Welcome to the website of Rotary District 9350 which covers the Angola, Namibia and the western half of South Africa. Our district comprises of:
- 57 Rotary Clubs
- 15 Rotaract Clubs
- 102 Interact Clubs
- 46 EarlyAct Clubs
RI President 2021-2022 Nominated
On 2 October, RI President Mark Maloney officially declared Shekhar Mehta the President of Rotary International for 2021-22. The Nominating Committee for President of RI selected Mehta, a Member of the Rotary Club of Calcutta-Mahanagar, West Bengal, India, in August. He will be formally elected at the 2020 RI Convention in Honolulu, Hawaii, and will become President on 1 July 2021.
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A District Diversity Committee was launched at District Conference in 2018 and since then, members of the committee have been hard at work organising and facilitating conversations around the topic of diversity in Rotary. When we talk about diversity, we mean diversity of vocation, skills, gender, interest, ethnicity, religion and much, much more. Our guiding question is "How can we make sure that, whatever your background and context, you feel like there is a place in Rotary for you?"
67 Minutes for Mandela Day
Thanks to a generous donation of 1000 food parcels donated to George Rotary Club, George Rotarians took the opportunity to do their 67 minutes for Mandela day by donating them in turn to those less fortunate in the local community, and reaching out to clinics and crèche’s in the local communities in the George municipality, (Blanco, Thembalethu, and Sedgefield.)
Includid Group Homes provides inclusive living for people with intellectual and physical disabilities,” explains Gavin Schachat, President of the Rotary Club of Sea Point. Residents, aged 26 to 60 years, receive basic working and living skills in order to promote equality and raise awareness of their abilities while being respected and treated as part of the community. Sea Point and Claremont Rotary Clubs were asked to assist with making their lives a little more comfortable.
It has become common practice for Rotary clubs around the world to Recognise VOCATIONAL EXCELLENCE of the highest order (especially in January which in Rotary's Vocational Service Month), and to honour outstanding contributions by individuals or teams of individuals for significant advancement in their vocational fields and service to their communities, In doing so they exemplify the Rotary model of “Service above Self.” This is then recognised by Rotary’s Vocational Service Awards. These outstanding contributions also set an example to others, particularly the youth to strive for Vocational Excellence.
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Climate Reality Workshop
The WatershedNov 21, 2019
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM -
Franschhoek SC - African Inspired Sopranos
Grande Provence Wine CellarNov 24, 2019
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM -
District - POETS (2020-21)
TBCApr 30, 2020
8:30 AM – 4:30 PM -
District - Assembly (2020-21)
TBCMay 01, 2020
8:30 AM – 2:30 PM -
District - Conference 2020
TBCMay 01, 2020 2:30 PM –
May 02, 2020 4:30 PM