Former player ploughs back

The Blue Waters Sports Club recently received a donation of soccer balls from Anthony van Wyk, the founder of Kateq Engineering.Temba Nghitaunapo, the chairperson of Blue Waters Sports Club, expressed his profound gratitude for the contribution and highlighted the significance of the gesture.“The donation underscores the power of individuals and businesses to make a positive difference in their communities, inspiring others to follow suit and contribute to the advancement of sports and youth development initiatives.”Nghitaunapo explained that the coastal-based sports club serves as a talent development hub, nurturing aspiring athletes and instilling a passion for the game within the local community.“The donation thus raises community spirit and promotes a healthy lifestyle through sports. Van Wyk’s act exemplifies corporate social responsibility, setting a commendable standard for others.”Talking about his affection for Blue Waters FC, Van Wyk cited his connection as a former player and his desire to contribute to the club’s improvement. Reflecting on his journey from humble beginnings to founding Kateq Engineering, a company that serves notable clients such as Rossing Uranium, Van Wyk emphasised his commitment to giving back to the community, especially to an institution that played a significant role in his footballing career.“Investing in grassroots sports initiatives, particularly those aimed at talent development and inclusivity, plays a pivotal role in empowering communities and promoting physical well-being among youth.”

Former player ploughs back

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