POLOKWANE – Last Friday evening, Enderun Colleges – Polokwane hosted a heartwarming Iftaar dinner party at the school, inviting parents and the community to join in breaking the fast during the holy month of Ramadan.

The event brought families and friends together in a spirit of unity and gratitude.

The evening began with the breaking of the fast, followed by the Maghrib prayer.

Guests then enjoyed a selection of starters and a meal, complemented by warm Turkish tea on a chilly evening. In keeping with religious tradition, men and women were seated separately during the dinner.

Alice-Donalda Matsombe, the director’s assistant at Enderun Colleges – Polokwane, served as programme director.

She welcomed guests and explained the purpose of Iftaar, highlighting its importance in strengthening community bonds and encouraging gratitude. The dinner party was also joined by principal, Thaitha Mangena and deputy principal, Georgina Jongoni.

Director of Enderun Colleges and regional United Private Schools Association (UPSA) branch, Hasan Abdullah, thanked guests for their support.

“We are grateful to everyone who joined us and hope the evening brought us closer together in spirit and community,” he said.

The Iftaar dinner provided an opportunity for the community to share a meal while reflecting on the values of compassion, gratitude and unity that define the Ramadan period.