Kibera Paper Card Project is a church based organisation. The project started in May 2001 at Kibera Slum. It was founded by Dr. Max Collision an Anglican Church Missionary from Australia. He was with a team of men(committee) from All Saints Cathedral, Nairobi. The project is located in the edge of Kibera Slum.
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Watch the Gugulethu tenors perform live in Cape Town this Sunday.
Event info:
November 14, 2010 6:30 –
11pm :
THE GUGULETHU TENORS IN CONCERT at
On Broadway, Cape Town
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Established over 19 years ago and has been in the running calendar since its inception. The Soweto Marathon 2010 Race is happening and it is here to stay. Affectionally known as “People’s marathon” the race will start and finish in greater township of Soweto, passing the well known street “Vilakazi Street” and Hector Peterson memorial place.
For more information contact:
Work: +2711 873 2726
Germiston Stadium, Delville North Road
Germiston, Gauteng, South Africa 1414
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Our club RCS Gugulethu Athletics Club will be hosting its annual 10km race on the 16th December again. This year’s event promises to be even bigger and better. The race this year is in its 10th year. The race started off in 2000 and then it was called Amy Biehl Reconciliation Day Race. As you will recall Amy Biehl was the exchange student who met her untimely death during those turbulent years in our townships. We named the race after her to try and bring that reconciliation amongst the people of Mzantsi.
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A group of Khayelitsha pupils needed a peaceful place to work. The place they chose was a rather unconventional one - Mpumie’s Place, a local shebeen.
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KHAYELITSHA, 29 October 2010 (PlusNews) – Shrieks of laughter echo through the community centre in the Cape Town township of Khayelitsha as 20 children aged between four and 15 play a game of tag.
They are part of the Cirque du Monde Ibhongolwethu Project run by Cape Town’s Zip Zap Circus School with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
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