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rphaned, abused, abandoned and neglected children from Lansdowne are being cared for by the Al-Muhaymin Youth Care, a registered non-profit organisation in Kenwyn.

“My late husband Marhoom Hajji Phaldie Zoutenberg and I established the centre on 30 September 2013. The primary objective of the organisation is to provide care to all the children in the centre. Our mission is to afford each child with quality schooling, homework assistance, additional tuition and religious studies, while also encouraging participation in sports, social and cultural activities – all within a safe environment,” says Muallimah Najmoonnisha, also fondly referred to as Ma Zoutenberg.

Najmoonnisha had been teaching for about 40 years prior to establishing Al-Muhaymin and her husband had his own business. Together they raised four daughters, all of whom have graduated and are doing well.

“We decided to start an orphanage to address the need that exists in society. Due to the free time we had, it aided us to establish the organisation very quickly. Initially, at the time of establishment, the children were housed within the main house with me and my husband.

“Due to the influx of kids, there was a need to convert the garage into a two-bedroomed separate entrance. Alhamdulillah, this was achieved within the first two years of the organisation’s existence and we managed to house up to 14 children,” she says.

Najmoonnisha is a registered safety care parent and the number of children fluctuates depending on urgent placements.

Due to the number of children who need to be taken care of, there are huge financial constraints.

“We rely solely on donations for the day-today running costs. Two of the children attend the Jumpstart Educare of Aziza Ebrahim in Lansdowne and I am grateful for the guidance and assistance she also gives to everyone in Lansdowne and surrounding communities,” Najmoonnisha says.

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PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNE Tuesday, 10 March 2020

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Table tennis project gets thumbs up NETTALIE VILJOEN NETTALIE.VILJOEN@MEDIA24.COM

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ight off the bat, an initiative to install cement table tennis tables at schools, community centres, public parks and even the odd seniors’ centre, achieved its aim – to bring people together.

Mere days after the launch of the very first cement table at Welcome Primary School in Heideveld in June 2017, the school’s principal

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Christopher Jacob said: “It is so beautiful to see the learners milling around whilst others are playing.”

Three years later, the number of cement tables installed stands at 19 with the latest one gracing the grounds at Batavia School of Skills in Claremont. And plans for the next one (at Woodlands Primary School, also in Heideveld) are already under way.

James Fernie, founding director of Uthando (Love) South Africa, says they hope that the exciting initiative will gain even more momentum.

“First of all, we would like to promote the tables to many more schools across the Cape Flats. Then, I am also in discussions

with Shane Overmeyer, a South African table tennis champion, on how we can best educate children on the sport and how to utilise the tables properly. We are planning to put it out to the table tennis associations, looking at how we can continue to engage with schools and their learners to further promote the sport.”

The initiative is cemented in Uthando’s goal to help transform communities through sport.

Fernie says table tennis, a sport that can be played by people of all ages and from all cultural and social backgrounds, was the obvious choice. “And it is incredibly fun.”

He explains that the idea is for the tables to be a very durable, functional, art installation; something that will last for many years.

“A steel or wooden table would just be stolen or vandalised. And that’s when I thought of cement. So far, of the 19 tables we have installed, all are 100 percent intact.”

Uthando, registered as a not-for-profit company, links tourism companies with community development projects. By so doing it can facilitate the support of various local outreach projects.

The 1.2-ton tennis table costs about R35 000 to manufacture, deliver and install (by a civil engineer).

“The table that was installed at Batavia on 27 February, for example, was sponsored by a company in America called Africa Adventure Consultants. It is a tour company that sends clients to South Africa. It is one of our relationships that we have in the tourism industry,” says Fernie.

What makes these tables even more unique is the artwork which they are decorated with.

Juma Mkwela, who runs Arts Tours, designs and paints the tables together with the school’s learners and the table’s sponsor.

“Even the installation of the table is aimed at creating an inclusive situation. Everybody who is involved – the donors, the recipients, the kids who are going to use it – participate in the table’s artwork,” Fernie says.

V For more information or to support the project, call 021 683 8523 or visit its website at www.uthandosa.org.

Batavia School of Skills deputy principal Etienne de Villiers and James Fernie of Uthando (Love) South Africa with learners from the school at the official launch of the cement table tennis table.

City’s quest to grow investment KAYLYNNE BANTOM KAYLYNNE.BANTOM@MEDIA24.COM

“Cape Town is open for business and there has never been a better time to invest in our beautiful city.” So says James Vos, Mayco member for economic opportunities and asset management. The City of Cape Town recently launched the CPT+U Citizens Campaign. The campaign aims to encourage residents to share their success stories and to show how they are investing in the city through their actions, both big and small.

