A heart for the disabled
Mpl Galil Brinkhuis is seen here assisting an organization for disabled people. The MEC of Social Development came out and assisted them.
Addressing bullying at Alpine Primary School, Mitchells Plain
MPL Galil Brinkhuis was called upon to manage disputes regarding bullying incidents at Alpine Primary school in Mitchells Plain. He was called to have a meeting with the principal at Alpine primary school and he was referred to by an organization called CPC. The type of bullying includes knife stabbing incidents between learners.
As a result of the oversight visit, MPL Galil Brinkhuis managed to get the principal to work side by side with the CPC organisation to try to find a concrete solution and to work together to put long term solutions in place.
Pictured: MPL Galil Brinkhuis with parents of learners who filed complaints of bullying at Alpine Primary
Oversight visit to the Beaufort West Municipality
MPL Moulana Galil Brinkhuis, recently conducted an oversight visit to the Beaufort West Municipality.
His findings are as follows:
He concluded that the municipality is currently in a financial crisis and requires intervention.
During his visit to the waste management landfill, he observed a lack of equipment such as trucks.
70% of Beaufort West water comes from boreholes.
Gamka dam has been running dry since August 2024.
70% of the water supply cannot be accounted for??
Smart water meters will be a game changer for Beaufort west and this is in the pipeline.
It is also important to note that the municipality needs water meters.
Brinkhuis expressed concerns that the municipality may soon be placed under administration due to its ongoing challenges.
Assisting Palestinians from being deported from SA
Image: Al Jama-ah’s MPL Maulana Galil Brinkhuis (5th from left) outside the Home Affairs Department in Epping Cape Town with the three families from Gaza in Palestine.
Three Palestinian families, who come from Gaza, faced deportation from South Africa; but as a
Result of Al Jama-ah’s timeous intervention, they had their refugee documents extended for
another three months.
It so happened that a Strand community member, who was made aware of the distressed families
that included 13 Gazans individuals including babies and young adults, reached out to MPL
(Member of Provincial Legislature) Maulana Galil Brinkhuis for assistance. Brinkhuis immediately
addressed the issue accompanying the families to the University of Cape Town; here the families
were assisted with legal advice and thereafter referred to the Home Affairs Department to apply
for an extension of their refugee status.
The families, who previously went to the Somerset Home Affairs Department to apply for an
extension on their refugee status, were bluntly told by an official that they must get their luggage
together as they would be deported.
After Al Jama-ah’s intervention, the relieved family described Brinkhuis as: “a blessing amongst them.”
Brinkhuis said the Home Affairs Department officials in Epping, who were very friendly and extremely
helpful, assisted the families.
They are expected to return within three months for another extension; thereafter, they may apply for
refugee status.
Al Jama-ah Visit to Rusthof Old Age Home
Western Cape Member of the Legislature (MPL) Maulana Galil Brinkhuis made an oversight visit in Paarl in the Drakenstein Municipality on Thursday 4 July 2024 in response to the
Ad Hoc Committee members of the Rusthof Old Age Home in Paarl East, have approached the Al JAMA-AH Drakenstein region to assist the institution with various difficulties they are experiencing.
MPL Maulana Galil Brinkhuis greeted one of the 104 senior residents at Rusthof Old Age Home.
Matron Kleynhans showed MPL Brinkhuis the Rusthof Old Age Home’s recreational hall. The home accommodates 104 seniors.
The CEO of Rusthof Old Age Home Matron Alvira Kleynhans showed Al JAMA-AH’s MPL Maulana Galil Brinkhuis and others the grounds where they will develop a food garden.
Our Provincial Rally
Thank you to everyone who attended our Provinical Rally on Saturday, 26 May, in Surrey Estate, Athlone.
What a wonderful day, what a celebration of you – and our journey together! From Streets to Seats, Your Choice Matters. We take that commitment seriously!
It also provided the perfect opportunity to introduce you to our candidates, specifically our Cape Provincial Premier candidate, Professor Muhammed Haron and the Party’s Executive Mayor of the City of Johannesburg, Councillor Kabelo Gwamanda.
The forthcoming elections represent a pivotal moment. They provide us an opportunity to advocate for truth, justice, and foster an environment of peace and harmony for future generations.
This election, let us unite and mobilize to ensure that AL JAMA-AH emerges as a potent voice for justice and equality in the evolving political landscape. With the right leadership and our collective effort, we can shape a future that truly aligns with our values and vision.
We will vigorously combat corruption and crime, particularly targeting gangsterism in the Western Cape, and work diligently to remove corruption.
As a Muslim party that embraces all religions, we stand for human rights, justice, equality, integrity, and morality, upholding principled values at all times.
Shukran for your steadfast support as we endeavor to make a significant impact together. Please vote for AL JAMA-AH; the success of Al JAMA-AH heralds the success of the future of the Ummah in Southern Africa.
WE PRAY ALMIGHTY ALLAH BLESS ALL OF US TO UNDERSTAND THE VISION OF THE UMMAH IN AL JAMA-AH.
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