A few Induna staff members, together with the pupils and staff of AISM, were met at Nyongane by Frank Mashego who gave them a brief description of the work that SizaBantwana does and created an awareness of the need of the children. The pupils asked excellent, relevant questions and it was evident that they were genuinely interested in making a difference. We also brought along a plentiful supply of roasted children to enjoy for lunch with the children of SizaBantwana. The volunteer workers at Nyongane also prepared traditional pap & sheba and beetroot for everyone. This was something new for some of the AISM pupils, but the pap & sheba proved to be quite popular. Once all the stomachs were full, the kids were divided into 2 groups. One group spent an hour painting and drawing while the rest played soccer together. It was great to see the interaction of cultures between the two groups of kids. We were truly impressed to see how creative all the kids were. Some of the pupils of AISM further broke down the cultural barriers by initiating face-painting and soon the Nyongane children looked very colorful indeed! The soccer and netball also proved to be very exciting and everyone came back with a smile on their faces! By the time we left Nyongane everyone had a special memory to treasure and AISM made a generous donation which was received by Frank Mashego to buy much needed supplies. We at Induna would like to thank the pupils and staff of AISM for their contribution, the impact of the time spent and love shared will last for a lifetime!About the Author:
