The Angel Network invites South Africans to unite and support Alison Botha as she faces challenges following her critical brain aneurysm, ensuring she receives the essential care and assistance she needs.

Johannesburg, South Africa (22 October 2024) – Alison Botha’s story is one of unwavering courage and resilience. In 1994, she defied death’s grasp, surviving a traumatic ordeal with a spirit that continues to inspire millions.

Now, Alison faces another formidable challenge: a life-threatening brain aneurysm that has left her with ongoing medical challenges.

Good Things Guy recently shared the news about Alison’s latest health battle, shocking many South Africans who have already rallied to support her.

The Angel Network, a nonprofit organisation that works to alleviate poverty and social injustice, has launched a crowdfunding campaign on BackaBuddy to support Alison Botha, a woman whose life epitomises survival and resilience.

The campaign aims to raise R200,000 to cover her medical expenses as she faces significant health challenges following a life-threatening brain aneurysm.

To add to her difficulties, it is reported that the parole release of her attackers in July 2023 has reignited emotional trauma. Without medical aid and unable to work, Alison faces a heavy emotional and financial burden.

The Angel Network invites everyone to stand with Alison during this challenging time and to reach deep into their pockets to support a woman whose bravery has defied great and undeserved odds.

Alison’s attorney, Tania Koen, describes her condition as extremely serious. Following her discharge, she will need round-the-clock care, dramatically changing her life.

Alison has spent years empowering others with her story of survival. Now, it is SA’s turn to stand by her.

By donating to Alison’s cause, you are not just contributing financially; you are sending a powerful message of solidarity and hope.

Visit the Alison Botha BackaBuddy page to make a donation.

Sources: The Angel Network

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Boikanyo – The Dion Herson Foundation is on a mission to empower physically challenged children by providing them with essential mobility aids: specialised wheelchairs, also known as “buggies”.

Gauteng, South Africa (21 October 2024) – Wheelchairs make a world of difference in the lives of physically challenged children.

Sadly, many of those in rural, underserved areas have to go without one for most of their childhood until they are connected with life-changing angels like those of the Boikanyo – The Dion Herson Foundation.

Doing their level best to respond to the high demand for specialised wheelchairs (buggies), the non-governmental organisation has undergone the big task of refurbishing and transforming old, worn-out chairs donated by public hospitals to provide disabled children with essential mobility aids.

“A buggy can provide them with the support they need to sit upright and pain-free. This way they can engage with the world around them.

“Buggies offer more than mobility. They offer dignity, and a chance to be a part of their family and community,” Boikanyo shared.

The dedicated team recently received a generous donation of these chairs from The Paige Project, which they will distribute at their next outreach after giving them a revamp, allowing children the freedom and joy to participate in family activities, attend school, and connect with their peers.

The organisation also extended its thanks to one of its supporters, Ruth Stubbs, who plays a key role in allowing Boikanyo to teach therapists in deep rural areas how to revamp and recycle condemned buggies from state hospitals.

“Our group does it for those terribly contorted and disabled cerebral palsy children who live in rural SA, while she revamps buggies for similarly incapacitated children in Gauteng.”

Their commitment to making a difference is evident in every community outreach and every smile they bring to a child’s face.

The next outreach will be held near Tzaneen, Limpopo, where about 100 children are on the waiting list for buggies.

To help Boikanyo – The Dion Herson Foundation continue its invaluable work in changing the lives of countless children, email letstalk@boikanyo.org.za or visit boikanyo.org.za

Sources: Boikanyo – The Dion Herson Foundation

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Gogo Elizabeth Banda’s life took an unexpected turn when she lost her job. Instead of dwelling on her misfortune, she was moved to make a difference in the lives of the children in her community who were left to fend for themselves on most days.

Randburg, South Africa (18 October 2024) – After losing her job, gogo Elizabeth Banda was moved to make a difference in the lives of the children in her community, many of whom lacked caregivers or relatives to look after them during the day while their parents were at work.

Refusing to let the plight of these children continue, Elizabeth established the Ebenezer Preschool which currently cares for 25 children in Thabo Mbeki Village.

The village is an informal settlement in Randburg predominantly composed of shacks, with high levels of unemployment, poverty and food insecurity.

As a heartbreaking result, many of the children who attend her school often arrive on an empty stomach.

