Sunday 11 August 2013

Siyabuswa


This morning after the second service at BBC, I found Gary and Dirk next to the Blankets and Maize trailer bound for Siyabuswa, a small town near Marble Hall in Mpumalanga. Siyabuswa was once the capital of the KwaNdebele in the 80s, now, well now it is the heart of the social economic development of the Hope for Africa Mission. BBC has partnered with Hope for Africa since 2011 and this winter it is the drive to supply 500 blankets and 12,000kg of maize for widows and orphans in Siyabuswa.

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