We entered a new dimension during these years. On the surface, it looked like things were improving, as indeed they were – a new modern shopping mall was built in Naas, 83% of formal homes had at least enough electricity for lighting, 10% of homes had a computer and 83% had access to mobile phones and 66% had a television set. Stigma surrounding HIV and AIDS was decreasing and the majority of the population had knowledge about it. This data all shows that economically, at least, there has been progress – HOWEVER – the underbelly of the society remains in dire need of assistance. The danger of polarization between rich and poor is becoming a reality and with it we, as a community, face more challenges. Children are still marginalized, older people are still struggling to survive, the health care is still in need of upgrading and the youth are becoming frustrated at the lack of hope for jobs after school.