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[WATCH] ENCA | Mahlasedi Foundation Wheelbarrow Food Distribution

[WATCH] ENCA | Wheel Barrow Food

Distribution Project – Cosmo City

Residents around Cosmo City are doing things differently.

They’re assisting in delivering a month’s supply of food from various organisations

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[READ] Daily Maverick | MEALS ON WHEELS: Wheelbarrow agents ferry food to the needy

More than 186 wheelbarrow agents ensured recipients got their food parcels delivered to their door. Wheelbarrows are now seen as an essential service item as they play a huge role in aiding with food distribution.

[WATCH] Randburgsun | Wheelbarrows of food

for Msawawa

Telephony and cash management service Kazang and the charity organisation Mahlasedi Foundation helped to organise the wheelbarrows carrying the food

[WATCH] News 24 | AERIAL PHOTOS | Thousands queue for food parcels in Olievenhoutbosch, Centurion

The streets of Olievenhoutbosch were abuzz with the movement of people queueing for food parcels, with many failing to adhere to social distancing regulations on Saturday.

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[READ] Rekord Centurion | Foundation

to continue feeding Olievenhoutbosch residents

The Mahlasedi Foundation will continue feeding residents of Olievenhoutbosch despite claims of chaos erupting at a food parcel collection point this weekend.

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[WATCH] IOL News | Food relief for 30 000 families in Olievenhoutbosch

Pretoria - A massive food relief distribution initiative funded by the private sector took place in Olievenhoutbosch to help nearly 30 000 families affected by the impact of the Covid-19 lockdown.

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[READ] ENCA | We slept here to get food: Olievenhoutbosch residents get aid amid confinement

PRETORIA - A human chain stretched several kilometres through Olievenhoutbosch on Saturday, past police officers and armoured vehicles.

[WATCH] Wheel barrow food distribution

Residents around Cosmo City are doing things differently. They're assisting in delivering a month's supply of food from various organisations using wheelbarrows. Lindokuhle Xulu is at Msawawa Informal Settlement. Courtesy #DStv403

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[READ] Dispatch Live| Food bonanza for impoverished villagers

​​Close to 5,000 Residents of King Williams Town villages of Bonke, Tyutyu, Balasi and Sikobeni this week received food parcels from Bidvest after they were hit hard by Covid-19 lockdown where thousands of people lost income.

[WATCH] ENCA | Mahlasedi Foundation Putting Shoulder To The Wheel

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[READ] News24 | Wheel Barrow Food

Distribution Project – Cosmo City

The City of Johannesburg says it will electronically manage and limit food parcels to R350 per household.

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[READ] Kazang Connect | World Hunger Day: Wheeling a month’s supply of food to 10,000 households and creating jobs

Ten thousand households in the Cosmo City community,

north of Johannesburg stand to benefit as they each receive

a month’s

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[READ] Midrand Reporter | ICYMI: Cashbuild donates 10 wheelbarrows to Olievenhoutbosch initiative

OLIEVENHOUTBOSCH – Cashbuild donated 10 wheelbarrows to

the Wheelbarrow Association in Olievenhoutbosch to

assist in their operations.

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[READ] Sunday Times | Olievenhoutbosch’s

most vulnerable hit hard by Covid-19 lockdown

People in Olievenhoutbosch, near Centurion, Gauteng, wait in line for food parcels.
Image: Gallo Images/ER Lombard

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[READ] SA Positive News | Mahlasedi Foundation brings Food relief for 30 000 families in Olievenhoutbosch

The SA Heroes Awards nominee, Mahlasedi foundation partnered with the Department of Social Development and local political parties to register and brought about a massive food relief distribution in Olievenhoutbosch to help nearly 30 000 families affected by the impact of the Covid-19 lockdown.

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[READ] The Citizen | Business booms for wheelbarrows and vehicle owners in Olivenhoutbosch

As thousands of residents queued for food parcels, they used this opportunity to charge people to transport their food parcels home.

[WATCH] Impact Online | Mahlasedi Foundation reaches out during KZN Floods

A week of rain has wrecked havoc in Kwazulu-Natal, causing damage to streets, homes, and businesses. Jan Pretorius and Lebo Mothoagae, representatives of the Mahlasedi Foundation, speak about the environmental impacts of the floods and what they are doing to lend a helping hand. Watch as host Zinhle Twala interviews goes live on site.

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