Historical background on Batlagae Trust

The Batlagae [1] Trust was set up in 1991 by the Oversight Committee of the

NCCR[2], the organisation was established by the Liberation Movements and the South Africa Council of Churches to assist with the re-integration of political exiles after the unbanning of the Liberation Movements in 1990.

While the general re-integration of returnees was the responsibility of the NCCR and the UNHCR, the Batlagae Trust was given responsibility for educational re-integration of returnees.

The Trust’s terms of reference were:

To set up and administer a bursary programme that would provide financial and welfare support for returnee scholars at all levels of study.
To establish a reception centre with educational facilities for repatriated children who could not be located with parents and families and
To facilitate the return of educational archives from abroad and to set up research projects on educational institutions established by the liberation movements in the countries of exile.

The trustees were drawn from the Liberation Movements and the Churches. John Samuel represented the ANC, Michael Corke, the principal of St. Barnabas College, was the Chairperson of the Board from 1991 to 1998. Since then Barbara Watson has replaced him. John Samuel and other members of the original Board have resigned and have been replaced by others.[3]

Mohammed Tikly served as Executive Director of the Trust from 1991 to 1995. During this period the Trust’s staff complement of six Johannesburg-based workers, implemented the following activities:

The bursary programme
The Yeoville Community School
The Yeoville Educational Polyclinic
The SOMAFCO Archives Project
The SOMAFCO Research Project

Bursary Programme

Between 1992 and 1996 bursaries were provided for approximately ten thousand learners ranging form nursery to postgraduate level. Beneficiaries were drawn across the whole country.

In addition to receiving funds for fees, books and transport, bursary holders were also given assistance in instances where their foreign qualifications were not recognised in South Africa, often due to biased criteria used by previous dispensation.

The Yeoville Community School

To integrate the large number of very young returnee children, particularly those from the nursery and primary section of the Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College (SOMAFCO), the Batlagae Trust established the Yeoville Community School in Johannesburg from 1993 to 1995. Approximately 200 of the school’s intake were returnees while other disadvantaged children from the inner city; Soweto and Alexandra were also enrolled.

The former Transvaal Department of Education bore the basic costs, such as, staff salaries, while the Batlagae Trust was responsible for renting the premises and maintaining the former exiled pupils. From 1995, the Gauteng Department of Education took full responsibility for the school.

The Yeoville Educational Polyclinic

The early 1990’s were characterised by politically motivated violence and instability. Returnees, particularly the young, experienced trauma and stress which often affected their learning. The Batlagae Trust established the Yeoville Educational Polyclinic between 1993 and 2000 to provide psychological and academic support to returnees and other disadvantaged learners from pre-school to high school level in the Johannesburg area. Returnee children in other parts of the country were provided with funds to obtain psychological and academic support. The polyclinic had units for occupational therapy, remedial therapy and psychological counselling.

The Somafco Archives Project

At the request of the ANC, the Batlagae Trust facilitated the transfer in 1992 of documentation and artefacts from Somafco in Tanzania to the University of Fort Hare to form part of the ANC Archives.

The Somafco Collection forms a rich history of the period of Somafco’s existence from 1978 to 1992 and exemplifies the determination and resilience of many thousands of political exiles that struggled against the apartheid system.

The trust took responsibility for the initial processing of the Somafco Collection at Fort Hare by funding the salary for two years of Mosoabuli Maamoe, who served as librarian/Archivist at Somafco prior to his return to South Africa.

The Somafco Research Project

Also at the request of the ANC, the Batlagae Trust launched the Somafco Research Project to capture the history of Somafco and assess the impact Somafco had on those who were learners or workers there, as well as on Tanzanians.

In 1997, the Batlagae Trust commissioned the University of Fort Hare’s Govan Mbeki Research and Resource Centre to write a book on the History of Somafco. Professor Sean Marrow and two postgraduate scholars, Brown Maaba and Loyiso Pulumani, have produced a 200-page manuscript entitled Education in Exile: SOMAFCO, the African National School in Tanzania, 1978 – 1992. The Human Sciences and Research Council (HSRC) will publish the book, and it features in their 2003/4 catalogue of publication. The National Minister of Education, Professor Kadar Asmal, has written a foreword on the book. The book is intended to be launched on 6 April 2004, which will coincide with the anniversary of the execution of Solomon Mahlangu.