Through Unity Meals, Hope Worldwide South Africa and its partners, they are assisting Elizabeth in providing the children with a nourishing breakfast each day.

Their collaboration has significantly impacted Elizabeth, the children in her care, and many other communities across the country.

“The children often arrive here without a proper breakfast. The fortified Unity Meal breakfasts have been invaluable because children start the day with nutritious food.

“We were informed that this porridge is rich in protein and other essential nutrients, and you can see the difference in the children—they become more energetic and vibrant – they become children again,” shared a grateful Elizabeth.

Sources: Hope Worldwide South Africa

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The Jeppe High School water polo team gracefully honoured and celebrated Emmanuel Twala, the man responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of the school’s swimming pool, at a recently held Aquatics dinner.

Johannesburg, South Africa (15 October 2024) – In a world that often celebrates those in the spotlight, it is always so admirable when one boldly takes a moment to acknowledge the people who play a quiet yet crucial role in their successes.

Demonstrating this in a profound gesture that tugged at our heartstrings, was Jeppe High School for Boys’ newly-appointed water polo captain for 2024/5, Diego Coutinho.

At the Aquatics dinner held on Saturday night, 12 October, Diego made a heartfelt request. He wanted Emmanuel Twala, the man responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of the school’s swimming pool complex, to be invited as a special guest.

The polo team wanted to thank Emmanuel for his tireless work and dedication to keeping the pool in prime condition for years.

“Many people are thanked at these dinners and I just thought that Mr Twala should be one of them,” Diego said.

“We wouldn’t be able to train and play matches in such a great environment if it weren’t for his work.”

Emmanuel has been working at Jeppe for 12 years and has been in charge of the Aquatics Centre for 10 of those.

“I knew they wanted me to attend the dinner, but I was surprised at the generous gift they gave me,” Emmanuel said.

“The Jeppe boys have always been polite and I have got thank yous from them over the years, but this was something special. I am very proud and honoured that they thought of me.”

Sources: Jeppe High School for Boys

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In a moment that will forever be etched in her memory, 18-year-old Zoalize Jansen van Rensburg was crowned Miss World South Africa 2024. The champion for change is eager to use her newfound platform to inspire others and advocate for important social causes.

Sun City, South Africa (10 October 2024) – At just 18 years old, Zoalize Jansen van Rensburg has made history as the second-ever Miss World South Africa titleholder.

The digital and marketing executive impressed the judges with her Beauty with a Purpose project, Never Too Young to Advocate (NTYTA), a digital platform focused on creating global visibility as well as audibility for the youth.

Zoalize has officially commended her duties as Miss World South Africa and will further represent the country at the 72nd Miss World pageant in February 2025.

As Zoalize embarks on her journey as Miss World South Africa, she hopes to inspire others to pursue their dreams, no matter how daunting the challenges may seem.

 

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Reflecting on her major triumph, not only for herself but for her country as well, Zoalize said that entering the pageant was a second chance for herself. She felt honoured and blessed to be named Miss World South Africa and hopes that she can inspire anyone who may have felt like giving up on a dream.

“Don’t ever let anyone tell you that it is not possible as your Miss World South Africa, I will continue to remind our people that in the midst of adversity and uncertainty, you have to remember that you are here for a reason.

“Start where you are, work with what you have, and use your unique talents to be the enabler to your own version of success. When you lead with that feeling in your heart that motivates you to keep going despite anything that is called purpose. Tap into that and push yourself to be in the rooms and spaces you want to be in,” Zoalize wrote in a post.

Zoalize considers herself a living testimony that the art of achieving what you desire starts with a will to never give up.

The rising star has decided to step away from her marketing role to focus solely on her responsibilities as Miss World South Africa.

Her goal is to fully commit herself to her new platform, where she will work to raise awareness about important social issues and initiatives that support the youth.

Sources: Miss World / Zoalize Jansen van Rensburg

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Through their harmonious voices, the Tuks Camerata choir celebrates South Africa’s rich cultural heritage and the resilience of its people in its latest album, which has earned them a South African Music Award nomination.

Pretoria, South Africa (10 October 2024) – By celebrating the country’s democracy and cultural diversity through music, the University of Pretoria (UP) choir, Tuks Camerata, earned national recognition for their exceptional musical talents.

