NANIMA’S PANCHAAT
Past newsletters If this is the first time you are hearing from Nanima (due to technical difficulties), you missed out on a few great newsletters. Visit the past newsletter section on the side. We introduced the new man in Nanima’s life, Madala as well as Nanima TV. We discussed issues and solutions from begging, the food crisis, xenophobia, fairytale romances, name changes and one of my favourites, the moral of the story.
Mehfil-e- Naat Junaid Jamshed, famous Pakistani Naat singer attended the International Ijtima in Lenasia. He was also one of the speakers at the gathering. If you want to watch him in action in South Africa, here’s your chance. Al Khaleel Counselling centre presents Mehfil – e- naat with Famous Junaid Jamshed from Pakistan and Waahid (KZN’s infamous Nasheed group) Sunday: 15 June 2008 Venue: Wits University Great Hall, Braamfontein, JHB Time: 19h00 for 19h30 Tickets: R100 – R150 Contact Najma 0114830579 Ayesha 0826305880 All funds will be used for Muslim Drug Rehabilitation Centres for Women in Jhb
To have a taste of what to expect Watch this Video
The Million Man March Against Crime
is a bold effort to find a collective solution to South Africa’s biggest social malady HELP FIGHT CRIME – We are marching to Pretoria, Pretoria, Pretoria. It’s not to late to march to Pretoria if you reading this on Tuesday. “With unity we can turn the situation around to the basics that have been the cornerstone of African society, botho /ubuntu. It means co-existence, empathy and a capacity for doing well for and with others. This mass campaign is meant to address all sorts of crime but the main aim is to translate the dialogue about crime into action, its sources and severity” Desmond Dube We are marching to Pretoria, Pretoria, Pretoria. Date: 10 March 2008. Venue: Union Building Pretoria/Tshwane http://www.millionmanmarch.co.za/
NANIMA’S WISE WORDS
“Evil prevails when good men sit and do nothing.” Edmund Burke
“Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu
NANIMA’S REMEDY
Crime Cure
Everyone agrees that we need creative ideas and fresh approaches to solve the crime problem. Many people are suggesting innovative ideas at the moment for creating safer communities. Here are some ideas to inspire you: * It starts with you: be honest as an individual and a family even in small things. Find a way to remind yourself of your commitment with a note or a poster at home.
* Keep the law – even the small things. If we all do this we will change the culture of crime in our country. So, obey the traffic rules, pay your TV license, don’t pirate DVDs.
* Report all criminal activity to SAPS Crime Stop Hotline 08600 10111 or SMS your anonymous tip-off to the Primedia crimeline on 32211 (or go on their website to send an anonymous email- www.crimeline.co.za
and click on their “Tip Off” menu option).
* Public property belongs to all of us. Look after public property such as bus shelters, streetlights and playground equipment, in your local area. It will help you to feel positive about your neighbourhood and it helps to reduce crime. See www.yoursouthafrica.co.za
for the City Press campaign.
* Get to know your neighbours. This will allow you to work together to make your neighbourhood a safer place.
* Report illegal liquor outlets in your area to the authorities and follow up until they are closed down. Don’t buy from them. Alcohol and violence are linked.
* Decide that you will not be a person who benefits from crime in any way. Don’t buy stolen goods, don’t take money that you know comes from crime (even if it does feed your family), and don’t take money from drug lords for community projects.
* Join your local Neighbourhood Watch or Community Policing Forum, and offer to do something with or for the group.
* Campaign the local council for proper street lighting.
* Clean up overgrown or unsafe spots or places where people can hide – commit to keeping them clean.
* Report on “drug corners”, and follow up until the authorities deal with them.
* Take a stand as a family against violent movies, video games and toys such as guns. Teach your children from young that violence does not solve problems – it creates them
http://www.forgood.co.za
NANIMA’S TV
International Ijtima 2008 – Music by Junaid Jamshed performing in Jozi soon.