Vos says: “We want citizens to connect with their city, share their stories on why to invest. From small business to big business to any citizen doing something for their city in their workplace or in their community. The aim is to ignite a sense of pride in Capetonians and to inspire people to spontaneously start talking about Cape Town as an investment destination.”

Vos added that over the next few months, the campaign will highlight how Capetonians are making the city a success by sharing their inspiring business stories.

Mayor Dan Plato, who attended the launch, says: “Looking at the economic climate in South Africa and the impact of the Coronavirus on the world, things are not looking very bright. In Cape Town we are trying to be resilient so that we can withstand all the issues affecting the country.

This campaign is one such example.”

Plato says the campaign is about highlighting the ease of doing business in the city. “There is no reason why Cape Town and the Western Cape economy cannot outgrow the national economy. We need to create more job opportunities and that is why we need to partner with the right people.”

Vos says: “A CPT+U digital pack will be available for download, including a social media banner and generic social media post artwork, which can be used across social media platforms.”

He encouraged people to tune into radio stations where more about the campaign and success stories will be shared.

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HANOVER PARK

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lasting relationship “It is no secret that was forged in the 11 the challenges that we, days that the cricket club, as Birmingham Bulls, Birmingham Bulls, spent face and deal with in in Cape Town on their inthe UK are not in any augural tour of South Afriway akin to the chalca. They were hosted by lenges that so many in the community cricket Cape Town, and specifclub Fish Rite Hanover ically areas such as Park and the touring side Hanover Park, face on consisted of a mixture of a daily basis.” u.11 and u.15 boys.

He says they have “Myself and Sat Mathakit, equipment, beautiru met the Fish Rite Hanoful and lush turfs, and ver Park management and affluent clubs who players when they were on have no real issue findtour to the UK in August of Yusuf Samir, captain of Birmingham ing sponsors.

2019 – itself a monumental Bulls, preparing to hit a shot, while “We have a district achievement for a club Christopher Lodewyk, coach/manager and county trial systhat has seen its fair share of Fish Rite Hanover Park, looks on. tem that is fair and balof struggles with limited anced – all of this we facilities, and located in an area where depri- have in so much abundance that it is shamevation and poverty is higher than most other ful when we consider for a moment how little districts of Cape Town,” says Samir Rauf, a pivotal and life changing community club manager of the Birmingham Bulls. like Hanover Park have in comparison.”

Their first tour game was against HarHe adds that the real giants of the game borne Cricket Club where most of the Bir- could be JP Duminy, Hashim Amla and Vermingham Bulls play from. The relationship non Philander. developed and we were swiftly invited to tour “I, however, will argue that the unsung Cape Town with Hanover Park management, true giants are Ashraf Allie, Safwaan Doutie, reassuring them that they would host us with President, Yahjar Davids, Riyaad GamielCapetonian hospitality. dien, Magboeba Davids, Wesley Seconds, “Right from our arrival at the airport to a Christopher Lodewyk and Fatima Domingo fanfare and frenzy, to our last T20 game win- of Hanover Park who work so tirelessly and ning the final against a solid and sporting selflessly to assure and remind us all that Primrose Cricket Club, to scenes that could there are decent men and women left in this only be described as unimaginable, we were very divided world that will take time out completely overwhelmed and bowled over by and struggle to make cricket and sport accesthe love, care, and effort shown to ensure we sible to so many underprivileged and forgotwere always comfortable and always smiling ten children, who so badly need sport in their throughout our stay,” he says. life,” Rauf says.

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he Kingdom Connected Campers (KCC) from Richmond in the Central Karoo, who use dance to develop young talent, will perform one of South Africa’s oldest indigenous dance styles, riel, at the Cape Town Carnival taking place on Saturday 21 March, on Green Point’s Fan Walk.

An age-old dance style originally performed by Khoisan hunters, one of the first people to inhabit Southern Africa, riel is a celebratory form of dance usually performed around a campfire after hunting expeditions, or following a good harvest when farm labourers or sheep shearers come home from work. Set to the beat of boeremusiek, riel employs fancy footwork that kicks up a lot of dust.

Thys Bouwers, founder and director of the Northern Cape non-profit youth organisation, says: “We formed KCC in 2017 to address crime among our youth in our little town. As in so many farming communities, poverty leading to crime is a major issue affecting poorer families and youth who are trying to survive.” Richmond, a farming town just off the N1 highway between Beaufort West and Colesberg, is far removed from the commercial, well-resourced cities of South Africa, and is bearing the brunt of the worst drought in more than a century.

“Dance, and in our case, riel, has given youth a reason to believe that there’s more to life than the incredible hardships they experience, and it provides a temporary reprieve from their harsh realities, giving them a sense of pride and purpose.”

