Joy and Hope Delivered: School Bag Distribution Uplifts Vrededorp’s Young Learners
70 underprivileged children received brand-new school bags to kickstart their academic year.
70 underprivileged children received brand-new school bags to kickstart their academic year.
ActionSA in Gauteng is deeply disappointed by the gross mismanagement and lack of accountability surrounding the so-called “Montrose Mega Project”…
The Gauteng Department of Economic Development (GDED) is excited to announce the launch of its #SupportLocalFridays campaign, which promotes and…
Written by Ilhaam Sass High5 is off to a fantastic start, captivating young audiences in Johannesburg’s primaryschools. With a vibrant…
Staff Reporter – The Fordsburg Independent In an inspiring act of generosity, the Fordsburg Muslim Youth Organisation (FMYO) has once…
Vrededorp, Johannesburg – October 10, 2024: For the third day in a row, Ashraful Aid’s mobile clinic continued its mission…
The Gauteng Office of Consumer Affairs (GOCA) is saddened by the death of five children in Naledi, Soweto, after they…
Continuing the Care: Ashraful Aid’s Mobile Clinic Returns to Support Vulnerable Elders
Today marked a remarkable day for the elderly residents of the Caroline Street Old Age Village, who had the honor of being serviced by a mobile clinic that provided them with critical medical check-ups. Many of these residents face significant healthcare challenges, often going without the attention they desperately need.
The Fordsburg Independent joins the community in mourning the loss of Lorraine Kate Vries, a remarkable figure whose life was defined by her unwavering dedication to the upliftment of the underprivileged and her tireless efforts to improve the lives of those around her.