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  • SayProCDR – SayPro Neftaly Kingdom statistics

    Rabasotho Combined School 

    Age Boys Girls 
    10 
    11 
    12 
    13 
    14 
    15 
    16 
    17 

    Diepsloot Combined School 

    Age Boys Girls 
    10 
    11 
    12 
    13 
    14 
    15 
    16 
    17 

    Reshomile Primary School 

    Age Boys Girls 
    10 
    12 

    Sunrise secondary School 

    Age Boys Girls 
    12 
    13 
    14 
    15 
    16 
    17 
    18 

    Leap High School 

    Age Boys Girls 
    16 
    17 

    Diepsloot Sec School 

    Age Boys Girls 
    11 
    12 
    13 
    14 
    15 
    16 

    Diepsloot Primary School 

    Age Boys Girls 
    10 
    11 
    12 
    13 
    14 

    Basa primary School 

    Age Boys Girls 
    10 
    11 
    12 
    13 

    Itirele Zenzele sec School 

    Age Boys Girls 
    17 

    Akani Primary School 

    Age Boys Girls 
    11 
  • SayProCDR – SayPro Neftaly Kingdom interviews Report – 12th May 2025


    SayPro Development Specialist (Daniel Makano)
    SayPro Development Officer (Kamogelo Mpe)


    Today, we had the opportunity to engage with 16 Kids from other schools, comprising 10 males
    and 6 females, to discuss the inspiring story of Neftaly Kingdom and the potential for positive
    impact in the community. The objective was to spark excitement, positivity, and energy among
    the Kids to become leaders in their community.
    Key Discussion Points:

    1. Community Leadership: I emphasized the importance of leadership in driving positive change
      and addressing community needs. The Kids were encouraged to think about how they can
      contribute to making the Community a better place and how it going to benefit them.
    2. Identifying Community Needs: The Kids were invited to discuss and reflect on the specific
      needs and challenges facing their community, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility.
    3. Election Process: I outlined the upcoming election process, which will determine the leaders
      who will guide community initiatives. To proceed, the Kids were informed that they would need
      to participate in an interview scheduled for the following day.
      Next Steps:
    • Interviews: The Kids were instructed to attend an interview, potentially scheduled for the next
      day, as a crucial step in the election process. The interviews are expected to take place at
      Diepsloot Youth Project.
      Outcome of Today’s Session:
    • All 15 Kids signed the register, confirming their attendance and interest in the initiative.
    • The session concluded on a positive note, with enthusiasm and anticipation for the next steps.
      Follow-Up:
      The outcome of the interviews and the election process will determine the next phase of the
      community leadership initiative. I look forward to seeing the Kids’ participation and engagement
      in this valuable opportunity to shape the future of the communit
  • SayPro Neftaly Kingdom Interviews 18 March 2025

    In a special interview conducted in the Neftaly Kingdom, we spoke to a group of young,
    ambitious individuals who shared their dreams and aspirations for the future. Each of them has a
    unique vision, but what unites them is their determination to serve their community and grow
    into responsible leaders. Below are the in-depth responses from each of these young minds:

    1. Advance Khumalo
      Age: 13 years old
      Aspiration: Police Officer
      “My name is Advance Khumalo, and I’m 13 years old. When I grow up, I want to be a
      policeman. My main reason for wanting this profession is because I want to help control crime in
      our society. I believe that as a policeman, I can contribute to making our kingdom a safer place
      for everyone. I look up to police officers because they play a crucial role in protecting people and
      ensuring justice. I know it won’t be easy, but I am determined to work hard and learn as much as
      I can to become a good officer.”
    2. Zoluga Hadebe
      Age: 12 years old
      Aspiration: Police Officer
      “My name is Zoluga Hadebe, and I’m 12 years old. I also want to be a police officer when I
      grow up. I admire the work that police officers do to keep the community safe. However, unlike
      others, I don’t see myself as a leader. I want to contribute to society in my own way, and being a
      police officer is my way of serving the people. I believe that with dedication, I can help make
      sure that the law is respected and that everyone is treated fairly.”
    3. Sipho Hlogwane
      Age: 12 years old
      Aspiration: Police Officer and Leader
      “My name is Sipho Hlogwane, and I am 12 years old. I want to be a police officer when I grow
      up, and the reason for that is because I love studying mathematics, and I believe that being good
      at numbers and problem-solving is important in this field. I also want to be a leader, which
      means that one day I hope to hold a position of responsibility within the police force. I want to
      not only enforce the law but also guide others and be someone people can rely on. I think
      leadership is about helping others and showing them the right way to do things.”
    4. Busisiwe Hadebe
      Age: 7 years old
      Aspiration: Teacher
      “My name is Busisiwe Hadebe, and I’m just 7 years old. When I grow up, I want to be a teacher.
      I like to help people learn and show them new things. I think being a teacher is an important job
      because it helps kids like me learn and grow. I want to make sure that everyone can read and
      write, and I believe teaching is the best way to make a difference in someone’s life. I am excited
      about the future because I can already imagine myself in the classroom, helping others.”
    5. Keamogetswe Desemela
      Age: 12 years old
      Aspiration: Police Officer and Leader
      “My name is Keamogetswe Desemela, and I am 12 years old. Like many others, I want to be a
      police officer when I grow up. I want to be a leader in my community, and I believe that
      becoming a police officer will help me achieve that goal. I feel that a leader should be someone
      who listens to others, solves problems, and takes care of the people. Police officers do this every
      day by protecting us and maintaining peace. I want to make a difference in my country, and I
      believe becoming a police officer will allow me to do so.”
    6. Sibusiso Ncube
      Age: 14 years old
      Aspiration: Doctor and Leader
      “My name is Sibusiso Ncube, and I am 14 years old. When I grow up, I want to be a doctor. I
      have always been fascinated by the human body and how medicine works. Being a doctor means
      that I can help people who are sick or in pain, and I think that’s a very important job. I also want
      to be a leader, and I believe that doctors have the responsibility to lead in the healthcare field.
      They have to make important decisions for the well-being of others. I hope that one day, I can
      use my knowledge and skills to help people not just as a doctor, but also as someone who can
      guide others toward better health and wellbeing.”
      Conclusion
      These interviews reflect the diverse and hopeful aspirations of the youth of Neftaly Kingdom.
      Whether it’s in law enforcement, education, healthcare, or leadership, these young people are
      already thinking about how they can make a difference in their community. Their determination
      to contribute to society in meaningful ways is inspiring, and they represent a bright future for
      Neftaly Kingdom.
  • SayPro Neftaly Kingdoms Circular Submission Meeting Minutes


