Duduza Sports

19/05/2026

DUDUZA IS READY TO BUILD A BETTER FUTURE FOR OUR CHILDREN 🇿🇦✊🏾

The Duduza Sport Confederation (DSC), Duduza Creative & Cultural Industries (DCCI), and Duduza Local Drug Action Committee (LDAC) welcome the upcoming Gauteng Provincial Government “It Takes A Village To Raise A Child – Thuto-Pele (Education First)” Community Outreach Programme led by Gauteng MEC for Education, Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation, Mr Lebogang Maile.

📍 Venue: Mondy Motloung Community Hall, Duduza
📅 Date: Wednesday, 20 May 2026
⏰ Time: 13:00 – 16:00

As community structures, we will be happy to present a joint value proposition for:

🔥 DUDUZA INTEGRATED YOUTH DEVELOPMENT & SAFE SCHOOLS PARTNERSHIP 🔥

Our value proposition focuses on:
✅ Collaborative School Sport Development
✅ Arts, Culture & Creative Industries in schools and all societal spaces
✅ Data Based and Data Driven Drug Prevention & Safe Schools
✅ Youth Leadership & Volunteerism
✅ Mental Health & Wellness
✅ Community Mobilisation
✅ Skills Development & Economic Opportunities
✅ Social Cohesion & Nation Building

We believe:
⚽ Every child in sport is a child away from drugs and crime.
🎭 Arts and culture give young people identity, hope, and economic opportunity.
🛡️ Safe schools require active communities and partnerships.

This is about building:
✔ Safer Communities
✔ Better Schools
✔ Empowered Youth
✔ Stronger Families
✔ A Growing Duduza

We call upon our members, school sport committees, parents, churches, NGOs, youth formations, local businesses, sports clubs, artists, community leaders, and residents to join hands in shaping the future of the children of Duduza.

Together, we can truly prove that:
❤️ “It Takes A Village To Raise A Child.”

16/05/2026

📢 NOTICE TO MEMBERS AND ASSOCIATES: DUDUZA RECONCILIATION PARK ACCESS

The Duduza Sport Confederation wishes to inform members and associates that despite previous stakeholder meetings and decisions to reopen, clean up and reactivate the Duduza Reconciliation Park, challenges are still being experienced regarding access to the facility.

Community clean-up activities and skateboarding programmes and other activities continue to be disrupted due to conflicting verbal instructions being issued to security personnel regarding the closure of the park.

Importantly, the call for the reopening and restoration of the Duduza Reconciliation Park has received strong support from various community stakeholders, including the MKLWV and the Class of ’76 in Duduza, who have already added their weight behind the initiative and actively started clean-up campaigns aimed at restoring the dignity and functionality of the facility.

These community-led efforts demonstrate the importance of the park as a shared public space for:
🏀 Sport and recreation
🛹 Youth skateboarding programmes
🎭 Arts, culture, and heritage activities
🌱 Community clean-up and restoration
🤝 Social cohesion and community pride
👥 Intergenerational collaboration and development

We have formally requested urgent written clarification from the relevant municipal authorities regarding:
✅ The official status of the park
✅ Access arrangements for the community
✅ Clear instructions to security personnel
✅ The continuation of community programmes and activities

The Duduza Sport Confederation remains committed to constructive engagement with all stakeholders to ensure that the park remains accessible, safe, and beneficial to the people of Duduza.

We thank the MKLWV, the Class of ’76, and volunteers for the initial clean-up, and other community members for continuing to push for the reopening of our facilities.

16/05/2026

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15/04/2026

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13/04/2026

⚽ Kwatsaduza, let’s unite through football!

The Dlozified On-On Winter Games: Kwatsaduza Top 16 Knockout Challenge is coming this June — bringing together teams from Kwa-Thema, Tsakane, Duduza, and surrounding areas for an exciting showcase of local talent and community pride.

From 13–16 June 2026, expect high-energy matches, a thrilling final day experience, live entertainment, and a celebration of kasi football at its best.

This is more than a tournament — it’s a platform for unity, youth development, and community empowerment.

13/04/2026

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13/04/2026

📢 **DUDUZA SPORT CONFEDERATION (DSC) STATEMENT**

The Duduza Sports Confederation (DSC) acknowledges and welcomes the forthcoming strategic engagement with the MMC for Community Services, Cllr Dorah Mlambo, CRM Fortune Mahano, together with officials of the departmentsand all relevant stakeholders. 🤝🏽🏟️

DSC views this engagement as a critical step toward strengthening cooperative governance, improving coordination, and accelerating **visible service delivery outcomes** within the Duduza community, particularly in the areas of sport, recreation,arts,culture and heritage and facility management. 🏀⚽🎾

We further express our full support for the proposed **“Service Delivery Fridays” initiative** 📅✨, which aims to institutionalise structured, consistent, and community-focused service delivery interventions across facilities.

DSC is ready to actively participate in the implementation of this programme, including but not limited to:

🧹 Clean-up campaigns
🌱 Grass cutting and environmental maintenance (commencing 24 April 2026)
🏟️ Facility rehabilitation and upkeep
🤝 Joint stakeholder mobilisation and community participation drives
🔧 Support for ongoing maintenance coordination and reporting

We believe that this initiative will play a transformative role in restoring dignity, functionality, and safety in community sport and recreation facilities, while also strengthening partnerships between the City and community structures. 💪🏽🏘️

DSC remains committed to constructive engagement, accountability, and solution-driven collaboration in the interest of all residents of Duduza and surrounding areas.

We look forward to a productive meeting and to the successful rollout of at least 40x **Service Delivery Fridays** in the FY2026/207 , in partnership with the City of Ekurhuleni. 📍

13/04/2026

Shaping the Champions of Tomorrow through Integrity.

In youth athletics, the most important "stats" are values. This Freedom Month, as we Celebrate Freedom Month & Protect Play, parents are key mentors. Upholding The Spirit of Sport: Values over Scores means teaching no shortcuts. Be wary of Food First vs. The Ticking Time Bomb; risky supplements jeopardize health and careers. Knowledge is Your Best Defense—use SAIDS resources. Embrace Your Role as the Lead Role Model for clean, fair competition.

https://drugfreesport.org.za/parents-guide-to-support-clean-sport/

10/04/2026