NANIMA’S DIARY
Tuesday Jun 10
Tshwane: Million Man March – Pretoria/Tshwane: Union Buildings
Johannesburg: Markex – Sandton Convention Centre
1:30pm 702 walk talk entry deadline 18 June 2008 – http://www.702.co.za/events/events/20080407walkthetalk/main.asp
Thursday Jun 12
Lucknow: Discover Yourself Workshop
Friday Jun 13
Lucknow: Discover Yourself Workshop
7:30pm “Memories of Madeenah” – Durban: Durban City Hall
Friday Jun 13
7:30pm “Memories of Madeenah” – Durban: Durban City Hall
Saturday Jun 14
Lucknow: Discover Yourself Workshop
Durban: Zain Bhika: ‘Art of Creative Expression’ – Durban: Keal Road Islamic Centre, 104 Keal Road, Sydenham
Sunday Jun 15
Durban: Zain Bhika: ‘Art of Creative Expression’ – Durban: Keal Road Islamic Centre, 104 Keal Road, Sydenham
7pm Johannesburg: Mehfil – e- Naat Junaid Jamshed and Waahid – Braamfointein: Wits University Great Hall,
Wednesday Jun 18
8:30pm Kuwait: Discover Yourself Workshop – Muslim Educational Society in Kuwait
Click here for more events information
MADALA’S SECTION
Scoreboard
Euro 2008 | Germany | 2 – 0 | Poland |
Euro 2008 | Austria | 0 – 1 | Croatia |
Euro 2008 | Portugal | 2 – 0 | Turkey |
Euro 2008 | Switzerland | 0 – 1 | Czech |
Roland Garos | Nadal | beat | Federer |
Rugby | Argentina | 21 – 15 | Scotland |
Rugby | South Africa | 43 – 17 | Wales |
Canadian Grand Prix – Results
Pos | Driver | Team | Time |
1 | Robert Kubica | BMW Sauber | 36:24.4 |
2 | Nick Heidfeld | BMW Sauber | 16.495 |
3 | David Coulthard | Red Bull | 23.352 |
4 | Timo Glock | Toyota | 42.627 |
5 | Felipe Massa | Ferrari | 43.934 |
6 | Jarno Trulli | Toyota | 47.775 |
7 | Rubens Barrichello | Honda | 53.597 |
2008 FIA Formula One Drivers’ World Championship
Pos | Driver | Team | Tot |
1 | Kubica, R | BMW Sauber | 42 |
2 | Hamilton, L | McLaren | 38 |
2 | Massa, F | Ferrari | 38 |
4 | Räikkönen, K | Ferrari | 35 |
5 | Heidfeld, N | BMW Sauber | 28 |
6 | Kovalainen, H | McLaren | 15 |
7 | Webber, M | Red Bull | 15 |
8 | Trulli, J | Toyota | 12 |
9 | Alonso, F | Renault | 9 |
10 | Rosberg, N | Williams | 8 |
11 | Nakajima, K | Williams | 7 |
12 | Coulthard, D | Red Bull | 6 |
13 | Vettel, S | Toro Rosso | 5 |
14 | Barrichello, R | Honda | 5 |
15 | Glock, T | Toyota | 5 |
16 | Button, J | Honda | 3 |
17 | Bourdais, S | Toro Rosso | 2 |
2008 FIA Formula 1 Constructors’ World Championship
Pos | Team | Tot |
1 | Ferrari | 73 |
2 | BMW Sauber | 70 |
3 | McLaren | 53 |
4 | Red Bull | 21 |
5 | Toyota | 17 |
6 | Williams | 15 |
7 | Renault | 9 |
8 | Honda | 8 |
9 | Toro Rosso | 7 |
Men’s world golf rankings as at 08 June 2008
Rank | Player | Events | Avg Points |
1 | Tiger Woods | 40 | 19.44 |
2 | Phil Mickelson | 44 | 10.21 |
3 | Adam Scott | 48 | 5.86 |
4 | Ernie Els | 56 | 5.72 |
5 | Geoff Ogilvy | 46 | 5.62 |
6 | Justin Rose | 47 | 5.44 |
7 | Sergio Garcia | 52 | 5.22 |
8 | Steve Stricker | 47 | 5.21 |
9 | Vijay Singh | 59 | 5.14 |
10 | Jim Furyk | 51 | 5.09 |
11 | K.J. Choi | 57 | 5.07 |
12 | Padraig Harrington | 56 | 4.83 |
13 | Stewart Cink | 51 | 4.78 |
14 | Rory Sabbatini | 48 | 4.73 |
15 | Henrik Stenson | 51 | 4.67 |
16 | Trevor Immelman | 52 | 4.66 |
Euro 2008
Tuesday 10 June | |||
Spain | Russia | Tivoli Neu | 18:00 |
Greece | Sweden | Wals-Siezenheim | 20:45 |
Wednesday 11 June | |||
Czech Republic | Portugal | Stade de Genève | 18:00 |
Switzerland | Turkey | St. Jakob-Park | 20:45 |
Thursday 12 June | |||
Croatia | Germany | Wörthersee | 18:00 |
Austria | Poland | Ernst Happel | 20:45 |
Friday 13 June | |||
Italy | Romania | Letzigrund | 18:00 |
Netherlands | France | Stade de Suisse | 20:45 |
Saturday 14 June | |||
Sweden | Spain | Tivoli Neu | 18:00 |
Greece | Russia | Wals-Siezenheim | 20:45 |
Sunday 15 June | |||
Switzerland | Portugal | St. Jakob-Park | 20:45 |