The researchers used the Somafco Collection available at the University of Fort Hare for their research. Apart from using the Somafco Collection they also carried out a wide-ranging programme of oral interviews with ex-students, teachers and administrators of SOMAFCO, as well as with Tanzanian officials and local people who lived around the school and around the Dakawa and Mazimbu settlements. These interviews comprise a unique repository of material in SOMAFCO.

Funds

The Nordic States provided the lion’s share of the Trust’s funds. The remaining came from external NGO’s and a few South African Donors. Between 1992 and 1995, the Trust received approximately R30 million. It still has a residue of funds for the oversight of the Somafco Archives and the Somafco Research Project.

The Bursary Programme and the Yeoville Educational Polyclinic are closed while the Yeoville Community School is now a regular state school. The Batlagae Trust does not have any full time employees but maintains the oversight of the Somafco Collection at Fort Hare and the Somafco Research Project with the remaining funds at disposal.

In 2002, the Trust commissioned Alpheus Manghezi and Mohammed Tikly to visit Somafco, to report on its two Settlements, Dakawa and Mazimbu, and to assess the ANC legacy. Their report is in Box 22 folder 33.

Scope and Content Note

The Batlagae Trust underlines its activities of financial and welfare support and assistance for the returnees from exile. However it also offered financial supports to those who remained behind and who were from disadvantaged backgrounds that could not support their studies. The Batlagae Trust did not only offer financial and welfare support, it also had other projects that were aimed at improving educational needs of learners, encouraging and improving research. Its Bursary Programme, Yeoville Community School, Yeoville Educational Polyclinic, SOMAFCO Archives Project and SOMAFCO Research Project outline this.

In arranging these records we used a format methodology instead of arranging them by their content. The reason we did this is because the quantity of the contents was too small that it could not form or justify a series. There are six series (I) Correspondence, (II) Discussion Documents, (III) Financial Documents, (IV) Minutes of Meetings, (V) Photographs and (VI) Reports. The Correspondence series has been arranged alphabetically according to the activities and function of Batlagae. Most of the correspondence is between Batlagae and the donors and some institutions that were funded by the Trust. This series has 111 folders covering, the years 1991 to 1999; they are in box 1 to 12.

Discussion Documents series contains papers on Education in South Africa between 1991 and 1994; it has 13 folders and they are box 13.

Financial Documents series contains financial records of the Batlagae between 1992 – 1996. These documents relates to funds that were donated by various donors, funds that were given to various institutions and/or individuals by the Trust as well as cashbooks. These documents contain 32 folders in box 14 to 15. Folder 1 and 4 are in box 16 that is an oversize box.

Minutes of Meeting series consists 28 folders box 17 and 18, between 1991 and 1994. The material in this series consists mainly of minutes of the Batlagae Board of Trustees and some from the donors.

Photographs and postcards are in box 16 and they are various pictures of people and the surroundings from SOMAFCO. They date between 1977 and 1989. The photographers are Eli Weinberg, William Van Harderwijk and Bert Zijlma as well as from IDAF.

The Report series have 105 folders and they are in boxes 19 to 26. This series consist mainly of meetings that the Board of Trustees had and that of different donors and organisations as well as institutions.

The records of Batlagae were in some order and we kept and followed the order that they were in, however, in some instances there was no order, and we had to put those documents in an orderly manner in the series and arrange them chronological.

Although the Batlagae records are supposedly about the activities of the Trust about 30 percent of the documents do not relate to the activities of the Trust. For instance in each series there are documents from Dakawa and Mazimbu, Khuphuka Step, Youth Education Trust and the African National Congress. These records were integrated with the Batlagae records because Mohammed Tikly, the Executive Director of Batlagae Trust was involved in the activities of these organisations at the same time as he was the Executive Director. His activities in these institutions and organisations ran at the same period as the Batlagae Trust, and their documents reflect this.

