Nabeelah Mohedeen

1 week ago | athlonenews.co.za | Nabeelah Mohedeen

Nabeelah Mohedeen|Published 3 minutes agoIn a heartwarming gesture aimed at fostering creativity and providing opportunities for local children, pupils from the Mamela Music Project were gifted new guitars and keyboards on Saturday at Manenberg High School, courtesy of Kwanza Sands Minerals. This initiative, which breathes life into the local music scene, highlights the vital role community support plays in overcoming challenges in unstable environments.

1 week ago | athlonenews.co.za | Nabeelah Mohedeen

Nabeelah Mohedeen|Published 17 minutes agoIn an exciting development for education in South Africa, four teachers from Norma Road Primary School in Hanover Park are embarking on an educational tour to China. The teachers left on Saturday, June 14, for two weeks. The journey aims to immerse them in the culture of China while enhancing their understanding of the country’s education system.

2 weeks ago | iol.co.za | Nabeelah Mohedeen

Nabeelah Mohedeen|Published 5 minutes ago 2minA still from the video of the room the young boy, who was in pain, was allegedly kept in while he waited to be seen at Heideveld Clinic on Monday June 9. Image: Nabeelah Mohedeen A Manenberg mother has expressed her shock and horror after her young son was allegedly neglected at Heideveld Day Clinic. The incident on Monday, which was shared by the family in a video clip, has also highlighted concerns about the state of public healthcare services.

2 weeks ago | athlonenews.co.za | Nabeelah Mohedeen

Nabeelah Mohedeen|Published 2 minutes agoA still from the video of the room the young boy, who was in pain, was allegedly kept in while he waited to be seen at Heideveld Clinic on Monday June 9. Image: Nabeelah Mohedeen A Manenberg mother has expressed her shock and horror after her young son was allegedly neglected at Heideveld Day Clinic (CDC) on Monday June 9.

2 weeks ago | athlonenews.co.za | Nabeelah Mohedeen

Nabeelah Mohedeen|Published 7 minutes agoIn a vibrant celebration of creativity, the City of Cape Town's Arts AWEH initiative welcomed the community to witness the remarkable talents of children at the Dulcie September Civic Centre on Sunday, June 8. This after-school programme, facilitated by the arts and culture department, enriches the lives of young people in Athlone, Bridgetown, and Silvertown.