Turkey | Czech Republic | Stade de Genève | 20:45 |
Monday 16 June | |||
Poland | Croatia | Wörthersee | 20:45 |
Austria | Germany | Ernst Happel | 20:45 |
MADALA’S GREEN FINGERS
What you can do for a healthy and beautiful environment
There are many, many kinds of action you can take. The best ideas will come from you – you know yourself, your family and your local area. Here are some ideas to inspire you:
* Before you buy something, ask yourself: Do I really need it? We all buy products that we probably don’t need because of advertising. By not buying new things, we cut down on the use of energy and resources.
* Buy basic products in bulk. If you do this with a group of neighbours, you not only save on packaging but also on fuel-expensive trips and money!
* Reduce your waste by starting to recycle and by purchasing recycled items. See the page opposite for a list of recycling companies.
* Drive less by planning your trips better or by sharing lifts or using public transport. Walk and cycle if you can. This will all help save on fuel use and reduce harmful pollution.
* Grow your own food – even if you start small with just a few plant pots! It’s a simple way to care for your body and enjoy nature.
* Make a compost heap with your food waste (except meat or dairy products). This will provide soil-food for your garden and reduce your household waste.
* Get advice about safe sanitation and make sure children and adults wash their hands with soap after using the toilet and before preparing or eating food.
* Clean up around stand-pipes and build “runaways” for the water to keep the area healthy and to help make collecting water easier.
* Save water – by investing in a rainwater tank (if you can afford it) and by running water from the bath or shower on to your garden.
* Plant indigenous and drought-resistant plants. They need less watering.
http://www.forgood.co.za
ANNOUNCEMENTS
WEDDING
Hussein Ismail of Houghton to Summaya Suliman of Lenasia
Zahir Ismail of Benoni to Ayesha Bibi Lakhana Marlboro
Hafez Abdullah Kolabhai of Azaadville to Sumaya Mohamed Polokwane
Ml. Mohammed Nanabhai of Mayfair to Aarifa Panchbhaya
Moin Ahmed of Botstwana to Katija Sayed of Zeerust
Farhaan Patel of Middleburg to Zakira Cassim
Send us your Wedding Announcements
BIRTH
Send us your Birth Announcements
RECIPE
Chicken & Peppadew quesadillas
INGREDIENTS:
* 8 flour tortillas bought from Woolies
* 2 cooked chicken breasts , sliced
* 150g Peppadew sweet peppers , drained and roughly chopped
* 1 red onion , finely sliced * a handful rocket * 200g cheese (if u want to be fancy gruyure Comete swiss cheese), grated
METHOD 1,2, 3
1. Sprinkle 4 tortilla wraps evenly with all the ingredients. Top with the remaining tortillas.
2. Heat a non-stick frying pan and cook each for 3-4 minutes until the cheese begins to melt and stick together, and the tortilla browns.
3. Carefully flip over and brown the other side. Cut each one into 4 wedges and serve.
http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/
NANIMA’S NOTICEBOARD
Child Care
Pinelands Cape Town am looking for a nanny to look after children and do normal household chores. This is a live in position in Cape Town. Will you be able to assist me?
Robertsham I am looking for someone to take care of my two kids. I live in Robertsham.
Meals
Johannesburg I need to find someone who makes nice platters ie samoosas n finger foods.. also kids tables and chairs for hire.
Johannesburgwe’re looking for someone who can make a few varieties of soups to cater for 300 people, for Friday, 6 June, for a charity soup day. please contact me if you can assist- on this short notice
Lessons
JohannesburgPlease send me details for where I can get cooking and dressmaking lessons in jhb.
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