DONA’S MATES YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROJECT HOSTS SUCCESSFUL WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG COACHES IN ORANGE FARM
Dona’s Mates Youth Development Project has announced the successful hosting of a high-impact workshop for young coaches and leaders in Orange Farm. The workshop, held on October 31, 2025, at the Orange Farm Multi-Purpose Center, brought together talented young individuals passionate about sports development.
The event featured a lineup of experienced coaches and football legends, including Tebogo Moloi, Gardner Seale, and Barney Nonyane, who shared their expertise and toured the participants through various sports development sessions.
The workshop aimed to equip young coaches with critical life skills and coaching expertise, with a focus on practical application. The sessions covered topics such as life skills, coaching techniques, and sports development, with a focus on empowering the next generation of leaders and change-makers.

“We are thrilled to see the impact that this workshop has had on the young coaches and leaders in Orange Farm,” said James “Maradona” Shabangu, CEO & Founder of Dona’s Mates Youth Development Project. “We believe that sports development is a powerful tool for empowering young people and providing them with opportunities for growth and development.”
The workshop was supported by Tshebidisano Funerals, which has provided funding for young people in sports. “Our mission is to reach out to the communities and assist them in any way we can,” said Mrs. Pamela Motlhabi, CEO of Tshebidisano Funerals.
Dona’s Mates Youth Development Project is committed to empowering young people through sports development and providing them with opportunities for growth and development. The project will continue to work with the community to identify and support talented young individuals and provide them with the necessary tools and resources to succeed.



