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Councillor Shameemah Salie

ABOUT CLLR SHAMEEMAH SALIE

Advocate Shameemah Salie is the youngest of 6 children. She is married and has 5 children.
She attended Portland’s Primary and Jamaica Primary and Woodlands Senior Secondary. Has a B.Proc Degree from the University of the Western Cape (1998), and a Bachelor of Laws Degree from the University of Western Cape (20024).

Shameemah is passionate about the welfare of the most vulnerable members of our communities, including the elderly. She has, from the onset of her career, focused on matters impacting women and children, including on sexual violence victim empowerment and support.

She was a public servant for many years, and her repertoire includes service as a Family Advocate in the Department of Justice, and State advocate in the National Prosecuting Authority until 2015, at which time she joined Al Jama-ah on a full-time basis.  This is when her focus became fully on serving the communities through various projects for upliftment and empowerment.

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She is very active in protecting the rights of the Mu’tamireen and Hujaaj, constantly fighting for their fair and just treatment. She loves cricket and was a scorekeeper for the Ottomans cricket club, while also assisting with mini cricket coaching at Primroses cricket club.

She has a passion for promoting sports, especially cricket, at grass roots levels, recognising its vital contribution to keeping our children off the streets, and building discipline and teamwork. She also loves swimming, reading and travelling. Even though Shameemah jokingly complains that Al Jama-ah leaves her no time for her favourite hobbies, her first love is her community, which she prioritises through her presence and visibility in the communities she whole-heartedly serves

COUNCILLOR HIGHLIGHTS

In the dynamic landscape of South African politics, where diversity and representation are crucial, Shameemah Dollie Salie, the spokesperson for Al Jama-ah, has emerged as a powerful advocate for change. She has captured the attention of many with her impassioned speeches, dedication to community upliftment, and commitment to a more inclusive South Africa. 

IN PARLIAMENT

From May 2024 – May 2025, Advocate Shameemah Salie stood in as Al Jama-ah’s second MP in the National Assembly, on behalf of Councillor Ismail Moosa.

Moosa’ was required to resign as a Ward Councillor from the City of Johannesburg following the 2024 national elections, but the Party’s President Hon. Ganief Hendricks requested that he stay on for another year as councillor until the fulfillment of Al Jama-ah ward and governance commitments.

This is the work completed by Advocate MP Shameemah Salie during this time:

CONGRATULATIONS TO SHAMEEMAH SALIE

SHAMEEMAH SALIE APPOINTED AS AL JAMA-AHS SECOND MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT

Al Jama-ah Congratulates its second Member of Parliament who was sworn in earlier today: Al Jama-ah Party is pleased to announce the swearing in of its second Member of Parliament, Adv Shameemah Salie.

Adv Shameemah Salie was sworn in earlier today in the Speaker’s Boardroom at Parliament.

The party has now secured two Member of Parliament (MP) posts. The first post returned to the party’s leader, Hon Ganief Hendricks (who is now the newly appointed Deputy Minister of Social Development). Adv Shameemah Salie has taken up the second seat in Parliament and her position as councillor in the City of Cape Town will be filled by Adv. Yusuf Khan Dalwai.

Al Jama-ah extends its heartfelt congratulations to Member Salie and is confident that she would continue to be the party’s dissenting voice in Parliament. 

FIRST SPEECH IN PARLIAMENT

Hon Adv. Salie’s Maiden speech as the MINI PLENARY on International Relations and Co-operation, 16 July 2024 

” While promoting solidarity with the Palestinians’ liberation struggle, South Africa’s trades with Israel remains strong … amounting to almost 3 billion rand exported goods to this apartheid state; this is rather hypocritical!

AL JAMA-AH does not support a two-state solution; AL JAMA-AH supports a one state solution! We cannot claim ownership of land through a genocide

READ THE FULL SPEECH HERE

WE STAND IN SUPPORT

Shameemah Dollie Salie – I stand 200% in support of Advocate, Honorable Member of Parliament Shameemah Dollie Salie and Al Jama’ah in their firm stance against #cyberbullyingawareness political coercion, and the divisive tactics that threaten unity within our community.

