Bizana native Andiswa jaku gets community backing mrs bold journey
Bizana Native Andiswa Jaku Gets Community Backing Mrs Bold Journey
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Bizana-born Andiswa Jaku received strong community support on 15 August 2025 when the Winnie Madikizela-Mandela Local Municipality and Wild Coast Sun rallied behind her Mrs Bold competition campaign with a fundraising golf day.

Background

The event, held at the Wild Coast Country Club, was organised to celebrate Women’s Month while raising funds for Jaku’s participation in the national Mrs Bold contest. The programme also aimed to encourage more women to take part in golf, a sport often underrepresented by women in South Africa.

Key Moments

Mayor of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela Local Municipality attended the event, officially opening the golf day and encouraging women to embrace sport and wellness.
Jaku, who spearheaded the fundraiser, expressed gratitude to her sponsors and community, highlighting the pride she feels as a daughter of Bizana who found strong local backing for her dreams.

Impact on Community

The initiative not only supported Jaku’s personal journey but also created awareness about women’s involvement in golf and broader sporting activities. It showcased collaboration between local government, business, and individuals in promoting youth and women’s development in Bizana.

Impact Summary

  • Local government and business join forces to support a Bizana native.
  • Fundraising tied to Women’s Month celebrations.
  • Event promoted women’s participation in golf.
  • Strengthened community pride and solidarity.
  • Highlighted opportunities for youth and women in sport.
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