ACRONYMS

ANC - African National Congress

APHEDA - Australian People for Health Education and Development Abroad

BCSA - Bursary Council of South Africa

CORPSE - Cooperazione per llo Sviluppo dei Paesi

ISF - International Solidarity Foundation

JEP - Joint Enrichment Project

KFS - Kofinanzierungsstelle Fur Entwicklungszusammanrbeit

KWSC - Kangwane Work Study Centre

MFA - Ministry of Foreign Affairs

NCCR - National Coordinating Committee for the Repatriation of South African Exiles

NPA - Norwegian People’s Aid

PENTECH - Peninsula Technikon

SACC - South African Council of Churches

SAAIS- South African Association of Independent Schools

SAEU - South African Extension Unit

SARP - South African Return Programme

SIDA- Swedish Development Agency

SOMAFCO - Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College

UN - United Nations

UNEPTSA - United Nations Educational and Training Programme for South Africa

UNHCR - United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

UNICEF - United Nations Children’s Funds

VTC - Vocational Training Centre

WUS - World University Service

YCS - Yeoville Community School

YEP - Yeoville Educational Polyclinic

YET - Youth Education Trust

Series I – Correspondence

Box 1

1. Acknowledgement of Donations, 1992

2. APHEDA/AIDAB, 1993-1995

3. ANC Regional Education Office, 1993

ANC Scholarship Programme

4. Nigeria, 1993 – 1994

5. Tanzania/Uganda, 1993

6. Zambia, 1993 – 1994

7. Zimbabwe, 1993 – 1994

Batlagae Trust Proposal

8. 1991-1992 (i)

9. 1991-1992 (ii)

