Gender equity life skills in Masi Written by Vince van der Bijl. Life skills is embedded in the coaching process. All our coaches at Ukhanyo PS and Masiphumelele HS have made this a fundamental discipline that drives our passion. Ukhanyo … Continue reading →
Alfred appointed as curator for sport in Masiphumelele By Vince van der Bijl A discussion with John le Roux over the need for proper maintenance of our sporting facilities opened the door for Buyile Alfred Mazosiwe, a founder and player … Continue reading →
An overwhelming feeding scheme donation by the Frank Jackson Trust By Vince van der Bijl The MCC Masi Sports Project has received R208 000 funding for the feeding schemes in Masiphumelele. This is such a windfall that has come at … Continue reading →
Together we can overcome By Vince van der Bijl The Nike advert is just the fillip that we all need during this time of disruption, racial divide, unhappiness regarding the failed economy and Covid accentuating so much negativity. In a … Continue reading →
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 →
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 →
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 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 →
How the Masifunde programme changed Sanelisiwe’s life Sanelisiwe Goba, a learner who was repeating Grade 6 at Ukhanyo Primary School was referred to our Masifunde programme by her English teacher. In cases like that of Sanelisiwe, English is not their … Continue reading →
