Free State - Phuthaditjhaba

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Comment by Kamohelo Andrews Leotlela on August 15, 2011 at 3:29pm

i really don no how dis zone works,can any 1 assist pls

Comment by doctor mabila on March 30, 2011 at 6:44am

Schalk and I had wonderful time here in Phuthaditjhaba. We arrived on the 24 March when one of our friends, Veli Moloi, and his Bokamoso Initiative were having a successful school tournament. It is amazing for a 19 year old to do all these things. He is a role model even to me. We hang out with all our friends on site, the sports teams, and the highlight of the trip was when the Qwaqwa radio crew (who invited us to play) went o play against Betlehem SAPS. Above all we missed Masi in the team and she has been busy with lot of Paper work and people in PD were asking about her. As usual Schalk taught me a lot of lessons through his hard-work and gifted skills in the field of development as I am (will continue be) in the process of learning and doing mistakes. Eeeish, I also skipped a small task before due date. But I got great friend and leader around and allow me to do these silly mistakes and rectify them by myself. YZ team loves you Phuthaditjhaba.

Comment by doctor mabila on March 28, 2011 at 9:53pm

Qwaqwa Radio vs Betlehem SAPS

On the 27th March 2011, our Youthzone friends, Qwaqwa Radio, in Phuthaditjhaba played a soccer game vs Betlehem SAPS in Bohlokong Stadium in Betlehem. The game went very well and the players and supporters were having fun and hanging out and knowing each other and becoming friends. Schalk and I were invited to come and play by our friends. Qwaqwa Radio won by 5-4. During the first half, Qwaqwa Radio was had much of the ball possession and many chances hence we were  leading by 4-1. Tshepo Morake, only 17, the son of Joseph Morake, the sweeper of the day, had hat-trick. Tshepo was the man of the match definitely. It was raining but that it could not stop the chaps playing the game. At the end of the day friends were made, there was braaing after the game. Beauty!

Comment by doctor mabila on December 27, 2010 at 4:55pm

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 Moeti Raymond Khonkhe on November 29, 2010 at 3:01pm

Hallo Phuthaditjhaba the warm place of Basotho nation

Comment by Suzette van Rooyen on May 17, 2010 at 12:01pm

I had a LOVELY weekend in Phuthaditjhaba,
Thank you to the Mama's from Bluegumbush who allowed me to make my debut on the soccer field (24 hours later - I am still stiff and have difficultiy in moving from my chair) Thanks Doc, and Velapi and Schalk for an amazing weekend. Suzette

Comment by doctor mabila on April 25, 2010 at 7:46pm

This is a place where the meaning of community is well defined. From radio station to eldersto young all together and being there for each is amazing here. Things are great here. The love of the game/football has exploded amazingly. What a place to be. Awesome