10. Bristol Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1992 – 1995

11. Bursary Council of South Africa, 1990-1994

Box 2

12. Camden Anti-Apartheid Group, 1992 – 1993

13. Centre Against Apartheid, 10 June 1992

14. Centre for Community Development, 1994

15. Correspondence with different donors, 1994

16. Closure of Batlagae Trust, 1994 - 1995

Dakawa/Mazimbu

17. Funding, 1991-1992

18. General Correspondence, 1991-1992

19. Maintenance Unit, 1992-1993

20. Management Committee, 1992

21. Projects in Mazimbu/Dakawa

Box 3

22. Repatriation of SOMAFCO Children and Students, 1991

23. Salaries Budget, 1991

24. Tanzania, 1990- 1993

25. Termination of ANC Activities in Tanzania and transfer of ANC property to the Tanzania Government, 1992

26. VTC – Dakawa, 1992

27. DANCHURCHAID, August 1993

28. Deloitte and Touche, 1993-1994

29. Elev Organisation, 1991 – 1992, 1994

30. Establishment of Yeoville Community School, n.d, 1992-1995

31. FINNIDA, 1991-1994

Box 4

32. FRESA/MATLA Trust, 1991-1994

33. Funds withheld by donors, 1992,1994

34. IIEP Education Management Training Programme, 1994

35. Interfund, 1993-1994

36. Intersolid, 1993-1994

37. Italian Bursary Programme, 1994

38. Jerry Grain Memorial Fund, 1994 – 1995

39. Joint Enrichment Project, n.d., 1992 – 1993

40. KFS, 1992 – 1995

41. Komittee Zuidelijk Africa (Holland Commission on Southern Africa), 1992-1994

42. Letters written by individuals to the Batlagae Trust, 1994 – 1995

43. Liivha School, 1991 – 1994

Box 5

44. Meeting between Batlagae and the Minister of Education and Culture, 1992

45. Msimang, Mendi, 1993

National Co-ordinating Committee for the Repatriation of S.A.Exiles

46. 1991-1992

47. 1993-1994

48. Netherlands Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1992 – 1993

49. NOD/Interfund, 1991-1993

50. Norwegian People’s Aid Funding, 1992 – 1995

51. Official Opening of the ANC Archives, 1996

52. PENTECH, 1992-1994

Phambili High School

53. 1993-1994

54. 1992-1993

Box 6

55. Project Management Unit, 1990

56. Rotterdam City Council, 1992 – 1994

57. SACHED Trust, 1992

SIDA

58. Assistance to Batlagae 1992-1993

59. Assistance to Batlagae 1993-1994

60. 1994-1995

SOMAFCO Research Project

61. 1993

62. 1996

63. South African Association of Independent Schools, 1993

64. South African Council of Churches, 1993-1994

South African Extension Unit

65. n.d., 1992

Box 7

66. 1993 – 1994

67. 1994

68. South African/Netherlands Schools Twinning Project, 1993

69. Tikly Mohammed and Corke Michael, 1991 – 1994

70. Tikly, Mohammed and Leslie Gumbi, n.d., 1992 – 1993

71. Tikly, Mohammed and Mogale, Mphahlele, 1992

72. The Trauma Centre for Victims of Violence and Torture, 1993-1994

UNESCO – UNDP,

73. No.1 1992-1993

74. No.1 1993

Box 8

75. No.2 1991 –1992

76. No.2 1993-1994

77. 1993-1994

78. UNICEF, 1992-1995

79. UNEPTSA, 1994

80. UNHCR/PARINAC, 1993-1994

81. UNHCR/DAFI Programme, 1992-1993

82. Violet Day Care Centre, n.d., 1993

Box 9

World University Service Project Applications

83. N.d.

84. N.d, 1991-1992

85. 1992 (i)

86. 1992 (ii)

87. 1993-1994

88. Launch of WUS in S.A, 1992

Box 10

89. SARP proposal, 1992-1993

90. Structure of the WUS

91. W.K. Kellogg Foundation, 1992-1995

Youth Education Trust

92. Board of Trustees: memorandums and reports, 1992-1993

93. Foundation for Education with Production, 1993

94. General Correspondence, 1993-1994

Box 11

95. Independent Development Trust, 1991-1992

96. Interfund contracts, 1991-1993

97. Kagiso Trust, 1992-1993

98. Kangwane Work Study Centre, 1991-1993

99. Khumbula Work Study Centre, 1991-1993

100. Legal Matters, 1990-1993

101. Legal Matters, n.d.

Box 12

102. Liberty Life Foundation, 1992-1993

103. Mthimba Work Study Centre, 1993

104. Parents Committee on the KWSC crisis, 1992

105. Sweden Legation, 1993

Yeoville Education Polyclinic

106. Document on day-to-day running of the Centre, 1993-1994

107. General Correspondence, 1994-1995

108. NEDCOR, 1993-1994

109. Referrals

SOMAFCO Archives Project

110. n.d., 1992 - 1995

111. 1996 - 1999

Box 13

Series II - Discussion Documents

1. ANC Commission for Museums, Monuments and Herald Conference Presentation, 1993

2. Archives Committee, n.d., 1993

3. Briefing document on Yeoville Educational Polyclinic, n.d.

4. Commission of Inquiry in Zimbabwe Student’s Support, 1994

5. Education in Transition, 1991

6. Education Papers, 1993 - 1994

7. Education with Production, 1993

8. Establishment of Yeoville Educational Polyclinic, n.d., 1992 – 1993

9. Mazimbu/Dakawa handover, 1992

10. Nordic Days’ work Operation, 1992

11. Paper on difficulties that exiled students faced, 1992

12. UN Windhoek Seminar, 1992

13. Utilising Development and Political Process to Entrench Rights of Women, 1992

Box 14

Series III – Financial Documents

1. Analysis Book [Oversize Box]

2. ANC Budget Proposal to the Norwegian Government Budget Period, 1992

3. ANC Proposed Budget and Project Proposals, 1992

4. Annual Financial Statements and Audit, 1992-1993, 1996

5. Bank Reconciliation and Ledger Book, 1991 – 1992 [Oversize Box]

6. Budgets, 1992-1995

7. DANIDA Interfund Financial Reports, 1994

8. Discussion Documents on Tertiary Funding, n.d.

9. Donor Agreements and Financial Statements, 1992-1993

10. Disbursement of Funds, 1992

11. Education Liaison National Office and Financial Statements, 1989-1990

12. Funding Analysis, 1993-1995

13. Funding Documents, 1990-1994

Box 15

14. Income and Expenditure Statements, 1992 -1994

15. KFS Financial reports, 1992-1995

Norwegian People’s Aid

16. Allocation of Funds to the ANC, 1993

17. Funding Proposal to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1993

18. Funding, 1994

19. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and NPA budget report, 1993

