In the blistering heat ‘Gogos’ (grandmothers, in the local language) tirelessly plough, dig and plant by hand in the spare land next to the church. There aren’t any taps so they carry water from the church in watering cans.
It doesn’t matter that the heavy Summer rains ruined their garden and weeds have grown so high they look like small trees!
Because for these proud grandmothers, these four overgrown hectares and a
handful of seeds is their only livelihood.
This mud hut is home to Mama Rose and her adopted children.
Your gift will help to buy tools, seeds, compost and wheelbarrows.
And if enough friends reach out we’ll be able to repair the existing water tank and build a new borehole and even buy a tractor to till the soil and get rid of the weeds.
We at Ibhungezi are delighted to report back to yourself and the Archbishop. [more]
RAY OF HOPE
If you live in the northern or western Cape, please donate a blanket today, and keep someone warm this winter. [more]
VISIONING PROCESS CONTINUES AT ST JAMES HOSPITAL
HOPE Africa visited St. James mission hospital in the Diocese of Lesotho on 11 – 13 April to continue working on vision 2020 for St James. [more]
STATEMENT FROM THE ANGLICAN COMMUNION DELEGATION AT THE 57TH SESSION OF THE UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN, MARCH 2013
We, the Anglican Communion delegation of women from 14 Churches and 17 countries, gathered in New York, 4 to 15 March 2013, to participate in the 57th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UN CSW57). [more]
DIOCESAN SYNOD 12-14 MARCH 2013 SYNOPSIS OF THE BISHOPS CHARGE BUILDING A UNITED/ONE DEVELOPED DIOCESE
Unity and Development was the theme set by Bishop Adam Taaso at the Diocesan synod, held in Maseru, from the 12-14 March 2013. [more]
SPORTING 4 YR CAUSE!
Nominate HOPE Africa as your cause of choice and take part in the walk at the Plumstead Cricket Club on 4 April and we stand the chance to win a prize! [more]