
Gift of the Givers has been working tirelessly to deliver aid to communities in need, and the municipality's backing has been instrumental in their efforts. Photo courtesy: The South African
(The Post News)- Gift of the Givers thanks the OR Tambo Municipality for stepping in after their staff received threats while distributing clean water to flood victims. The municipality’s intervention has provided crucial support to the organization, enabling them to continue their humanitarian efforts.
The humanitarian organization is grateful for the municipality’s support in addressing the threats, ensuring their staff can continue providing essential services to those affected by the floods. Gift of the Givers has been working tirelessly to deliver aid to communities in need, and the municipality’s backing has been instrumental in their efforts.
Gift of the Givers’ founder, Dr. Imtiaz Sooliman, stands firm against intimidation, highlighting the devastating impact of the floods on local communities. The disaster has claimed 92 lives and left over 4,300 people without homes, with many more struggling to access basic necessities like clean water and food.
Dr. Sooliman condemns the individuals making threats, arguing that their actions are heartless and inhumane given the trauma and loss experienced by flood victims. He questions how anyone could prioritize personal gain over the suffering of others, especially during such a critical time.
The municipality’s public denouncement of the threats has added weight to the issue, and Dr. Sooliman commends their bravery in tackling difficult situations. By speaking out against the threats, the municipality has demonstrated its commitment to protecting the rights and safety of humanitarian workers and the communities they serve.