It is clear that Al Jama’ah acted with integrity, refusing to be dictated to or pressured into decisions that do not align with their principles. The party made an independent and well-reasoned choice, demonstrating leadership and accountability to their constituents. Any attempt to misrepresent their position or threaten them into submission is not only unethical but also exposes the true intentions of those who seek to manipulate political narratives for their gain.

Unity within the Muslim community should never be sacrificed for personal or political agendas. As Muslims, we are commanded to uphold justice, respect, and mutual understanding. Attempting to strong-arm Al Jama’ah into a collective decision they were never a part of is a clear example of intimidation, which has no place in a democratic and ethical society.

Advocate Shameemah Dollie Salie’s response is principled, courageous, and a necessary reminder that we must resist efforts to create disunity. Al Jama’ah’s commitment to standing firm on their own strategy while respecting the cause at hand is commendable.

We will not be bullied. We will not be dictated to. And we will not allow political opportunists to create division for their own gain. Truth and justice must always prevail.

LETTER OF CONGRATULATIONS

RECEIVED WITH HUMILITY & THANKS FROM THE MUSLIM JUDICIAL COUNCIL

Dear Parliamentarian Shameemah Salie,

On behalf of the Muslim Judicial Council (MJC), I extend our heartfelt congratulations on your appointment as a Member of Parliament for Al Jama-ah. This prestigious position is a testament to your unwavering dedication, tireless work, and impactful contributions to our community.

Your exemplary service as a City of Cape Town Councilor has been marked by significant achievements and a strong commitment to social justice and community welfare. Your efforts in mobilizing support for Palestinian causes, advocating for cancer awareness, and addressing critical service delivery issues have not gone unnoticed. Your ability to engage with community members, provide essential support during crises, and elevate important social issues on various platforms has truly set you apart as a leader.

We are confident that your transition to this new role in Parliament will bring about positive change and further amplify the voices of those you represent. Your passion for justice and equity will undoubtedly guide you in making meaningful contributions to our nation’s legislative process.

May Allah (SWT) grant you strength, wisdom, and success in all your endeavors. We look forward to witnessing the positive impact you will continue to make as a Member of Parliament.

Once again, congratulations on this well-deserved appointment. We are proud of your accomplishments and stand ready to support you in your new role.

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2025
APRIL 2025 UPDATE

CONSTITUENCY
–  Parliament, Administration
–  Salaam Radio – interview on special Ramadan program featuring prominent Muslim political leaders
–  Live Pledge Hilaal TV.
–  Attended the Bo-Kaap Iftar
–  Meeting with Michael Prince, Parliament
–  Mass Iftaar new horizons sadaqal tul jaariyah for deceased duah and for Palestine.
–  Attended and advertised vendor’s Belgravia Pre Eid Expo ;collection and delivery of food in Athlone
–  Annual Friendship and Dialogue Iftar at the Star College Bridgetown High School Hall.
–  Giants Epping for purchase of goods for party packs madrassa
–  Kids, Wynberg Constituency, Pelican Park Constituency; Newfield’s Constituency
–  Lansdowne Constituency, Hanover Park Constituency.
–  Assisted with food and party packs to 150 Madrassa students in Hanover Park
–  Food for the iftar at Heideveld Masjid
–  Attended airport arrival of Ebrahim Rasool
–  Beit ul Aman Iftaar

MONTH IN SUMMARY
– Salaam Radio
interview on our special Ramadan program featuring prominent Muslim political leaders

– PLENARY (Nieuwmeester Dome)
1. Consideration of Report of PC on Human Settlements on Oversight visit to informal settlements in Stellenbosch and Strand (ATC, 7 February 2025, p 11) (51) (declarations)
2.Consideration of Report of PC on Water and Sanitation on a petition from residents of Ward 20, Ward 29, Ward 36 and Ward 92, Germiston, Ekurhuleni, calling on the Assembly to investigate water supply in their areas (submitted by Mrs M O Clarke, MP) (ATC, 7 February 2025, p 6) (51)
3. Consideration of Report of PC on Basic Education on Oversight visit by Chairperson to Setotolwane LSEN Secondary School, Mankweng, Limpopo Province (ATC, 5 February 2025, p 4) (51) (declarations)
4.Consideration of Report of PC on Land Reform and Rural Development on Oversight visit to Mpumalanga Province from 8 – 11 October 2024 (ATC, 28 January 2025, p 2) (51) (declarations);
6.Member’s statements (50)
7. Debate on International Mother Language Day (106)
8. Legislation
9. Motions without notice
10. Notices of motion

