Author Archives: Ndileka Xameni

Siyaphambili Orphan Village has opened a new branch in the Eastern Cape in Bedford, in Bongweni Township. The reason for this big move on the part of Siyaphambili is that it has seen the need to have the same services … Continue reading →

On the 4th August 2014 Ndileka Xameni ( Director and Founder ) of Siyaphambili and Anele Gqasana  were involved in  tragic car accident on their way to fetch food for the Siyaphambili children. Fortunately no one was harm but the vehicle … Continue reading →

Nelson Mandela Day not only celebrates Nelson Mandela’s life, but it is also a global call to action for people to recognize their ability to have a positive effect on others around them. The day hopes to inspire people to … Continue reading →

Saturday 15 March 2014 marked the opening of the learning center at siyaphambili orphan village. The center means the children at siyaphambili no longer have to rush to the public library after school to avoid long queues. while the center … Continue reading →

 The CSC SA Transformation and Consultative Forum in collaboration with Siyaphambili Orphan Village invites YOU to join us for the launch of the first ever CSC Stem Learning Centre in South Africa. DATE: 15th March 2014 VENUE: Siyaphambili Orphan Village, 17 MSHUMPELA WAY, LANGA, CAPE … Continue reading →

  Yet again school sports month has arrived and due to the interhouse that takes place tomorrow at Langa stadium, we had to buy them the sport uniform, and they were very excited as much s we could afford to … Continue reading →

CSC delivered the wendy house yesterday that will be used as a computer learning center for our beneficiaries.   Ndileka the director & Vuyelwa the administrator were chatting with Debby Cheety the organiser and contact person for CSC company who … Continue reading →

Mandela day last week embodied the spirit of ubuntu as millions of South Africans and global citizens gave their time to worthy initiatives within their communities. The philosophy of Ubuntu has its origin in the Southern reaches of Africa and … Continue reading →

On Mandela Day (18 July 2013), people around the world are encouraged to spend at least 67 minutes doing something positive for their communities in honour of the 67 years that Nelson Mandela spent fighting for social justice and a … Continue reading →