Local forum relaunched after three years of not operating
The organisation launched new programmes such as small business development with the aim of teaching and supporting women with starting their own businesses.
Primrose Mthi, Roselin Brown, Gladys Mosman, and Patricia Mashego enjoys being united by the reopening of the forum.
Cosmo City Women’s Forum reopened after three years of not operating.
The reopening of the organisation, which has 82 members, took place at Cosmo City Multipurpose Centre on April 22.
This comes after it previously stopped hosting activities due to Covid-19 regulations and continued to do so even after the pandemic ended.
From 2020, when the pandemic started, the group had to stop hosting activities such as GBV campaigns, sanitary pads donations, cleaning for the elderly people, distribution to needy families and adhering to the measures that were put in place to combat the virus.
The organisation, which was started in 2016, aims to offer women an opportunity to voice out their life experiences and educate young girls about the hardships women encounter on a daily basis.
Members of the forum and the residents were extremely excited about the rebirth of the club.
Randburg Sun journalist Simon Majadibodu was there to capture the moment.
Wendy Jongwana, Johanna Nkwe, Albertina Rikhotso, and Tebogo Kubu enjoys the relaunching of the Cosmo City Women's Forum.
Noluthando Mkhize and Tholwana Letsimo says the event was inspirational and brought women together.
Lindiwe Mnguni, Pastor Dolly Mtsweni of Jehovah Makhkadesh Ministries, and Pastor Nolufefe Mposula of His Word Ministries attend the relaunch of the group.
Christina Moanakwena, Lindiwe Msibi, and Betty Sekonyela supports the members of the group.
Members of Hope World Wide South Africa, Phindile Nzimande, and Pretty Khumalo appreciates the event.
Basetsana Keikabile, Sibongile Maropene, and Rabelani Ramadzuli enjoy themselves.
Bulelwa Mbono enjoys the rebirth of the local women's club.
Maggie Mamabolo and Zanele Letsimo like the fact that the forum encourages young girls to voice their problems.
Granny Linitape, Merriam Tshovu, and Xoliswa Tolibadi are happy that the forum aims to help women and young girls in the neighbourhood.
Eneth Hlotse and Pauline Mehlape attends the reopening of the organisation at Cosmo City Multipurpose Centre.
Members of Cosmo City Women's Forum, Kgomotso Lethoko, Lungi Tshaka, Cecilia Ndlovu, and Tebogo Kubu hopes the group will flourish and continue to assist other people.
Pauline Mehlape, accompanied by her husband, John Mehlape, attends the club's revival to show her support.
Kgomotso Monama, member of Leadworks Foundation CKC and Cosmo FM presenter, Khutso Mokgalaka encourages women to talk about everything they're going through.
