"New Lundi" Houses Completed
We are extremely excited to announce that the new accommodation development in Zithulele has largely been completed!
It has been known as the "new build", and the "big build", but like a newborn child (and one not without its labour pains!), now that it has been 'born', it has been named "New Lundi", meaning "New Horizons" - a name pointing both to the beautiful view the new houses have of the ocean on the horizon, and to the new horizons in community development which the housing expansion brings.
It has been the largest accommodation development which Jabulani has undertaken, bringing 6 houses with a total of 14 new bedrooms and at a total cost of near R2.5m.
We are extremely thankful to everyone who has generously donated to make "New Lundi" a reality - whether individuals from the beginning of the "1000 from a 1000" campaign to the two large corporate donors - and truly excited not just that Zithulele is now able to attract and house more hospital and NGO professionals, but for what that in turn means for the lives, healthcare and education of the men, women and children of our area.
Enkosi kakhulu! Siyabulela! (Thank you very much! We are so joyful!)
It has been known as the "new build", and the "big build", but like a newborn child (and one not without its labour pains!), now that it has been 'born', it has been named "New Lundi", meaning "New Horizons" - a name pointing both to the beautiful view the new houses have of the ocean on the horizon, and to the new horizons in community development which the housing expansion brings.
It has been the largest accommodation development which Jabulani has undertaken, bringing 6 houses with a total of 14 new bedrooms and at a total cost of near R2.5m.
We are extremely thankful to everyone who has generously donated to make "New Lundi" a reality - whether individuals from the beginning of the "1000 from a 1000" campaign to the two large corporate donors - and truly excited not just that Zithulele is now able to attract and house more hospital and NGO professionals, but for what that in turn means for the lives, healthcare and education of the men, women and children of our area.
Enkosi kakhulu! Siyabulela! (Thank you very much! We are so joyful!)
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