I am a 37 years old South African citizen who is very keen to help needy people within our community. I wish to open a trust fund known as BAMBA UKUSHO KUKAJEHOVA TRUST FUND. I am touched by one of the families within Dassenhoek community in Mansenseni. This family need support and I am trying hard with what I have to help them. If they dont have food they just visit my house and ask for something we can offer. As it is Christmas time I gave them 10kgflour, 12.5 maize meal, 5lt cooking oil, 700g teabags, 10kg rice(aunt caroline) and 2kg sugar. Their boy was doing grade 7 at Nkosenye Senior Primary School and due to financial contsraints they want to change the child school to be Ntee High School because this school is cheap. Nkosenye principal didnt give Siyabonga the grade 7 report and he said he need money first which is R300. I will pay it but I am working as a public servant in the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform in KZN. I am a bread winner at home. I have one child who is going to Pinetown Boyz High School next year and the scholl fees there is R17 000.00. I like to help my community but I will need Governments help. I spoke to Dassenhoek ward counsilor about this vision I have received from God but he said he doesnt know a thing about this trust fund. I am a Born-Again-Christian in House of Prayer Community Centre. That is where I saw this needy people and even in my community at large. Kindly help me with relevant contacts for people who are willing to help me as my vision is help my community especially youth, to be educated and well equiped to face the future. Kindly help President, I have a sleepless night due to this situation I am facing daily within my community.

My contacts are as follows:
Miss Ntombenhle Linda
Dassenhoek-Mansenseni
Ward 20 if not mistaken

Occupation: Assistant Director Records Management
Surveyor Generals Office-KZN
300 Pietermaritz Street
Pietermaritzburg
3200
(w) 033 3552900
(c) 073 598 7130

I am looking forward to gain your assistance in this matter.

Thank You.

with all due respect!!! I am very angry in the manner that we as small businss treated by the department of education.I am a supplier,i sell books & stationery in schools.started last year,when i first came to work in the Easten cape,i was told to go and register with the Department of Treasury.and i went to register,got a supplier number and start operating.and all was fine…This year im keeping good relations with my clients,the stationery catalogues came out begining of October,and my clients indicated on the catalogues that they will be using me as the supplier.all of a sudden now after the catalogues have been submitted thers another criteria to be used now..and the list of those suppliers who qualify on ths new criteria must be used and our names must be taken out..i find this very unfair and very discouraging for young people who r determined to do an honest living.what must we do now??? Bcoz its so obvious that only people who will get those orders r only the big guys…its realy infuriating.am so angry right now to think that i have done all the work and now when i mus get fruits of my hard work,somethng of ths nature comes up.realy unfair!!

Regards
Mpumi Eastern cape.

I guess its time we do something about this ITC issue which is more than a hang pole. We cant get jobs because we “blacklisted” we get listed due to unemployment and how do we resolve this issue if we denied opportunities to make things right by working? this is very unfair, criminals and killers are getting away with everything but innocent people who wishes to make a clean living with their careers, job losses and debts mounting yet not given chance to rectify because of ITC listing. That’s very cruel and need to be looked at, our President need to do something about this especially when coming to employment. I will appreciate a response to this. People studies and have experience, get retrenched, suffer the loss then never get another chance again? that’s not fair AT ALL to us as South Africans or rather say black South African because seemingly the ITC rate is high on blacks.