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13/08/2019

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Shelly Beach Lion Clint Fray hands over a Blood Glucose Monitoring System to Zethu Gamushe along with NPC Intercement Sister Abigail Kok and NPC representative Zinhle Jenkins. Shelly Beach Lions sweeten community member’s day 0 By Quintin van Jaarsveld on August 13, 2019 Lions Club International, ...

12/08/2019

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NPC staff (L-R) Jubulani Mnisi, Kas Ndodji, Clint Fray, Khulekani Ntuli, Philile Mtshali and Malusi Mbewana with the children of Siphakamile Primary School. PHOTOS: Ball returns to Siphakamile Primary courts for some great action 0 By Quintin van Jaarsveld on August 12, 2019 Schools In August 2018 o...

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08/08/2019

In August 2018 on NPC Intercement’s Annual Day of Doing Good (DODG) Siphakamile Primary School in Boboyi was the recipient of the building of a volleyball/basketball court and newly erected shadehouse for vegetable planting. More than 250 staff from NPC Intercement Simuna, parents, Shelly Beach Lions, Members of the SCCDC and community volunteers came together to make this project a reality for these amazing school children.

But the story doesn’t end there as the NPC Intercement Simuma GAIV team and staff went back to Siphakamile Primary in late July 2019 for some fun and games with the children when they took part in a tournament of Volleyball, Netball and Basketball on the court they were instrumentally involved in building, painting and equipping.

“We could not have asked for a more perfect day for this tournament to share with the children and teachers of Siphakamile Primary” commented Clint Fray from NPC Intercement Simuma GAIV team.

“It is great to see how much difference this court has made to the school and the children over the last few months, and they gave us some serious competitive on the court” he said with a chuckle

Encouraging children to engage in sport and team activities is an important and fundamental aspect for youngsters to development and helps them cope with stress, robustness and helps them foster new skills and talents.

In the words of the Great Nelson Mandela
“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. It has the power to unite people in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth in a language they understand. Sport can create hope where once there was despair.”

To know more about NPC Intercement Simuna and their CSI programmes which benefit many on the South Coast District of Ugu, contact Wendy Ngcobo CSI Specialist at NPC Intercement on [email protected]

24/06/2019

eHowzit reporter The South Coast Community Development Committee recently met for the second time this year to discuss and give their commitments to the ongoing and upcoming South Coast Development…

02/06/2019

Established in 2007, the NPC Education and Entrepreneurial Development Trust aims to implement education and Entrepreneurial Development projects in areas such as the South Coast communities.

Releasing funds of R50 000, The NPC Education and Entrepreneurial Development Trust reached out to 8 schools and 88 children in the KwaNyuswa community.

“KwaNyuswa is a rural community, with high poverty and unemployment, which makes it difficult for many families to afford school uniforms for their children, and we are so grateful for the support of the The NPC Education and Entrepreneurial Development Trust who continue to empower and champion Educational needs for learners in the Ugu District” said Mrs Nozipho Mbotho from the Ugu Department of Education

The NPC Community Trust along with Qiniselani amaNyuswa Tribal council, whilst working closely with the Ugu Department of Education, have identified further educational projects and programmes they will be involved with during the course of the months ahead.

“We look forward to continuing to build relationships with the schools in order to improve and support educational need of learners and educational resources across many Ugu schools. We believe strongly in the value of education and building a strong generation of minds from our youth in schools today” comment long term SCCDC committee member Samantha Podmore

To know more about the work the SCCDC does on the South Coast District of Ugu, like our page www.facebook.com/sccdc and follow our stories in the communities we work with.

10/05/2019

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10/05/2019

The informal settlement of Clairwood, Mhlathuzana, Masinenge and the rural area of Murchinson were the hardest hit, with many left stranded and without food.

08/05/2019

The skies opened and torrential rain poured out of the sky, bringing devastating floods to the South Coast recently. Many homes felt the destruction as rivers burst their banks, water levels rose a…

06/05/2019

Crash boom bang, the skies opened and torrential rain poured out of the sky bringing devastating flood to the South Coast of KwaZulu Natal in the last week of April. Many homes felt the destruction as rivers burst their banks, water levels rose and families stood by helplessly as the torrents of water flooded their homes, gardens, businesses and properties causing reprehensible damages and losses.

The informal settlement of Clairwood, Mhlathuzana, Masinenge and the rural area of Murchinson were the hardest hit, with many left stranded, without food, clothing or blankets and in real need of support after the flood devastated their homes and surroundings in the communities

NPC Intercement Durban, NPC Aggregate, Margate and NPC Simuma Plant, Oribi immediately put a plan into action to help these devastated communities. With the help of their ward councillors and organization like Abounding Hope, they organized food parcels and blankets for over 172 families that were the hardest hit by the floods in these aforementioned areas.

"Thank you so much to NPC Intercement and staff for bringing hope, food and warmth to our families in the communities of Masinenge and Murchison during such a disastrous flood aftermath" said Mrs Mirrian Lunika from Siyaphambili Creche in Masinenge who also played a role in helping NPC identify the families in the community that were hardest hit and had the greatest need of assistance and support.

It is reassuring to know that when disaster hit our communities we have companies like NPC and like-minded organization that come together to assist and build back our neighbourhood and support the families that need us the most.

30/04/2019

30/04/2019

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Education in South Africa has been a contentious topic of debate for many years, as the standard of education has dropped to unacceptable levels. The pass rate for learners has been changed to 30%,…

05/04/2019

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The South Coast Community Development Committee, in partnership with NPC Intercement and the support of the Department of Education Ugh are proud to be part of this Education Initative and Development Programme, and look forward to furthering, mentoring, inspiring and developing both teachers and schools in the district.

Thank you to South Coast Herald for this wonderful coverage and sharing of this inspirational news piece in our community.

01/04/2019