Princess visits 'miracle' centre
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.
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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