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ROTARY AFRICA | South ROTARY AFRICA | South NOVEMBER2020 AFRICA | south ROTARY AFRICA | south ROTARY AFRICA | south Our Team Editor: Sarah van Heerden Administration: Sharon Robertson Chairman: Gerald Sieberhagen Sarah van Heerden Directors: Editor Greg Cryer Andy Gray Peter Hugo Natty Moodley Annemarie Mostert Lee-Ann Shearing Publisher: Rotary in Africa Reg. No: 71/04840/08 (incorp. WELCOME association not for gain) PBO No: 18/13/13/3091 You know what? I sort of like lockdown and social distancing. Registered at the GPO as a newspaper Except for when it’s blisteringly hot, I don’t mind wearing Design & Layout: Rotary in Africa a mask and am happy to keep sanitising. Why? Because Printers: Roc Media it makes me feel a little safer and it certainly has kept me Advertising: Sharon Robertson Sarah van Heerden healthier. Tariff card on request at www.rotaryafrica.com It has taught me to focus more on smaller groups and more Subscriptions: Sharon Robertson www.rotaryafrica.com (digital) deliberate and focused interactions. I now plan activities with Editorial contributions: small groups of people and think about where we will be, [email protected] what we will do and whom we will see. Instead of saying, “Oh Distributed to Rotary Districts 9210, 9211, 9212, 9220, 9350, 9370 and 9400 (Southern and Eastern Africa) let’s meet at xyz”, I now think about things such as whether I Postal address: PO Box 563 can sit outside, how crowded it is and how to make the most Westville, 3630 South Africa of the outing, time and experience. +27 (31) 267 1848 Telephone: As I have spent much time Zooming across the country Email: [email protected] and globe, I have had the chance to hear from many of our www.rotaryafrica.com readers, answer questions and share ideas – since March, I have met more Rotarians than I had between 1 January 2009 The Rotary Emblem, Rotary and February 2020! International, Rotary, Rotary Club and Rotarian are trademarks of Rotary International and are used under The year is nearly over and most of us are struggling to licence. The views expressed herein are not necessarily those of Rotary Africa, fundraise. Our members are feeling the pressure and my Rotary International or The Rotary Foundation club, for example, has bursary students whose tuition needs paying. But now is not the time to quit. Nor is it the time to The Four-Way Test lose hope. Of the things we think, say If anything, now is the time to plan with purpose, to interact or do: deliberately and to do things differently. Donations are hard 1) Is it the TRUTH? to come by, so maybe ask yourself what experience people 2) Is it FAIR to all concerned? would be willing to pay for and direct your fundraising there. 3) Will it build GOODWILL Sell toilet paper, run a 100 club. Read this magazine and and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? search for success stories on Facebook, find that inspiration 4) Will it be BENEFICIAL to all and bang on the doors of opportunity. concerned? Now more than ever before, things will be what we make them. So let’s make them amazing! 2 www.rotaryafrica.com ROTARY AFRICA | south 04 President’s Message 05 Foundation Trustee Chair Message 06 Convention Countdown 07 Public Image 09 Opportunity 12 5 Questions Contents 14 Taipei Rising 24 Building the Future 26 Have You Heard? 28 A Proud Rotary History 29 Community Partnerships 31 Together They Served 30 Embracing Opportunity 33 Rocking Rolls for Rotary 34 Africa In Brief 41 Wall of Honour 3 ROTARY AFRICA | south ROTARY AFRICA | south President’s message Holger Knaack, Rotary International President (2020/21) Dear Rotarians, Rotaractors and friends, We all know Rotary’s tremendous power to transform seeing the world differently. our communities and ourselves. However, in every We can apply The Four-Way Test through the lens community, people have been left out and we have of empathy. Are we building goodwill and friendship not made a strong enough effort to reach them. with everyone in our area, including women? Are The RI Board of Directors is taking action to make things fair and beneficial to people of all ages? Who Rotary more welcoming and diverse. We formed a has to make choices that you don’t have to make? task force to promote diversity, equity and inclusion I made a heartbreaking choice between Rotary to help clubs attract new members regardless of and my religion when a Rotary convention was gender, race, religion, age or other factors. This will held during Ramadan. I wondered: When we ask if help us speed up the change we all want and need. this is fair and beneficial to all concerned, did that The selection of Jennifer Jones as Rotary president not include me as a Muslim? Would the