As part of CODE’s commitment to community, we partnered with Morris Isaacson High School and renowned Soweto artist Senzo Nhlapo to bring iCourt Yethu to life.
The initiative transformed the school’s basketball court into a vibrant space celebrating youth, sport, art and community.
A Court for the Community
More than just a place to play, the revamped court became a canvas for self-expression. Senzo Nhlapo’s artwork brought local culture into the space, creating an environment where students could play, connect and inspire one another.
Built Together
iCourt Yethu reflected what CODE believes in: the power of community and what we can achieve when we come together. By collaborating with local talent and the school community, we created a space that could be enjoyed by generations of young people.
We C You
For CODE, community has always been about more than clothing. It’s about showing up, creating opportunities and supporting the people around us.
iCourt Yethu was one of the ways we put that belief into action — using sport, art and community to create something that lasts.
