Nelson Mandela International Day holds a special place in our hearts as we honour the incredible legacy of Madiba and the values he championed. This day promotes the importance of service to mankind, providing a platform to amplify voices and actions.
In 2023, Al Jama-ah has chosen the theme “Climate, Food & Solidarity” to address crucial issues that impact our society. Don’t miss our latest blog where we shed light on these efforts to promote and cultivate a sense of unity and solidarity among communities. Read more here
The Mandela Day message also encourages us to use 67 minutes of our time to support a chosen charity or serve our local community. These 67 minutes symbolically represent the number of years the former President fought for human rights and the abolition of apartheid. This is what we did…
Councillor Thapelo Amad and Executive Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda visited Riverleagh on Mandela Day. They visited an old age home called Japura Retirement Village and took part in food gardening, and cleaning up of the home.
Councillor Thapelo Amad and Executive Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda visited Riverleagh on Mandela Day. They visited an old age home called Japura Retirement Village and took part in food gardening, and cleaning up of the home.
MPL Galil Brinkhuis officiating a name-giving at Aljama-ah’s WC legislature constituency office in Cape Town.
Councillor Thapelo Amad and Executive Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda visited Riverleagh on Mandela Day. They visited an old age home called Japura Retirement Village and took part in food gardening, and cleaning up of the home.
Hon.Ganief Hendricks and President of Aljama-ah engaging with members of the Masjilisush Shura Al-Islami in Cape Town
Councillor Thapelo Amad and Executive Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda visited Riverleagh on Mandela Day. They visited an old age home called Japura Retirement Village and took part in food gardening, and cleaning up of the home.
Aljama-ah councillor Adv.Shameemah Salie handed over loaves of bread to the needy in New Horizons,Pelican Park,Cape Town.