VIRTUAL: International Relations;
Oversight to South African Embassies in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and Vietnam;

VIRTUAL : Portfolio Committee on Justice and Constitutional Development,
(National Assembly), [Consideration of Parliamentary Legal Services opinion on the section 79(1) referral of the Regulation of Interception of Communications and Provision of Communication-Related Information Amendment Bill [B28- 2023] and impact of the related Constitutional Court application for extension and interim measures.] Virtual meeting platform; Committee of Chairpersons Meeting (GHC);

PLENARY (Nieuwmeester Dome)
Questions for Oral Reply: Cluster 1 – Peace and Security (180)
Programme Committee ; International Relations: PC on Defense to meet a Swedish delegation on Thursday 6 March 2025 at 12:00 to 14:45 in S12A, NCOP Building, Parliament. The Delegation would like to learn more about South African Foreign Affairs Policy and other suggested topics for discussions are South Africa’s Role in Africa, The Russian war against Ukraine, Israeli- Palestine Conflict, China’s influence and the reform of the United Security Council.;

PLENARY (Nieuwmeester Dome)
1. Debate on Urgent Matter of National Public the United States Government to halt aid to South Africa and the response thereto (124)
2. Consideration of Report of PC on Sport, Arts and Culture on Oversight visit to Eastern Cape, from 8 – 11 October 2024 (ATC, 10 December 2024, p 94) (51) (declarations)
3. Consideration of Report of PC – 31 on Communications and Digital Technologies on Oversight visit to Eastern Cape Province from 8 to 11 October 2023 (ATC, 10 December 2024, p 7) (51) (declarations)
4. Consideration of Report of PC on Forestry, Fisheries and Environment on Oversight visit to Mpumalanga and Gauteng Provinces Importance (Mr J S Malema)
Joint Committee on Ethics and Members’ Interest, (National Assembly), [Closed meeting], M314, 3rd floor, Marks Build,

Mini-plenary Sessions (Virtual)
Mini-plenary 1:
1. Subject for discussion (ANC) (114)
2. Subject for discussion (DA) (114)

Mini-plenary 2:
3. Subject for discussion (ANC) (114)
4.Subject for discussion (Action SA) (114);

Attended the Bo-Kaap Iftar
Live Pledge Hilaal TV.

Parliament:
– Meeting with Michael Prince, Parliament
– Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture (National Assembly),
[Briefing by the Department on Sport, Arts and Culture on the stability and governance matters at all entities; (board appointments and governance);
– Update by the Department on all criminal cases (case numbers etc) and forensic investigations within the entities; federations and CCIFSA.
– Consideration and adoption of minutes.], M514, 5TH Floor, Marks Building,

VIRTUAL: Justice and Constitutional Development:
– Briefing on the President’s reservations on RICA Bill; (Nieuwmeester Dome)
– Questions to the President. Visitation to libraries
– Political Working Group on Strategic Planning of Parliament (GHC)

VIRTUAL: Justice and Constitutional Development:
Submissions on Constitution 20th and 21st Amendment Bills.
– Chief Whips Forum (Closed Meeting)
– Budget Lock-up Session (M46);

VIRTUAL: International Relations, presentation Dr Gounden on the Conflict in the Sahel region and effectiveness of regional mechanisms and South Africa’s support of the AU processes towards a lasting peace

PLENARY (Budget Speech) (Nieuwmeester Dome)
Introduction: Appropriation Bill [B – 2025] (props77) and tabling of Division of Revenue Bill [B –2025] (prop s76(1))
– Programme Committee
– Caucus;

