AIDS Babies together with Queen Nobelungu - a non-profit organization - aim to reach every suffering child in the region of Nhlangwini, KwaZulu-Natal (the epicentre of the AIDS pandemic) to improve their quality of life and have the children grow up as healthy productive adults.

Our vision is to build the BAKARE Complex, a state-of-the-art transformational healing clinic, to give free healing treatments to AIDS Orphans and tribal people infected and affected by the AIDS pandemic. The BAKARE Complex is to become an exemplary prototype for the rest of the world by demonstrating the validity and effectiveness of Natural Spiritual Energy Healing treatments. As it will be the only one of it's kind, this complex offers a door of hope, in becoming a working example of a unique, cost effective and humane strategy for coping with the AIDS Pandemic as well as any other form of health disaster.

Traditional African Ndebele Beaded wall-hanging item

Handmade by the Ndebele tribal women.

This item, with its colourful and intricate African designs, symbolises a great blessing to the receiver of this gift, bringing happiness to the home.

Value: ZAR 1, 300
(approx. $216 / 162€ / £108)

Size: 14 x 170cm (5.5 x 67")

April Prize Winners:

Rita Milette - Quebec, Canada
Rod Peel - London, UK
Thomas Strausz - Nice, France
Evangelia Hatzianesti - South Africa

Congratulations!