20. Ministry of Foreign Affairs Report on the Batlagae Trust Activities, 1993

21. Phambili High School Annual Financial Statements, 1991

22. Revised Operational Plan, 1995

23. SARP Financial Report, 1991 - 1993

24. SIDA Funding of ANC Scholars in Zimbabwe and Tanzania, 1993

25. World University Service of South Africa, 1992

Youth Education Trust

26. Budget, n.d., 1991-1994

27. Financial Statements, 1992-1993

28. Statement of Account from Chris matters and Associates, 1992

29. Yeoville Educational Polyclinic, n.d., 1993

Box 16

Series V - Minutes of Meetings

1. A Framework for Danish Transitional Assistance, 1993

2. AABN, WAGENING, LYCEUM, STIFTING, PROJEKTKOPPELING, GRONINGEN – SOMAFCO Funds, 1993

Board of Trustees

3. 1991 – 1992, 1994 – 1995

4. 1994 – 1996

5. Bursary Council of South Africa, 1991 – 1994

6. Committee Members, 1994

7. Education Revival and Support, 1991

8. External Committee of SAAIS

9. Joint Batlagae Trust/Yeoville Polyclinic, 1993 – 1994

Dakawa/Mazimbu

10. Development Management Unit, 1991

11. Joint Working Committee on the handing over of ANC Property to the Tanzanian Government, 1992

12. Maintenance Management Committee, 1992

13. MFA/Norway

Box 17

14. NCRC co-operation with UNICEF, 1992

15. Oversight Committee, 1991

16. Socio-Development Memorandum, 1991

17. South African Council of Churches, 1993

18. Staff Meeting, 1992 – 1995

19. Task Force 1991

20. Task Force, 1992

21. TCRS, 1991

22. Treasury Secretariat and Danida, 1992

23. Working paper for the Annual meeting between the Royal Norwegian of Foreign Affairs and the ANC, 1993

24. World University Service Advisory Board, 1990 – 1991

Yeoville Educational Polyclinic

25. n.d., 1993

26. 1993

Yeoville Educational Trust

27. 1992 – 1993

28. 1992 – 1993

Box 18

Series IV – Photographs/Postcards

1. Eli Weinberg, William Van Harderwijk, and Bert Zijlma photographs of Somafco, 1977, 1979 – 1984, 1989

2. Postcards, Stories and Poetry written by children for the International Children’s Day, 1987

3. SOMAFCO Secondary Art Work, 1989

Box 19

Series VI - Reports

ANC

1.Agreement between ANC and ISF on the Vuyisile Mini Furniture factory, 1992

2. Donors’ Conference, 1991

3. Policy statement on ANC Projects

4. Scholarship Programme in Tanzania and Uganda, 1993

5. Students in Nigeria, 1995

6. Survey of ANC Scholarship Programme in Tanzania and Uganda, 1993

7. Vocational Training Center, n.d., 1988-1992

8. Agreement between Batlagae and DANCHURCHAID, 1992

9. A review of Swedish support to the Education of South Africans, 1994

10. Art and Culture Curriculum Development Project, 1991

11. Batlagae Trust Annual General reports, 1992,1994-1995

12. Board of Trustees, n.d., 1992-1994

13. Briefing Documents on Batlagae Trust, n.d.

14. British Anti-Apartheid Movement Report on the Expenditure of Funds by the Batlagae Trust, 1993

15. Bristol AAM-Annual report, 1995

Box 20

Community Based Education Programme Trust

16. 1992-1993

17. 1994

18. Contract Agreement with various Institutions and Departments, 1992-1993

19. Contract Agreement between the National Co-coordinating Committee for Repatriation of South African Exiles and Batlagae Trust, 1992-1993

Dakawa/Mazimbu

20. Anecdotes, 1992

21. Booklet on the opening of SOMAFCO, 1985

22. COPSE, 1991

23. Dakawa Art and Craft Project, 1993

Box 21

24. Dakawa Vocational Training Center, 1993

25. Dakawa-Mazimbu Task Force, 1991-1992 (1)

26. Dakawa-Mazimbu Task Force, 1991-1992 (2)

27. DanChurchAid reports on Mazimbu/Dakawa, 1992-1993

28. DanChurchAid/Nordic Operation Dayswork, 1993-1995

29. Evaluation report on the DANCHURCHAID support to the ANC centers, 1993

30. Maps, assets lists, fact finding.1992

Box 22

31. Resolutions passed by the Board of the Trustees of SAEU Trust, 1995

32. SOMAFCO, n.d., 1991

33. SOMAFCO Research Project. 1992-1994, 2002

34. South Africa Extension Unit Evaluation.1992

35. South African Extension Unit.1993-1995

36. The future of Mazimbu farm post ANC.1992

41. Deed of Trust and Amended Deed of Trust, 1991 - 1994

42. Deloitte and Touche Auditor’s report, 1993 - 1994

Donors

43. 2^nd Progress report to the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1992

