MTN SA Foundation General Manager, Kusile Mtunzi-Hairwadzi (left) with some executives at the hand-over of a 20-seater multimedia centre at Bambisandla Sam Youth Centre, in Carletonville, in partnership with the Department of Social Development.
by AKANI CHAUKE
JOHANNESBURG,
(CAJ News) – YOUTH, orphaned children, people with disabilities as well as abused and neglected women west of Johannesburg can now harness the power of technology to transform their lives.
This follows the MTN South Africa Foundation handing over a 20-seater multimedia centre at Bambisandla Sam Youth Centre, in Carletonville, in partnership with the Department of Social Development.
The initiative forms part of MTN’s drive to support the United Nations’ (UN) 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence (GBV), which takes place every year between November 25 and December 10.
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When I called my web designer and friend Cons Raquel to do the design for
www.iamsamfoundation.com, it was clear to her that “IAMSAM” is the conviction to scream for rights for women and children and therefore is “public.” She knew too that this was very personal. Cons asked the question, “so… what means much to you? What would be emblematic?” Straight from my heart, I said, “elephants.” The proverbial lightbulb lit and Cons said, “the elephant in the room?” Stumped, I replied, “no, ah… elephants never forget.” And she said, “Ohhh, I thought, the elephant in the room.” She went on to explain. I cut her short, “Cons, perfect… nothing by chance.” Not incidentally and I am beyond grateful the name for the movement I Am S.A.M. comes from Cons’ brilliance too.