Many indigenous Northern Cape tribes, such as the ancient San, Khoi and Nama, of whom many Afrikaans-speaking coloured Northern Cape people are descendants, perform riel with a sense of pride. The dance, regarded as a highly prized part of their heritage, is a true celebration of ancient traditions that finds new expression in contemporary forms. In recent years riel has featured prominently at the Afrikaanse Taal en Kultuurverening (ATKV) festivals, and the “Nuwe Graskoue Trappers” from Wupperthal in the Cederberg won awards for it five years ago at the World Championship of Performing Arts in Los Angeles.

Starting off with 25 dancers, two and a half years ago, KCC has doubled in size, with highlights being performances at Richmond’s Street Dance festival, the town’s book festival and the Karoo Eisteddfod, and now, for a second year running, at the Cape Town Carnival.

“To us, carnival means working together, respecting other people and their cultures, and accepting each other for who and what we are. Carnival will give us the exposure we need, and hopefully open up new opportunities for us to develop the youngsters further,” says Bouwers.

The KCC dancers will put their best feet forward in the “Dance! Energy in Motion” performance pod, a celebration of South Africa’s dance styles which include, along with riel, gumboot dancing by Phatizwelethu, Masizakhe, Masi Creative Hub and IthembaLabantu.

Esmerelda Scheepers and Ashley Ramantshane, both from Richmond, are KCC dancers who see carnival and the crowed of 50 000+ that it attracts as an opportunity to show what they’re made of.

Scheepers describes taking part in the Carnival as “a privilege” and an opportunity to show off her talent, while Ramantshane says: “It opens my eyes to different cultures, creativity and talent, and allows me to dream and think big.”

From marimba to marabi, uhadi to riel; from the voices of our women to the footsteps of our ancestors; from the beat of the drum to the echoing calls for change: the Cape Town Carnival’s 2020 “Incredible Journey: Sounds of South Africa” theme will showcase the music, song, dance and art of our country.

V The free-to-view public event also offers catered for, pre-reserved seating and hospitality stands. Visit www.capetowncarnival.com for more information.

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n the Western Province Cricket Association’s first division competition, Green Point took a step nearer to winning promotion to the premier league following a 26run win over United.

Green Point batted first and was in deep trouble at 85/8 but intelligent batting by tail ender Josh Savage (23) not out saw them recover to 130 all out in their alloted 50 overs.

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SANTOS FALL SHORT IN LANSDOWNE: Craig Joemath of Zizwe United (left) pulls Santos’ Vuyolomzi Mfiki in the goal area which led to a penalty during a second division game played in Lansdowne on Saturday 7 March. The goal which resulted from the penalty spot kept Santos in the game, but was not enough to stop the current log-leaders to run out 3-2 winners on the day.

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estridge Yankees’ recent form in the women’s super league of the Cape Town Softball Association and the recent defeat of Lavender Hill against Glenthorn A’s, has set the scene for an exciting end to the season.

While Yankees was on a break the past weekend, Lavender Hill disposed of Kenfac Phillies with a 6-2 victory. This brought Lavender Hill level with Yankees on 42 points. The two teams meet in the grand finale of the league competition, set for 18:00 on Saturday 14 March at the Turfhall Softball Stadium. The winner also has an added opportunity for the coveted double when the two teams meet again on Sunday in the knockout (KO) final.

All five of Yankees’ teams will be seen in action in the KO on Sunday 15 March.

The women’s major league team can add the KO trophy to their league title when they face Table View Tornados.

In a weekend of many possible doubles, First League champions Glenthorn A’s face Khayelitsha Eagles and Silvertree Titans, the second league winners, hope to do likewise when they play Table View Tornados on Sunday. Yankees face Khayelitsha Superstars in the third league KO after annexing the league title. Not to be outdone by their club-mates, Yankees’ men also have a chance to clinch the potential double when they play Hamiltons in the men’s major league KO final. The double is dependent on the outcome, not known at the time of going to print, of the league game played last night between Khayelitsha Eagles and Hamiltons. A Hammies victory will seal the league for Yankees. The Yankees’ second league men’s side face Heidev-

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Fixtures: League: Saturday 14 March: Super League: 14:00: Heideveld Yankees vs Falcons; 16:00 Kenfac Phillies vs Glenthorn A’s; 18:00 A Lavender Hill vs Westridge Yankees First League: 14:00: Panthers vs Glenthorn A’s; 14:00: Battswood vs Blackheath; 15:30: St Martins vs Lavender Hill; 17:00: Crusaders vs Khayelitsha Eagles; 17:00: Panthers vs Blackheath Second League: 14:00: Kenfac Phillies vs Silvertree Titans; 15:30: Table View Tornados vs Devonshire Rovers; 17:00: Falcons vs Tantasport Third League: 15:30: Blackheath vs St Augustines KO finals: Sunday 15 March: Women: Third League: 11:00: Westridge Yankees vs Khayelitsha Superstars

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