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Phumalanga Report

The group met at their usual time and place to begin their work at the Phumalanga project. [1] They split up tasks of fetching water and preparing vegetables. [2] They had difficulties with resources like water, firewood, gas and electricity. [3] The men gathered firewood so they could cook outside while the women continued preparing vegetables. They finished cooking at 12:30pm and served the food in the community hall at 1:00pm, serving both the elderly and young people before returning to Phumalanga at 3:00pm.

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Phumalanga Report

The group met at their usual time and place to begin their work at the Phumalanga project. [1] They split up tasks of fetching water and preparing vegetables. [2] They had difficulties with resources like water, firewood, gas and electricity. [3] The men gathered firewood so they could cook outside while the women continued preparing vegetables. They finished cooking at 12:30pm and served the food in the community hall at 1:00pm, serving both the elderly and young people before returning to Phumalanga at 3:00pm.

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Module : SWP 324 Application of group work

Name of lecturer : DR V.P.P LUPUWANA

Group : PHUMALANGA (Report)

Date :06 April 2022

Names Surnames Student number


Abongile Boyce 201911290
Nwabisa Sunduza 202005833
Sisanda Dungelo 202002349
Lona Ncubeni 202001916
Nkosinathi Sakhile 20200781
Una siyathemba Xeji 202001800
Soyama Semana 202001751
Bonke Makhoba 202014542
Odwa Yalo 201917744
Doris Zameka Ndaliso 202003502
4TH APRIL PHUMALANGA REPORT

As usual, we met at the Main Gate at half past eight (08:30) on Monday, April 4th,

and arrived at Phumalanga at 9:00 a.m. We usually divide into two groups, with one

group fetched water on the tanks in Golf course location and the other peeling

vegetables. Water, firewood, gas, and electricity have all proven to be major

roadblocks on this project so far. Because there was no water and we needed to

cook samp for the day, we split up, and the male colleagues went firewood gathering

because we had to cook samp outside. Female co-workers were still peeling. When

the guys came back from collecting wood, others returned with water from Golf

course. The menu of the day was samp, soup, and sweet potatoes.

We finished preparing the meal at 12:30 a.m. and waited until 13:00 p.m. to leave for

Gqumashe Village to deliver and serve it. We dished up our meals in a community

hall when we arrived. Phumalanga project is intended for the elderly, but when we

arrive, we serve both the elderly and the young. We returned to Phumalanga around

15:00 pm. We washed the dishes, signed the register, and said our goodbyes.
Module : SWP 324 Application of group work

Name of lecturer : DR V.P.P LUPUWANA

Group : PHUMALANGA (Report)

Date :06 April 2022

Names Surnames Student number


Abongile Boyce 201911290
Nwabisa Sunduza 202005833
Sisanda Dungelo 202002349
Lona Ncubeni 202001916
Nkosinathi Sakhile 20200781
Una siyathemba Xeji 202001800
Soyama Semana 202001751
Bonke Makhoba 202014542
Odwa Yalo 201917744
Doris Zameka Ndaliso 202003502
18TH April PUMALANGA REPORT

On the 18th April which was on Monday we met as group on the main gate our usual

spot at 8:30 first week after the Easter holiday. When we arrived in Phumalanga we

were told that we select three colleagues to go in Eastern London to help collecting

food packages from Boxer store and when they came back, we distributed food

packages around local schools including Jabavu High School

There is range of definition of the

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