By Tarryn Le Chat
11 February 2007
Princess Caroline of Monaco arrived in Cape Town this weekend and visited a child care centre in Macassar which the principality has funded.
To show their appreciation the 3 and 4-year-old pupils of the Khanyisa Educare Centre sang to the princess and gave her flowers.
The princess ins on a two week trip through Africa in her capacity as president of Amade Mondiale (World Association of children’s Friends). It is a non-governmental, non-profit child advocacy organisation founded in 1963.
The organisation has donated R300 000 a year for three years.
A South African NGO, the centre for Early Childhood Development, is overseeing the construction of the projects and trains the teachers.
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