/2026

02/10/2026

Seeing the trees that once gave Maxwell Street its beautiful green character being cut down was painful. 🌳💔 We cannot normalise losing mature trees without thinking about what we are leaving behind.

But instead of only mourning what was lost, Green Chapter Foundation has chosen to plant again. 💚🌱

We are closing thr Arbor Month on a high note, together with our sponsor Khulanathi Forestry, we are going back to Maxwell Street to begin restoring its green legacy.

02/10/2026

Thrilled to be part of such an incredible initiative. Khulanathi Forestry cares for the environment! Thank you Green Chapter Foundation!

29/09/2026

The Khulanathi Forestry Board of Directors conducted an operational site visit at our Kwambonambi Weighbridge Depot.

The visit focused on reviewing operational efficiency, compliance, safety, and overall depot activities to ensure that our operations continue to meet the required standards.
If you’re in or around Kwambonambi, you can also visit our depot for quality treated and untreated timber poles available for sale.

We are also proud to support our small-scale growers, with the majority of our growers being FSC certified 🌟

24/09/2026

Today we celebrate the rich cultures that make us all one nation. Happy Heritage Day 🇿🇦

17/09/2026

On 15 September 2026, Khulanathi Growers Trust hosted an information session in Manguzi, KwaZulu-Natal, as we continue laying the foundation for a bold vision: one day having our very own bank.

Through Khulanathi Co-operative, we are working towards financial independence for rural farmers, creating opportunities for sustainable growth, empowerment and a stronger future for our farming communities.
This is more than a dream. It is a journey of collective vision, unity and determination.

For enquires please email: [email protected]

31/08/2026

A slight detour to our favourite timber supply spot - Khulanathi Forestry Teza Sawmill! Airlink

18/08/2026

Recently, Khulanathi Forestry hosted First Aid Training for small-scale growers and contractors, conducted by Medi-Aid Academy on behalf of Khulanathi Forestry.

Safety is at the heart of everything we do. By equipping our growers and contractors with essential first-aid skills, we are taking another important step towards creating safer workplaces and communities. 🌱🦺

15/08/2026

On 14 August, Khulanathi Forestry, in partnership with Mondi, hosted a successful Field Day in the Macambini area. 🌱🌳
It was a great day of learning, collaboration, knowledge-sharing and connecting with the community. We’re proud of the turnout and the positive engagement throughout the day.

A big thank you to everyone who contributed to making the day a success! 🙌🏾