VIDEO STORIES

Films from the constituency.

Longer pieces produced with the office — the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, fifty years of Lenasia Times, the road to Parliament, a grassroots sports programme changing young lives, and a morning out among residents.

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At the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference

Representing South Africa and Al Jama-ah on an international parliamentary platform in Cape Town, Honourable Imraan Moosa joins legislators from across the Commonwealth to engage on leadership, democracy, governance and the future of our communities.

A platform for dialogue. A voice for the people. A commitment to meaningful change.

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Lenasia Times turns 50

Fakir Hassen hosted the 50th anniversary celebration of Lenasia Times at Killarney Mall, marking five decades of serving, informing and connecting the community. Lenasia Times Editor Waseem Camroodeen was joined by Honourable Imraan Moosa and other distinguished guests to mark the newspaper’s legacy and its continuing role in telling the stories of Lenasia and its people.

Fifty years of journalism. Fifty years of community.

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The rise to Parliament

From Lenasia to the National Assembly — the journey from community service and local government to representing Al Jama-ah in the National Assembly.

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How cricket is changing the game for local youth

From dusty pitches to bright futures. A tribute to Brother Bilal for his tireless work keeping the youth of Lenasia safe, active and inspired through regular cricket matches and tournaments at Greyville Primary School. By giving young people purpose, teamwork and an outlet on the pitch, the programme shows how sport can build a stronger community.

Commended by Honourable Imraan Moosa, Abdul Haq Manack, Aslam Khota, Azhar Saloojee, and the daughter of the late cricket legend Hoosain Ayob.

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Communication is key

Out among residents at a community gathering in Lenasia. Being present, listening, and keeping the line open between the office and the people it serves.

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