    Date: 23 May 2025
    Time: 09:00
    Platform: SayPro Circulars
    Meeting Duration: 09:00 – 10:34AM

    Opening

    • Song: Led by Dikotla
    • Prayer: Led by Tsebe

    Attendees

    • SayProCER
    • SayPro Royal Committee
    • SayProCLMR
    • SayProCDR
    • SayProCRR
    • SayProCMR
    • SayProCOR
    • SayProCTR

    Meeting Proceedings

    1. Screen Sharing & Document Access
      • Rikhotso requested Netshiozwe to share the screen and open the SayPro platform for the Neftaly Elections.
      • Netshiozwe reported that the circular document appeared to lack content.
      • Rikhotso directed Netshiozwe to refer to SayProP563 and SayPro189, which provide guidelines for circulars and Neftaly Kingdoms procedures.
    2. Discussion on Proposals and Election Procedures
      • Netshiozwe reiterated that she had reviewed the policies and questioned the status of the Neftaly Kingdoms’ proposal.
      • Rikhotso indicated that the Royal Committee would respond on the proposal matter and inquired when SayProCDR received the election circular.
      • Netshiozwe explained that changes were requested to align with proper procedures. Informal elections were conducted using WhatsApp groups due to low physical attendance of children.
      • Netshiozwe mentioned that videos and pictures of the informal election process were available.
    3. Framework Development
      • SayProCDR requested SayProCMR to develop a framework book for the elections and documentation.
    4. Meeting Facilitation
      • Mnisi proposed that SayProCLMR allow SayProCER to chair the session.
      • Malatjie requested to address the Chairperson regarding children and date confirmation for the election process.
      • Legodi confirmed that children would be provided to Malatjie by 26 May 2025.
    5. Election Preparation Timeline
      • Malatjie referred to his initial request for election preparation made in February 2025.
      • Mnisi inquired about the number of high schools involved. Legodi responded that there were five (05).
      • Mnisi asked about the daily activity report. Legodi said the report had not yet been received and sought permission to present remarks.
    6. Progress & Communication
      • Mnisi pressed for clarity on the progress of the Neftaly Kingdoms initiative.
      • Legodi said discussions involving Netshiozwe and Mr. Ramolesana would determine progress.
      • Mnisi stated that Malatjie believed no progress had occurred.
      • Legodi acknowledged the concern and noted that communication measures with Mr. Ramolesana would be improved.
    7. Leadership & Event Management
      • Mnisi asked if the development team was actively leading the company. Legodi responded negatively and attributed issues to possible ignorance.
      • Malatjie raised concerns about the lack of soccer events and suggested adding them to the calendar.
      • Legodi recalled various initiatives such as Soccer Arsenal, Mapping Soccer, and the SayPro Soccer monthly updates.
    8. Policy Adherence & Reporting
      • SayProCDR was reminded to comply with Policy 189, which includes preparing event sponsor reports and creating promotional posters.
      • Ralepelle inquired whether the Royal Committee had handed over Diepsloot Arsenal to SayProCER, as submitted by Mr. Ramolesana.
      • Malebe stated that the Arsenal report was declined due to non-compliance by SayProCDR with standard procedures.
    9. Final Requests
      • Rikhotso requested detailed reports for both the Neftaly Kingdoms and Arsenal initiatives.

    Closing

    • Song: Led by Malebe
    • Prayer: Led by Mputla
    • Adjournment: The meeting was concluded at 10:34.

    Prepared by: SayPro Development Royalty
    Document Type: Official Meeting Minutes
    Submission Date: 23 May 2025