13, 14. Yisiphi isimangaliso uJesu asenzela uPhetro, njalo uPhetro kwamphatha njani lokhu? “I trust that with the support of my community, friends and the councillor and church leaders in my area, we can all make it work,” he said. Barnes’ long cherished dream is to form a sports forum in Eastwood/ Panorama, Civic Association, football, netball and athletics clubs for Eastwood/ Panorama and Glenwood (Ward 34) He says the priority on his list is to start an HIV/Aids centre, a community vegetable garden and a community help centre. “We can fool ourselves by trying to run away from it, but the truth is HIV/Aids is here to stay. If we are not careful and well equipped, the whole nation is going to die. People must get tested, know their status and will live long and safe. We must admit it, we are all affected in one way or another. I just can’t believe it. I am heart broken and it is just unreal that Panorama does not have at least a clinic,” said Barnes. “There’s absolutely nothing for the community. No shops, no garage, no community sports ground, no library, no internet centre/cafe,nosatellitepolicestationand no high school,” he pointed out. He said there was at least a church in the area, adding that he has a lot of things on his mind that he wants to do for his community, especially for the children and old people. “It’s sound crazy, but I will try and do it all, bit by bit. For now, I will keep on dreaming big, very big ! .”