PLENARY (Nieuwmeester Dome)
1. Debate on International Women’s Day: March forward, accelerate action for gender equality (106)
2. Questions for Oral Reply: Cluster 2: Social Services (180)
3. Consideration of Report PC on Social Development on Annual Report of Central Drug Authority (CDA) for 2023/24 financial year (ATC, 5 March 2025, p 33) (51) (declarations)
4. Consideration of Report of PC on Higher Education and Training on National Student Financial Aid Scheme Annual Report 2022/23 and Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services Sector Education and Training Authority Annual Report 2023/24 (ATC, 14 February 2025, p 4) (51) (declarations)

Administrative duties.
Purchases for and arrangements for mass iftar

Briefing by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture on the 2024/25
Revised Annual Performance Plan.

Briefing by the Auditor General on its consolidated general report on National and Provincial Audit Outcomes for 2023 – 24. Consideration and adoption of minutes; Committee Room 1, Ground Floor, 90 Plein Street Building.

MINI-PLENARY SESSIONS (Virtual)
Mini-plenary 1:
1. Subject for discussion (Dr Z L Mkhize): The role played by traditional leaders in customary initiation programmes to address deaths and mutilation of initiates (114)
2. Subject for discussion (Mr R W T Chance): Transforming the economy through inclusive growth and unleashing enterprise that leads to job creation, instead of more government-run transformation initiatives

Mini-plenary 2:
3. Subject for discussion (MK): (114) (topic to follow) 4. Subject for discussion (Mr S L Dithebe): Investing in capacity building, infrastructure and legislative reform to address the crisis of water management and to improve compliance with the Blue, Green and No Drop standard (114)

Mass Iftaar new horizons sadaqal tul jaariyah for deceased duah for those ill and in remembrance of Palestine. Attended and advertised vendor’s Belgravia Pre Eid Expo ; collection of food in Athlone

VIRTUAL: Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture (National Assembly),
[Briefing by Basketball South Africa on the Annual Report and the 2023/24 audited financial statements and all other outstanding matters.], Virtual meeting platform;

PLENARY (Nieuwmeester Dome)
1. Member’s statements (50)
2. Consideration of Reports of PC on Public Service and Administration on Public Hearings (Written and Oral) for Public Service Commission Bill [B 30 – 2023] & Public Service Commission Bill [B 30 – 2023] (s76(1)) (ATC, 5 March 2025, p 4 – 22) (no debate)
3. Second Reading debate – Public Service Commission Bill [B 30B – 2023] (s76(1)) (121)
4. Consideration of Report PC on Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities on Filling of vacancies for the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) Board (ATC, 11 March 2025, p 3) (51) (declarations)
5. Debate on Human Rights Day: Deepening a culture of social justice and human rights (106)
6. Motions without notice
7. Notices of motion

VIRTUAL:
International Relations briefing by the Department on the outcomes of the 38th AU Summit in Adis Ababa and South Africa’s implementation plan of the decisions taken.

Portfolio Committee Justice and Constitutional Development; Deliberations on statutory appointments: Deputy Public Protector and South African Human Rights Commissioner, The Towers, Foreshore, Cape Town; Chief Whips’ Forum (Closed meeting);

PLENARY (Nieuwmeester Dome)
1. Questions for Oral Reply: Cluster 3: Governance (180)
2. Consideration of Report of PC on Communications and Digital Technologies on Oversight visit to State Information Technology Agency (SITA) on 11 December 2024 (ATC, 13 February 2025, p 2) (51) (declarations); Annual Friendship and Dialogue Iftar at the Star College Bridgetown High School Hall. 126 Tarentaal Rd. Bridgetown

Giants Epping for purchase of goods for party packs madrassa

Kids, Wynberg Constituency, Pelican Park Constituency; Newfield’s

Constituency
–  Lansdowne Constituency, Hanover Park Constituency.
–  Assisted with food and party packs to 150 Madrassa students in Hanover Park and food for the iftar at
Heideveld Masjid
–  Attended airport arrival of Ebrahim Rasool
–  Beit ul Aman Iftaar