Their latest album, uJehova, has been nominated for a South African Music Award in the Best Traditional Faith Music Album category.

According to the university, the album was released on all major streaming platforms and is a tribute to 30 years of democracy in South Africa and the country’s cultural heritage.

The album boasts 13 captivating songs, which are a heartfelt tribute to South Africa’s rich cultural heritage and a celebration of its democracy.

Tuks Camerata conductor Dr Michael Barrett-Berg, on behalf of the choir, expressed that they were humbled to be nominated among South Africa’s best artists and musicians.

“This is a special nod for us, as the Camerata strives to make the choir a home for all students.

“We specialise in both Western and traditional choral music, so to receive a nomination for Best Traditional Faith Music Album is in line with our goals to promote inclusivity and diversity, both for the choir and UP as a whole,” said Dr Barrett-Berg.

The album features thoughtfully curated pieces that demonstrate a dedication to preserving and advancing the musical heritage of the country, providing listeners with an opportunity to commemorate a significant milestone in South African history.

The choir is made up of 78 full-time students from across disciplines, and their success lies in their ability to harmonise diverse voices while embracing innovation in traditional choral music.

Noting that it is not common for a choir to be nominated at this esteemed level, Dr Barrett-Berg said the choir was honoured to be listed among the country’s best.

“We are looking forward to the announcement of the winners on 2 November 2024, and although winning a SAMA would be wonderful, being nominated is just as amazing,” an honoured Dr Barrett-Berg said.

Sources: University of Pretoria

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Prodigy Desmond Koolen has captured hearts with his extraordinary talents in the arts. His exceptional performances at the South African Championships of Performing Arts earned him an impressive 27 medals and an opportunity to represent the country at the World Championships.

Johannesburg, South Africa (09 October 2024) – It is always so inspiring to see young people doing phenomenal things and being bold about it too!

One such remarkable individual is Desmond Koolen, a St David’s Marist Inanda Grade 2 pupil who possesses an undeniable talent for performing arts. His stage presence is nothing short of captivating.

Desmond’s talent shone bright at the South African Championships of Performing Arts, where he bagged a jaw-dropping 27 medals!

The young performer got five gold, six silver, and four bronze medals for his individual performances. He also received an additional four gold, four silver and four bronze medals in his respective group performances at the event held in Rustenburg from the 21-29 September.

Desmond’s vocal and acting skills speak for themselves. He further secured overall achievement awards and the highest scores in the 5-12 age group for his vocal and acting performances, respectively.

According to his school, St David’s Marist Inanda, Desmond is set to fly the SA flag high as he’s also been chosen to represent Team South Africa at the World Championships of Performing Arts in Los Angeles in 2025.

“Well done Desi, we look forward to holding testament to your future achievements and successes,” St David’s Marist Inanda congratulated.

Sources: St David’s Marist Inanda

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Zezichume’s face was a picture of pure joy as his superhero idol stepped into the room, marking the beginning of the most unforgettable day of his young warrior!

Johannesburg, South Africa (09 October 2024) – One vibrant and energetic little boy named Zezichume got to meet his favourite hero character Spiderman!

Pulling all the stops to make the bubbly four-year-old’s dream come true was none other than the dedicated Reach for a Dream team.

“For his Dream Day, we surprised Zezichume with a visit from his beloved superhero, Spiderman. The moment Spidey walked into the room, Zezichume’s face lit up with excitement.

“He immediately reached out to touch his hero, barely able to contain his joy. The two spent time together, hugging, playing games, and, of course, Zezichume was quick to mimic Spiderman’s iconic web-shooting moves,” the organisation shared.

The little boy had a day filled with fun and adventure and just when he thought it couldn’t get any better – it did!

The tech-savvy toddler was surprised with the gadgets of his dreams, a new tablet and headphones.

Overjoyed, Zezichume beamed with excitement as he hugged his new tablet, clearly thrilled that his Dream Day had become a reality.

It’s in these heartwarming moments that you truly believe in the magic of life, where simple acts can have a profound impact. Happy Dream Day, Zezichume!

Sources: Reach for a Dream

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A simple act of collecting reusable shopper bags to fill with nutritious food and treats not only provided sustenance but also brought joy and a sense of belonging to the learners of the Thandulwazi Maths and Science Academy Saturday School.

