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Comment by Ayanda Sacred on June 18, 2015 at 12:03pm

You guys are awfully quiet that side

Comment by doctor mabila on September 10, 2012 at 11:14am

On the 6th of September 2012, Schalk and I joined the group from UK under Athletic Hub on their visit to Holy Family Combined School in Mogwase. The lads from UK Oasis were also accompanied by four youths from Oasis SA by the name of Scotch, Puleng, Mike and Ronnie. We were invited to interact with the class of grade 10s during the english class whereby we were interacting with the youth and asking each other questions and laughing together, from there the lads went to teach computers in the primary school. And after it was time for soccer match between the UK guys vs first team of the school where the match was very interesting and ended up as a draw. And during the match there were many life lessons to reflect on after the match of which we did. and from there the lads met Kagiso who then introduced them to her community where they were going to visit and plant vegetable gardens.

Comment by doctor mabila on December 13, 2011 at 2:10pm

On the 09^th of Dec 2011, Simon and Doc were working in Magalies and where we played a very good soccer game at Magalies informal settlement and making good friends with the local youth (girls and boys). 

Comment by doctor mabila on November 26, 2011 at 9:33am

On the 25th of November the YZ team visited the where Magalies Boys we played an invitational soccer. We met legends like Phillipe who is doing great work taking the youth away from drugs by encourgaing to play football. The team from the community which we played for won 3-1 against Magalies boys high. 

Comment by Tshimologo on November 13, 2011 at 5:12pm

Hi im Tshimologo Mothulwe or just for short,Tee...I'm a young sports leader from holy family .C. School. .yeah,uhm that was just an intro of myself and we shall have more profitable discussions in the near future. .

Comment by doctor mabila on September 6, 2011 at 12:38pm

On the 4th of Sep 2011, The 6 London lads (Andy, David, Armani, Ed, Abdul and Rich), five CC lads (Scotch, Sakhile, Mdu, Chris, Ronnie), Schalla and I  left for trip to Mogwase Youthzone site in Northwest. It was a great momet of networking and learning from each other. It was incredible. On Sunday, the crew met Thomas (sports manager in Holy Family Combined School) and Mr Nair (the headmaster) in the afternoon and went to hang out in the community till late where everyone was sharing and networking. The next day early in the morning the crew left for safari in Pilanesburg game reserve and came back to hang out at the local school with the pupils and teachers. They also spent much time using internet at the Youthzone computer centre where they interacted with their loved ones through emails, facebook and twittering. And then we all went to play a match versus the school and the visitors won 6-2 and had a majority support from the school. We then had lunch prepared by mama Anto at the school. And we all then straight to our host where we had braai fire, and local teachers and headboy and other scholars joining and everyone interacting and exchanging contacts, it was incredible. I must say Mogwase gave a shock by this response and is picking up quickly. 

Comment by doctor mabila on August 10, 2011 at 11:58pm

On the 10 Aug Masi, Nono, Tumi and Doc went to Mogwase to visit the HFCS to organise ABI CSI day

Comment by doctor mabila on December 27, 2010 at 4:21pm

4 days to go 

 

Winning competition

 

Essay contest: is playing soccer a child right?

The 10th of December is International Human Rights Day. A day to celebrate the importance of human rights for freedom and peace around the world. On this day we also celebrate the Rights of the Child. The United Nations agreed that all the children in the world have the same rights. Children have the right to a safe home, to go to school, and to play. A very popular play in South Africa is soccer. It teaches you to cooperate with a
team, how to handle losing a game, and much more. During the World Cup this year, the whole world could see how important soccer is in South Africa.

Soccer is a way for young South Africans to develop, learn to express yourselves and prepare yourself for life. We believe in the power of soccer: yes""> young South Africans can exercise their right to play and develop their future. But what do we really know?? The Netherlands Embassy would like to hear your stories and challenges you to write about what playing soccer means to you. Did it give you opportunities that you otherwise would not have had? Do you think playing soccer is important to you and your development?

You can send your story of ½ to 1 page before 1 January 2010 yes"" to pre-pa@minbuza.nl. Please, mention your name and age. The best 5 essays will win an official Netherlands team jersey with your name on it
! So don’t hesitate and start writing!

Comment by kagiso mafilika on November 17, 2010 at 10:25pm

Mogwase rocks. Thank you Youthzones.