OVERSIGHT: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS FLIGHT FROM CAPE TOWN TO NORTH WEST
–  The Portfolio Committee on International Relations surrounding the launching of a people-centred oversight mechanism for international relations in Pretoria and Mpumalanga, and will be in North West Province 26th March
–  Introduction of public participation mechanism in international relations in Pretoria addressing relevant stakeholders and embassies of China, Russia and Brazil. Raising the relevant concerns brought to the attention of portfolio

OVERSIGHT: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
–  Oversight of Dirco offices, presentation and meeting on Public Participation mechanisms, geopolitics and feedback on oversight at different areas visited
–  OVERSIGHT: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
–  Oversight at State lounges in readiness for G20
–  OVERSIGHT: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS – ARRIVAL IN CAPE TOWN

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Month of March
Parliamentary Update
Constituency Report
Weekly breakdown

2024
DECEMBER 2024 UPDATE

 

PARLIAMENTARY:

SPORTS ARTS AND CULTURE:

Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture, (National Assembly), [Briefing by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture and the South African Rugby Union on the details of the equity sale], Committee Room M46, Ground Floor, Marks Building, Parliament


PLENARIES / CAUCUS

PLENARY (Nieuwmeester marquee)

  1. Statement by the Minister of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities on Disability Rights Awareness Month (89)
  2. Consideration of Transport Appeal Tribunal Amendment Bill [B 8D – 2020] (s76) and of Report of PC on Transport thereon
    (ATC, 19 November 2024, p 3) (no debate)
  3. Consideration of Report of PC on Sport, Arts and Culture on A letter dated 20 October 2024 from Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Mr G McKenzie, MP noting his rejection of Pan South African Language Board shortlist
    (ATC, 19 November 2024, p 4) (51) (declarations)
  4. Consideration of Draft notice and schedule determining the rate, with effect from 1 April 2024, at which salaries, allowances and benefits are payable to Constitutional Court judges and other judges annually
    (Report of PC on Justice and Constitutional Development, see ATC, 13 November 2024, p 5) (51) (declarations)
  5. Consideration of Report of Standing Committee on the Auditor-General on Integrated Annual Report of the Auditor General of South Africa for the Financial Year 2023/24 (ATC, 22 November 2024) (51) (declarations)
  6. Consideration of Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of PC on Public Works and Infrastructure (ATC, 14 November 2024, p 31) (declarations)
  7. Consideration of Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of PC on Planning Monitoring and Evaluation on Vote 10: Department of Public Enterprises for the 2023/2024 Financial Year (ATC, 22 November 2024) (declarations)
  8. Consideration of Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of PC on Basic Education on Performance of the Department of Basic Education for the 2023/24 financial year (ATC, 27 November 2024) (declarations)
  9. Consideration of Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of PC on Correctional Services (ATC, 28 November 2024, p 31) (declarations)
  10. Decision of Question on reports debated in mini-plenaries on 29 November – Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture, (National Assembly),
    [Briefing by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture and the South African Rugby Union on the details of the equity sale], Committee Room M46, Ground Floor, Marks Building, Parliament ;

PLENARY (Nieuwmeester marquee)

  1. Consideration of Report of Standing Committee on Appropriations on Special Appropriation Bill [B19-2024] (ATC, December 2024, p) (no debate)
  2. First Reading debate: Special Appropriation Bill [B19- 2024] (s77) (121)
  3. Second Reading: Special Appropriation Bill [B19- 2024] (s77) (no debate)
  4. Consideration of Report of Standing Committee on Appropriations on 2024 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (ATC, December 2024) (no debate)
  5. Consideration of Report of Standing Committee on Appropriations on Adjustments Appropriation Bill [B14-2024] (s77) (ATC, December 2024) (no debate)
  6. Debate on 2024 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement & First Reading debate: Adjustments Appropriation Bill [B14- 2024] (s77) (121)
  7. Consideration of Votes and Schedule: Adjustments Appropriation Bill [B14- 2024] (s77) (99)
  8. Second Reading: Adjustments Appropriation Bill [B14- 2024] (s77) (no debate)
  9. Farewell speeches (54);

CONSTITUENCY:

Kenilworth Constituency | Pelican Park Constituency Office

  • Accompanied Al Jama’ah supporters on the donation of 100th pint of blood
  • Assisted with several requests surrounding sewerage issues in Hazendal
  • Attendance of Palestinian protests and awareness including motorcade
  • Donation of several parcels of food to Al Jama’ah members in New Horizons
  • Oversight on transformation on sports in cricket
  • Attendance at and support at Mowbray Maqbara including function in honour of staff
  • Assistance towards Mutamireen and operators impacted by “possible” fraudulent Investigation in process

COMMUNITY:

  • Swim with Gaza Event, Strandfontain Pavillion
  • South Africa National Orchestra – Rhythms of Hope Concert, Cape Town City
    Hall

 

2022
APRIL 2022

Councillor’s activities in City

  • Clean up day

Council duties

  • Perusal of agendas for monthly City meeting (approximately 5000 pages).
  • Perusal and input on Community and Health Agenda and Workshops, Subcouncil 11 Agendas and Activities.

Council report

  • Was advised in March to provide a monthly report on the input and outcome of the Council meeting.
  • Duly provided a detailed report on all items and outcomes thereof, for public consumption on the agenda
  • Matters on special agenda Al Jama-ah provided input surrounding concerns on irregular expenditure. In this part of the agenda, no recordings or videos were allowed.

Community and health Portfolio report

  • Actively participated in matters affecting communities relating to parks and recreation, homelessness, and the importance of creating a culture of reading and ensuring accessibility to all including those who are physically challenged.

City of Cape Town Training attended

  • Leadership Course
  • Leading wellness course
  • Actively engaged in these courses and belief it is indeed beneficial.

City meetings this month 

  • Chamber meeting
  • Subcouncil 11 meeting
  • Subcouncil 11 ward committee meeting
  • Community and health meetings
  • Community and health workshops

C3 Notices

  • Assisted with C3 notices and follow up thereof these matters have been favorably resolved

Engagement with public

  • I am contacted on daily basis for input on both service delivery issues and others issues both telephonic and via social media platforms to which I have a good response time

Party report: Social media

  • Attended social meeting
  • Actively assisted with the perusal of and corrections, input and correction of statements. Assisted with adverts. Daily shared, liked and commented on Al Jama-ah posts on relevant social media handles.
  • Completed several soundbites for Valley FM, as well as Heart FM
  • Shared and educated public on matters stemming from the City of Cape Town media and meetings via social media platforms and at events and one on one meetings.

Radio 786

  • During March to April 2022 on Radio 786 breakfast club. Engaging with community on various topics.

Heritage day

  • Actively participated in heritage day event in District 6 and assisted with pictures and live videos of events

Palestine

  • Constant awareness was created surrounding the atrocities in Palestine via social media posts and shares. Attended two Palestinian awareness events in Kromboom Rd held on Saturdays including on Heritage day.

Spar Cape Town Ramadaan and Lifestyle expo Branding

  • Assisted with items for marketing and designing of bags for Al Jama-ah to increase visible branding at the expo
  • Purchased 50 bags of my own which will be used to sign up members and to advertise the party via supporters
  • Assisted with advertising of the Al Jama-ah party, engaging and networking with supporters, and securing of contacts, and distribution of flyers and membership forms from Friday to Sunday.
  • Participated in a political cook-off representing Al Jama-ah

Mowbray Cemetery

  • As a board member and being on the community on health portfolio: Assisted with affidavits, updating of forms evaluating maintenance and upgrades in process at the cemetery. Interacting with members of the public in person, via social media, and telephonically.
  • The work done by Mowbray Cemetery has not gone unnoticed by the relevant portfolio and has been acknowledged on several occasions during meetings

Icare Children’s Foundation

  • As an ambassador for ICare Children’s Foundation: Assisted with the lease agreement and launch of the finalization of agreement in securing of premises heritage site South African Cape Corps Ex-Serviceman Silvertown. The site will be utilized for the upliftment of those in need, through skills development and education. Further, the site will be used as a hub for feeding schemes
  • Assisted with an appeal to the community for assistance of goods, in cash and kind for foster homes, orphanages, and Eid drive.
  • Have been actively collecting clothing for those in need and for situations of potential disasters.
  • Have further provided guidance on service delivery issues faced by trust of the relevant building

