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Shepstone Andhra Sabha celebrates vibrant chai and chat

The fundraiser was an afternoon of activities, sumptuous eats, and delectable tea-time delicacies.

The Port Shepstone Andhra Sabha Ladies Group hosted a spectacular ‘Chai and Chat’ fundraising high tea last Saturday afternoon.

This event transformed the Andhra Hall into a vibrant celebration of community, friendship and women’s empowerment in commemoration of Women’s Month.

Sushilla Bhugwandeen (left) receives a gift voucher from Southri Ramdani.

With some 300 guests, predominantly women spanning generations from young to senior citizens, the event was a success.

The young and dynamic programme director, Vikara Naidoo, was outstanding in her role.

Dolly Mahabeer (left) and Saroj Reddy.

Her vibrant personality, professionalism and infectious energy kept the audience entertained and actively engaged throughout the afternoon.

Guests participated in the activities while enjoying sumptuous eats, delectable tea-time delicacies and beautifully presented tables.

Enjoying the afternoon are (from left) Priscilla Rugbeer, Shama Rambhawan, Geetha Jaganath and Roshila Ramoothar.

Adding further sparkle to the occasion was popular local musician and performer Christopher Pillay, who delighted guests with a wonderful live performance of classical numbers, creating a warm and nostalgic atmosphere.

All smiles are (from left) Fatima Moosa, Cammi Govender and Tarusha Gounder.

The impressive stage programme featured something for everyone, including a cooking demonstration by Anusuya Perumal, an energetic boxing demonstration by mother-daughter combo Kimaya and Monica Govender, an invigorating Zumba display by Sandy Kathrayan, and a glamorous make-up demonstration by Sthabile Ndovela.

Saroj Reddy (left) hands a gift hamper to Nazia Shaik.

The afternoon was a true celebration of women, talent, community spirit and togetherness. More importantly, it demonstrated the tremendous support for the Port Shepstone Andhra Sabha’s fundraising initiatives.

Sthabile Ndovela does makeup for Mano Moodley.
Michelle Iyaloo hands a gift hamper to Ruby Seedie.

It was a memorable afternoon of fun, laughter, entertainment and fellowship.

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Fundiswa Mzobe

Fundiswa Mzobe works as a journalist covering various beats. She started her Caxton career with Ugu Eyethu more than 10 years ago, then went on to work as a digital assistant on the Herald website. She has now progressed to being an out-and-out reporter, with a particular focus on council, crime and political issues. Before that she worked as a radio journalist for a short period of time.
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