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Engen has stepped up with fuel support to assist local humanitarian organisation Ashraful Aid with its relief work in KwaZulu-Natal. Engen’s R10 000 fuel donation will be used to power Ashraful Aid’s delivery vehicles, which have been called into heavy service following the recent flooding in the province. Founded 25 years ago, Ashraful Aid helps

The IDC donation was used towards supplying a total of 200,000 litres of water, over 80 tons of food as well as thousands of hygiene packs, mattresses and blankets to affected communities during May 2022. Areas included Ndwedwe, Umlazi, Inanda, Marianhill, Amaoti, Ntuzuma, Chatsworth, Verulam, Riet River, Phoenix, Isipingo, Kwa Mashu, Molweni, Tongaat, PoloPony, Embo, Tshemimnyana,

Following heavy rains and flooding in parts of KwaZulu-Natal, volunteer teams from Ashraful Aid are in various districts of Durban attending to needs of families. Huge numbers of people lost their homes, possessions and now entirely destitute. People living near rivers are worst affected. Scenes from Marianhill, Verulam, Tongaat and Waterloo in KwaZulu-Natal province where

Concerned with the rapid deterioration of some roads,Azaadville’s ward 3 councillor Shabier Dabheliahapproached Ashraful Aid for assistance. This was a veryuncommon request but Moulana Ahmed Namutambafrom Ashraful Aid’s Azaadville branch saw the urgentneed required and arranged for the streets to berepaired on Tajmahal, Badshani and near the shoppingcentre in Azaadville.With the assistance of a private

Ashraful Aid, in collaboration with the City ofJohannesburg’s Sports and Recreation Departmenthosted a 7km Fun Walk for Charity on Sunday,November 7th 2021, at the Lenasia Cricket Stadium. Thefun walk began on Hummingbird Avenue in Ext 1, withthe final lap concluding inside the stadium. The eventattracted participants from Lenasia, and other parts ofJohannesburg. Among those who