Bokamakerie walkabout event

  • Took the lead on the walkabout held on the 9th of April 2022. The walkabout is intended to assess the difficulties faced by the residents of Bokmakerie after several concerns were raised. Concerns of gangsterism, drug abuse, unemployment, crime, parks in a poor state, roads damaged, the difficulties faced by elderly and children due to poverty.
  • During this period leading up to the event: actively involved in the advertising of the event, interviews conducted and pictures secured for the advertising team.
  • Secured two pots of food for the event through Icare Children’s Foundation and personally contributed 100 packets of party packs on behalf of party.
  • Further contributed and gifted groceries to the family who will provide premises to host the event.

New Horizons

  • Distribution of clothing to those in need.
  • Engaged with members of the community surrounding service delivery issues.
  • Secured assistance of a supporter and newly signed up member Fatimah Dollie Morgan to assist in the arrangements towards mass iftaar for 16 April New
  • Contributed a pot of food and 100 packets of chips
  • We are taking steps in the right direction. Being active and visible in the community is very important, as is follow-up of matters. Visible branding of Al Jama-ah is important in that voters become more familiar with the brand and party. By engaging with our people on the ground and in their homes, we will truly become the voice of the people, especially when we allow them to speak and raise their concerns – indeed confidence in the party is built.
MARCH 2022
  • Resolved preparation of sports policy for community health and safety meeting
  • Preparing a presentation for AL jama meeting
  • SONA edit
  • Attended community and health meeting
  • Had a meeting at Mowbray cemetery for opening of ghost ghanaa
  • Preparing social media statement, on city of Cape Town sports Asset Management participation.
  • Provided information of the local clubs for distribution, in line with the permission from portfolio to ensure public participation as clubs never received policy for perusal
  • Inauguration of subcouncil meeting
  • Constitutional court ruling on Zionism
  • Attended an Al Jama-ah Councillors meeting Kzn by elections
  • Expections for budget
  • City of CT special meeting
  • Edit parole press release
  • Socail media team meeting
  • shavathon canal walk
  • Social media WC denounce solidarity with Ukraine statement and soundbite (Valley F) Newskoop agency and Heafm
  • community and health meeting
  • edit and social media on water project
  • Perusal and preparation of agendas
  • Edit social media responses, on Counselor Brown suurounding Al jamaah support for Russia plus sound bite (Valley F)
  • Subcouncil 11 special meeting and agenda
  • opening of salaah and ghusl ghanna Mowbray Cemet
  • Edit on release of Aa Siddiqui
  • Edit press releases on NSFAS and sound Bite (Valley F)
  • Community and health meeting
  • Edit the release on department of water and sanitation and sound bite Vmarulla (Valley F)
FEBRUARY 2022
  • Resolved preparation of sports policy for community health and safety meeting
  • Preparing a presentation for AL jama meeting
  • SONA edit
  • Attended community and health meeting
  • Had a meeting at Mowbray cemetery for opening of ghost ghanaa
  • Preparing social media statement, on city of Cape Town sports Asset Management participation.
  • Provided information of the local clubs for distribution, in line with the permission from portfolio to ensure public participation as clubs never received policy for perusal
  • Inauguration of subcouncil meeting
  • Constitutional court ruling on Zionism
  • Attended an Al Jama-ah Councillors meeting Kzn by elections
  • Expections for budget
  • City of CT special meeting
  • Edit parole press release
  • Socail media team meeting
  • shavathon canal walk
  • Social media WC denounce solidarity with Ukraine statement and soundbite (Valley F) Newskoop agency and Heafm
  • community and health meeting
  • edit and social media on water project
  • Perusal and preparation of agendas
  • Edit social media responses, on Counselor Brown suurounding Al jamaah support for Russia plus sound bite (Valley F)
  • Subcouncil 11 special meeting and agenda
  • opening of salaah and ghusl ghanna Mowbray Cemet
  • Edit on release of Aa Siddiqui
  • Edit press releases on NSFAS and sound Bite (Valley F)
  • Community and health meeting
  • Edit the release on department of water and sanitation and sound bite Vmarulla (Valley F)