Limpopo - Jane Furse

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Comment by tumelo phetla on February 15, 2012 at 1:32pm

DEAR : JANE FURSE YOUTH

CAN YOU PLEASE HALP ME TO FIENT THE TOTAL NUMBER OF THE NETBALL TEAMS AROUNT JANE FURSE? <MY HOPE> "WITH YOU NITHING IS IMPOSIBLE"

Comment by tumelo phetla on February 15, 2012 at 1:24pm

GOOD DAY JANE FURSE YOUTH.

I THOUGHT I WILL GET YOU GUYS COMMENTING AND HELPING EACH OTHER WITH HOW TO COPE THE PREDICAMENTS OF LIFE IN SPORTS!

SO GUYS AM ABOUT TO ORGANISE A SOCCER TOUNAMENT AT JANE FURSE. AM INVITING YOU TO JOIN THIS TOUNAMENT TO IMPROVE OUR PLACE IN SPORT.

YOU CAN CONTACT ME ON 073 0040 866 or 072 027 5556.

Comment by tumelo phetla on February 15, 2012 at 10:13am

OK DOC I WILL WAIT YOUR CALL.

Comment by doctor mabila on February 15, 2012 at 9:59am

I will definitely love to unfortunately I will be running a football coaching clinic in Kamaqhekeza. I will call you shortly

Comment by tumelo phetla on February 15, 2012 at 9:33am

DOC WOULD YOU BE WITH US THIS WEEKEND WHEN WE TEACH JANE FURSE SOCCER?

Comment by Efonia Madihlaba on December 12, 2011 at 5:00pm

I want to thank simon for helping me  to create my email, now i know how to login in the youthzones website and send email. I wil always communicate with you guyz.

Comment by doctor mabila on June 11, 2011 at 9:47am

Juno, Themba and I held sessions sessions of computer and football skills on the 09 June 2011 in Riefontein

Comment by doctor mabila on May 23, 2011 at 2:36pm

On the 22nd, Connie and I were live on SABC Radio Thobela FM concerning our relationship with her and what we are doing in jane furse.

Comment by doctor mabila on December 27, 2010 at 4:51pm

Essay contest: is playing soccer a child right?

The 10th of December is International Human Rights Day. A day to celebrate the importance of human rights for freedom and peace around the world. On this day we also celebrate the Rights of the Child. The United Nations agreed that all the children in the world have the same rights. Children have the right to a safe home, to go to school, and to play. A very popular play in South Africa is soccer. It teaches you to cooperate with a
team, how to handle losing a game, and much more. During the World Cup this year, the whole world could see how important soccer is in South Africa.

Soccer is a way for young South Africans to develop, learn to express yourselves and prepare yourself for life. We believe in the power of soccer: yes""> young South Africans can exercise their right to play and develop their future. But what do we really know?? The Netherlands Embassy would like to hear your stories and challenges you to write about what playing soccer means to you. Did it give you opportunities that you otherwise would not have had? Do you think playing soccer is important to you and your development?

You can send your story of ½ to 1 page before 1 January 2010 yes"" to pre-pa@minbuza.nl. Please, mention your name and age. The best 5 essays will win an official Netherlands team jersey with your name on it
! So don’t hesitate and start writing!

Comment by Mashumu Reginald Kgwedi on November 18, 2010 at 6:28pm

Good day fellows, As we are enjoying ourselves during this festive seasons we shouldn't forget that we are on a process of fighting the war that is not declared over (that is poverty and Illeteracy). I hope as youth we shall find until it is up to the next generation. Mashumu Manthole Reginald Morwa Kgwedi, at The Willows

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