44. Africa Fund on the Utilisation of the Batlagae Trust Grant, 1993

45. Bursary Council of South Africa- Strategic Approach, n.d

46. Bursary Council of South Africa Director’s Report, 1994

47. Bursary Council of South Africa US Trip report, 1994

48. Bursary Council of South Africa Constitution

49. Education Support Project, 1990

Box 23

50. Enquiry into South African Students Sponsored by Norwegian People’s Aid, 1995

51. FRESA/MATLA reports, 1992-1994

52. Grass Educare Trust, 1992

53. Half yearly report to Donor, 1992

53a Journal of SOMAFCO, vol.1 no.2/3, 4 and 6

54. KFS ASCOP/SASET Bursary Programme, 1993 - 1994

55. Mid-Year report of Disbursement of Funds from UNHCR Administered on behalf of the NCCR by the Batlagae Trust, 1992

56. NCCR/Batlagae Trust Contract Agreement for Administering the UNHCR Funds, n.d, 1993

57. Nordic Operation Dayswork and DanChurchAid Bursary Programme, 1991-1994

58. Norwegian People’s Aid report on the ANC Students, 1994

59. Norwegian Foreign Ministry Support for the Batlagae Trust, 1994

60. Norwegian People’s Aid: Third Term Consultation, 1991

61. Progress reports to SIDA, 1992

62. Progress reports to the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1992

63. SIDA proposals and reports, 1993-1995

64. Summary of Decisions between ANC, TCRS and DCA, 1991

Box 24

65. Swedish Legation Reports and Budget Proposal, 1993

66. Third World Centre on the 1994 Donation to the Batlagae Trust, 1994

67. United Nations Agencies, 1992

68. W.K. KELLOGG Foundation: Deed of Trust, n.d

69. Executive Director’s reports, 1991 - 1994

70. Grace College, n.d., 1991

71. Guidelines for Bursary Administration, n.d

Khuphuka Step

72. n.d, 1991 – 1992

73. 1992

74. 1993 - 1994

75. List of Institutions Funded by Batlagae Trust, 1992

76. Management reports, 1991-1994

Box 25

77. Oversight Committee, 1991

78. Phambili High School: Social Worker’s reports 1992-1994

79. Project Proposal for the Vosloorus Community Library, 1991

80. Proposal to World Vision, 1993

81. Proposal for the External Bursary Programme, n.d., 1991, 1993

82. Project Proposal Education for Returnee Children, 1992

83. Proposal and Remarks Relating to the Lima Declaration, n.d.

84.Quartely reports and updates on education in Uganda, 1993

85. Reports on various visits, 1993

86. Resettlement and Integration of Exiles, n.d.

87. Students progress by Centurion College, 1991-1992

88. Statements on Batlagae Trust, n.d.

89. Status report of the Maintenance Management Committee, 1992

90. South African Return Programme Progress Report, n.d

91. South African Internal Programme-project summaries, 1990-1992

92. Stitching Amsterdam Draagt ‘n Steentje Bij By The Batlagae Trust, n.d.

93. Visit to Harare, 1994

94. Western Cape Education Task Force, 1991

World University Service

95. South African Advisory Board on Travels to India, 1992

96. South African National Committee Report, 1992

Yeoville Community School

97. Scheme of work, n.d.

98. Workshop reports, 1993

Box 26

Youth Education Trust

99. Agreements and Contracts, 1991-1993

100. Board of Trustees Memorandums and reports, 1992-1993

101. Kangwane Work and Study Centre, 1991-1994

102. Policy Documents, n.d, 1991-1993

103. Proposals for Funding and Donors Conference, 1992-1993

104.Yeoville Educational Polyclinic Annual report, n.d, 1993,1995

105. Zimbabwe Students, 1994

[1] In SeTswana this means those who have come home

[2] National Coordinating Committee for the Returns of Exiles

[3] Present trustees: Barbara Watson (Chairperson), Marjan Cummis, Thembi Mutloatse, Thembi Ramagopa, Mohammed Tikly