Cphila Sonke Outreach Centre

28/07/2026

Support to Lift Each Other Up In Life

It is important to uplift yourself in life, but sometimes just when we think we are making progress, small things hold us back.
I have already bought the motorbike that will be my foundation. What I need now are these things so I can start working with it:

Get it properly fixed and have it roadworthy tested.
Change the ownership.
Do the full wiring service and replace the lights.
Do Learners and Licence for it — Code 1.
Buy a helmet for it.
Replace the tyres.
Do a full service on it.

Whoever contributes to this — when things start going well, they will be able to say "I had a hand in the success of iNgqwele The Officer. A man of the law."

If this message moves you, please come in with R20 or more.
Out of love we support each other and lift each other up. May God bless you.

Bank details:
Bank name: Standard Bank
Account holder: Mr Msawenkosi Matenjwa
Account number: 10 22 343 090 9
Account type: Current
Branch code: 7529

27/07/2026

We as Cphila Sonke Outreach Centre, we are concerned about the large number of people who do not have IDs in South Africa.*
The person in this photo, Ayanda Meyiwa, does not have an ID. He has a Matric certificate, but he ends up making a living by being a Carguard — just look at the level of hardship.

*The problem we have is:* A South African person, if they miss the deadline, is not given citizenship. But foreigners are being sold IDs in bulk. Yet you, as a South African, are stripped of your citizenship in your own country.

Anyone who has this problem, please come forward so that we can build a database to help address this issue.
I have already asked a certain team to help us so that these people can be assisted.

The government we have only starts to listen when people go and protest. If we just talk, no — they won’t listen.

26/07/2026

UKUMBIWA KWETHUNA...
1. Limbiwa ukushona kwelanga noma phakathi nobusuku.
2. Ngumndeni oqala ukumba, bese kulandela abangaphandle.
3. Kuqalwa ngokukala kusetshenziswa intambo noma ipiki, ukuze umufi ezonela kahle.
4. Abomndeni ababe besangena bebe babili uma sekumbiwa ithuna.
5. Akumiwa uma nimba ithuna niyaqojama futhi anisondeli eduze komgodini.
6. Nihlalela kude nomgodi. Uma sekukhona okhathele ukumba ubeka ipiki phansi noma umgxala bese eyaphuma emgodini.
7. Kube sekusondela ozokumba kuphela bese engena phakathi eyamba.
8. Animi eduze komgodi lokhu nibuka ukuthi mngakanani, nimela kude nomgodi.
9. Alimbiwa ithuna ugqoke izicathulo 🤞🤞 uyazikhumula uma usungena emgodini.
10. Awumniki umuntu isipeto noma ipiki esandleni.
11. Indlu yomufi iqala ukukalwa umndeni hhayi owangaphandle.
12. Imbiwa abantu asebekhulile abadala.
13. Uma sekuqediwe ukufihlwa sekuqondiswq inhlabathi indlalwa phansi, enye igandaywa ngezinyawo. Umndeni owenza lokho.
14. Esikhathini samanje ayigqokwa into enemikhono emifushane emngcwabeni.
15. Isipeto awusilalisi usibhekise phezulu, awusishiyi emgodini. Usubhekisa phansi.
16. Izinto ebezimba azihambi ngelanga, zihamba sekusulwe izandla sezicheliwe kulowo muzi.

26/07/2026

WHAT TO DO AFTER AN ACCIDENT:

Stop your car and stay at the scene. Firstly, stop your vehicle and, in the interest of road safety, switch on your hazards to warn other drivers. Climb out of your car if it is safe to do so and check if anyone has been hurt. If you can, take pictures of the damage to all the vehicles involved in the incident. Help anyone who has been hurt. While you can only be criminally charged for causing the accident and any resulting injuries, as a bystander, you have a moral obligation to help someone who has been hurt in a road accident. Help includes contacting an AMBULANCE or RESCUE UNIT, even if the injuries do not appear to be serious. It’s critical that you don’t move the injured party and that you do not administer FIRST AID unless you are qualified to do so. Get the details. Record the information of everyone involved in the road accident, including personal details, vehicle registration numbers, tow-truck information, and insurance details. Take note of all road names, landmarks, intersections, and robots, as you will have to draw a sketch and description of the accident on your police report and for insurance purposes. REPORT THE ACCIDENT. Inform the police within 24 hours of the road accident. If the police come to the scene, don’t move anything until they say you may. Ensure that you get an Accident Report (AR) number, as this is needed for any insurance claim or third-party claim you may lodge.

As much as everything happens swiftly and unexpectedly, whatever you do to help, make sure that you DO NOT PANIC. If you are not sure what to do, SEEK PROFESSIONAL HELP as quickly as you can.
OUR HEALTH AND SAFETY IS VERY IMPORTANT.

26/07/2026

Iphupho alifi umnikazi walo esaphila. Azathi obhala kahle icebo lakhe lingevinjwe. Cphila Sonke means We Leave Together.

15/06/2026