The Westonaria community hall reverberated with songs of appreciation and love as the elderly and needy celebrated Net Nine Nine’s good gesture of sharing the festive period goodies with them.
In what has been seen as an act of sharing, the popular appreciation song “Re ya Mo Leboga” – a Sesotho Hymn loosely translated to “We’re appreciative of what we have” – was sang by the recipients of the goodies in a bucket while hoisting them aloft.
The Net Nine Nine team joined in the dance as the sharing of love continued unabated.
SPIRIT OF LOVING AND CARING!
It was evident that the spirit of giving was alive and warm for Net Nine Nine, as Botleng, Delmas was also the good site of sharing as gifts were shared with the people at our store at the shopping mall.
Net Nine Nine reached out to the elderly and the needy in Westenoria and Botleng, Delmas, spreading festive cheer and practical support to some of the community’s most vulnerable members.
With smiles, conversation and compassion at the centre of the initiative, the Net Nine Nine team distributed food parcels and essential household items to elderly residents, many of whom rely on community support during the festive season.
CLIENTS VALUED AND HONOURED!
For the recipients, the gesture was more than just material assistance – it was a reminder that they are seen, valued and remembered.
Net Nine Nine, a proud member of the CYNK Group, says giving back is a core part of who they are as a company.
After what has been an eventful and successful 2025, the organisation felt it was important to pause, reflect and extend gratitude beyond the boardroom.
“The year has been an interesting and rewarding year for us, with many milestones achieved,” said Zoleka Mashiane who spearheaded the CSI project, alongside Khumiso Selobile.
“We owe much of this success to our clients who continue to believe in us and support our work. Sharing the festive love with our people is our way of saying thank you and ensuring that the joy of festive reaches everyone.”
WESTENORIA AND BOTLENG APPRECIATED!
Community members in Westenoria and Botleng welcomed the initiative, expressing appreciation not only for the food parcels and home items, but also for the time spent engaging with them.
For many elderly residents, the visit brought comfort, dignity and a sense of belonging during a season that can often feel lonely.
The 66-year-old Lucas Sibanyoni from Delmas Extension 2, another recipient of the goodies, was thankful and says it will make a difference in his life.
“This should not only be this year or to us, but it should continuous,” he said.
As the year draws to a close, Net Nine Nine’s message is clear – success is most meaningful when it is shared.
By extending a helping hand and spreading festive cheer, the company hopes to inspire others to look after one another and ensure that, together, everyone can enjoy the best Christmas ever.
