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Pandora Road residents get together for Spring clean-up

With the help of local role players, the Pandora Road neighbourhood spring clean-up took place on September 5.

Building neighbourhoods takes patience and commitment.

With the help of local role players, the Pandora Road neighbourhood spring clean-up took place on September 5.

The event followed the group’s launch on Mandela Day.

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Adults and children alike were spoiled with gifts and took part in games.

Guest speakers for the day spoke about the use of organic sanitisers as Covid-19 hygiene rules were re-enforced and demonstrated.

Young entrepreneur and mental health motivational speaker Nigel Jeche addressed life under the impact of the pandemic.

He gave tips on how children and adults can read the signs of depression and act swiftly to get help.

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