Johannesburg, South Africa (08 October 2024) – An initiative born out of a desire to help students struggling to get nourishing food has become a cornerstone of St Stithians Girls’ College‘s community outreach efforts.

The college’s most recent and heartwarming initiative saw it appealing to parents to kindly donate spare Woolies black shopper bags to be used for a really great cause.

The college managed to collect 300 bags, which were repurposed to make goodie bags for the children who attend the Thandulwazi Maths and Science Academy Saturday School at the college campus.

According to St Stithians Girls’ College, the children who attend the academy mostly come from disadvantaged backgrounds, which compelled parents to establish a feeding scheme that usually feeds about 1,000 children on Saturdays so that they are not hungry in the classrooms.

“It made no sense that this was happening right under our noses on our own campus and so the GC PTA began a feeding initiative where each grade from Grade 8-12 was responsible for a Saturday.

“It has been the most humbling experience ever! And has since rolled out in the other schools on campus including the Boys Prep and Girls Prep),” shares Samantha Nupen, St Stithians Girls College PTA Thandulwazi Rep.

More recently, only 300 learners were planned to attend the Saturday classes, which fell during the school holidays in September.

As part of the Heritage Day celebrations, the college wanted to do a little something extra special for the learners by creating goodie bags.

“We didn’t want the kids to have to leave the festivities to get lunch, so we filled the collected Woolies bags with a sandwich, juice, chips, fruit, sweets etc.,” says Nupen.

The Thandulwazi Maths and Science Academy was created in 2005, a pioneering initiative of St Stithians College to provide educational growth opportunities for students and teachers based in public schools in greater Johannesburg.

Head of Thandulwazi, Mr Velaphi Gumbi, said the event was a resounding success, commending the meticulous planning by the Head, PTA and the Girls’ College community.

“The dignified packaging and distribution of refreshments to our students were particularly noteworthy and truly embodied the spirit of belonging and inclusivity that the Heritage Day Celebration aimed to promote.

“We express our sincerest gratitude to the PTA and girls for being at Corlette Gate for the distribution. Your efforts have not only provided our students with a memorable experience but have also reinforced the values of Ubuntu and cultural appreciation. It was special for all of us,” a grateful Gumbi said. 

To support the incredible efforts of St Stithians Girls’ College’s feeding scheme, contact Samantha Nupen at sam@nupen.co.za or call 011 577 6300.

Sources: St Stithians College

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The community of Dinokeng has rallied together to support Iain, a local hero who braved a wildfire in Boekenhoutskloofdrift to support firefighter efforts and tragically suffered third-degree burns.

Dinokeng, South Africa (07 October 2024) – With the relentless fires that have been ravaging the Dinokeng region over the past month, a dedicated resident from Leeuwkloof Valley, Ian, played his part in tirelessly fighting fires with other local Fire Protection Association members.

His selfless commitment to protecting his community sadly came at a devastating cost. On Monday morning, 30 September, while fighting a fire in Boekenhoutskloofdrift, Ian suffered severe third-degree burns, covering 60% of his body.

According to Dinokeng Central Tourism Organisation, Iain’s family, devastated by the news, flew up from Cape Town to be by his side.

“We received news from his family that Ian will be transferred from the Steve Biko Academic Hospital  to the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital and that the doctors will do everything in their power for Ian’s recovery.

“This news came as a relief for his family, friends and wider community as Baragwanath has a state-of-the-art ‘burn’ unit,” a Dinokeng Central Tourism Organisation statement said.

However, due to his condition, Iain won’t be able to work for the foreseeable future, putting his plumbing business – his main source of income – on hold. He also has no financial support to cover his medical expenses or other unforeseen costs.

In response to this urgent need, the community started a fundraising campaign to help Iain weather the storm.

Iain’s selfless service to his community has touched the hearts of many, and the hope is that with the support of his loved ones and the community, he will make a full recovery.

To learn more about how you can help toward Ian’s recovery journey, visit his BackaBuddy page.

Sadly since publishing this article, Good Things Guy received news that Iain has passed away. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the selfless local hero who put the well-being and safety of others before his own. Rest well, Iain.

Sources: Dinokeng Central Tourism Organisation

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