Mohani Ngwenya, fondly known as “Honey B,” was a talented and self-taught craftsman. He was well known for his skills in bricklaying, carpentry, architecture, and fashion design. He had a sharp eye for beauty and detail. His nickname, “Honey B,” came from his sweet, sleek, and stylish nature. He worked passionately until illness forced him to stop. Sadly, he passed away on June 28. He will be laid to rest on Saturday July 5 at 538 Extension 1, Jouberton.
Seniors take action
The Older Persons Forum of Dr Kenneth Kaunda held a GBVF awareness campaign. Esther Williams handed over the memorandum to Marionette Kirsten, senior magistrate.
New NPO helps the needy
Lentswe, Jouberton - A local NPO, Untold Stories from Kasi, is trying to help the community. Ono Nyali founded the NPO. Together with Alex Thobela and Tshepo Mafaesa, they organized a Youth Boxing Tournament to bring the community together. They used the money raised from the entrance tickets to make a difference.
Phodiso celebrates 8th birthday
Lentswe, Kanana - Phodiso Worship Centre commemorated its 8th anniversary on June 22. The church was founded on June 21 in 2017.
Phodiso Worship Centre is managed and supervised by Apostle TD Mofokeng, the founder and leader of the Ark of God. This church has been functioning well and remains active, despite facing challenges that demanded significant resilience and doubt from others.
Warm soup gives meaning to Youth Day
Lentswe, Kanana - The youth of First Bantu Church came together to celebrate Youth Day in a meaningful way. As part of their initiative, they organized a soup kitchen event where they prepared and served warm soup to the community of Kanana, ward 25. The ward councillor Nozuko Tiyo, provided the youth with accommodation at the old Kanana police station. This act of kindness and service was a testament to the power of youth making a positive impact in their community.
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