convention for 2022/23 - the first woman to lead our organisation ever be held over Easter? Only by asking difficult - is another step in this direction. questions can we begin the work of creating a more At the grassroots level, clubs drive inclusion inclusive and diverse Rotary. and diversity. Alia Ali - who serves on the board We already connect so many people across the of directors at the Big West Rotaract Multidistrict world. Imagine the possibilities when we bring even Information Organisation and is a Rotary Youth more people along for the ride. That’s the future of Leadership Awards alumna and past president of the Rotary I want to see: one where we are unstoppable in Rotaract Club of Surrey-Newton, British Columbia - our service, relentless in our kindness and intentional offers her perspective. in the change we want to see. I still remember the relief I felt as a RYLA participant Rotary has a big enough heart. If we open our door four years ago. I had finally found my people: people wider, we might find a lot of interesting people with who cared as much as I did. All over the world, new voices and new perspectives. We already have a Rotary has the same heart. We serve our communities variety of clubs offering different styles, cultures, and and take action where others feel paralysed by the opportunities - and those who do not feel welcome in size and scope of a problem. any particular club might be great candidates for new Let’s continue that spirit, especially when the clubs created on different models. It’s important that conversation is difficult. Racism, prejudice and we make sure every new Rotary member is a good discrimination take on different forms but exist in fit for their club. Rotary Opens Opportunities through every country, in every city and in every person. How diversity. do we root it out? As a diversity, equity and inclusion consultant, I help organisations create a culture that empowers and attracts everyone using the power of empathy. When we feel with others as if they were ourselves, we cannot hold prejudice in our hearts. When every child reminds you of your own child, when every woman or Alia Ali - Big West Rotaract man reminds you of your mother or brother, you start Multidistrict Information Organisation 4 www.rotaryafrica.com ROTARY AFRICA | south Foundation Trustee Chair KR (Ravi) Ravindran In the early 1870s, a genius, driven by a vision reaching out to people in distress - is not business as to improve life through technology, toiled in his usual. The way we prepare and deliver projects and laboratory. After many failed attempts, by 1880 the methodology we use need to change. And the way Thomas Edison had perfected a new light bulb that we communicate what we do also must change. could be produced on a mass scale. The success of our Global Grants model is When someone pointed out to him that he had unmistakable. At its introduction in 2013/14, the tried and failed 10 000 times before succeeding, he Foundation awarded 868 grants worth over $47 responded that he had merely found 10 000 ways it million. By 2019/20, the number of approved grants wouldn’t work! had risen to 1 350, worth over $105 million. While Just like Edison, The Rotary Foundation is driven the number of grants shot up by 55.5 percent and by a vision for a better world. And we, too, remain funding by 123 percent, corresponding Annual Fund determined and creative in the face of setbacks. contributions showed only a five percent increase and that’s troubling. Earlier this year, our vital polio immunisation activities were temporarily paused to ensure that To reach those who need us, to spread the love the polio eradication programme did not contribute that our Foundation brings, we will need to rise to to the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. So, we this challenge and work together to meet our funding adapted: The polio-fighting infrastructure that Rotary needs. Mother Teresa once said that if we want a helped build was enlisted to assist in the response to message of love to be heard, it has to be sent out. To COVID-19 in many vulnerable countries, as we had keep a lamp burning, we have to keep putting oil in it. done before during outbreaks of Ebola, yellow fever The Rotary Foundation offers the best opportunity I and avian flu. know for us to invest in a better future for communities Thankfully, we resumed polio immunisation around the world. activities in July, having first taken all precautions to Your generosity today and throughout this year is protect frontline workers and communities. the oil that keeps our grants burning bright, reaching During these challenging days, our business - the ones who need us most.
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