In 2020 the G4G South Africa program grew from 59 mentees to 209 mentees that joined under the following cohorts: the Asnath Mahapa Foundation (STEM High School cohort), the Diaspora cohort (University and High School mentees from 10 countries), the Trever Huddleston Memorial Centre Westbury High School students, the University of Johannesburg, and the University of Pretoria. In 2020, 71 Mentors actively supported the mentoring at these 5 cohorts. Notable in 2020 was the inclusion of the younger age groups in the form of the High School Mentees, and the establishment of our Alumni network that is led by former Mentees with a membership of 216 Mentees.

In 2021 G4G South Africa increased participation to 316 Mentees and 101 active Mentors, who were part of 10 cohorts. Four cohorts carried forward from 2020, and these were: the Diaspora cohort, the Trevor Huddleston Memorial Centre, the University of Johannesburg, and the University of Pretoria. We then added 6 new cohorts: Athlone Girls High School, Mamelodi cohort, Multi-University cohort (including mentees from Uganda, Kenya and Zimbabwe), the Rivers Foundation cohort, the Tertiary cohort and the Young Professionals cohort. For the first time G4G South Africa had a cohort that covered young professional women.

As of December 2021, G4G South Africa has 359 trained Mentors whom we hope to help grow our reach in 2022 – we have 11 active leads that we expect to reach maturity in 2022. These include strategic organizations that shall give us access to wider mentee groups such as the Gauteng Department of Basic Education and The Institute of People Management (IPM), a professional membership body that represents Human Resources Management. To date we have graduated 394 Mentees (those that attended at least 4 sessions) out of 584 mentees that have ever attended at least one session.