Soccer and netball kit handover to Masiphumelele High School By Vince van der Bijl The MCC Masi Sports Project was delighted to handover Masiphumelele HS branded soccer and netball kit for all their teams last week – social distancing included! … Continue reading →
Let’s Keep Learning during lockdown: 1000 Treasure Box activities for the children of Masi Our English Hub team took to the streets of Masiphumelele yesterday to hand out 1000 “After School Treasure Box” activity booklets created by The Learning Trust, … Continue reading →
Learning continues in the ICDL course Over the years, Masicorp’s aim has always been to provide education to the community of Masiphumelele. The times we currently find ourselves in have made it challenging to continue meeting that need as we … Continue reading →
Lessons from history with Dr. Dean Allen Our event yesterday forced us to look at a very painful part of history – the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic. The event was live streamed on Zoom, allowing us to see many of … Continue reading →
Teddy Nyali instructs Masi kids in home exercises via Whatsapp by Vince van der Bijl The MCC Masi Sports Project coaches have worked on ways to communicate with the sports kids and their parents isolated in the township to encourage … Continue reading →
A story of hope at The Sewing Cafe Our partners at The Sewing Café provide skills training to unemployed and unskilled residents who live in Masiphumelele to help combat poverty and unemployment. These trainees are then given an opportunity to … Continue reading →
Sport is a language everyone can understand Written by: Vince Van De Bijl The under 13 cricket team of the Dragon School , Oxford, UK, visited us for the day. We combined two 6-a-side cricket matches at Ukhanyo with a … Continue reading →
The wonderful changes we are making to our blog! For years we have been updating loyal followers (like you!), through our old wordpress blog – and sharing our news and achievements with you. It has always been so important to … Continue reading →
The excitement of witnessing the sharing of resources and opening up opportunities for all, producing immediate results. Written by Vince van der Bijl The string of gold and silver medals won by the Ukhanyo PS athletes at the Regional South … Continue reading →
The unique sporting Rainbow Nation project in the Deep South Valley The first sporting event aimed at developing a more integrated, understanding and helping environment in the Deep South was held at Fish Hoek Primary School on 31st January. The … Continue reading →
