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Ntsikana Primary School Library gets a facelift on #MandelaDay

Among those that rolled up their sleeves and gave of their 67 minutes on Mandela Day to get the library in tip-top shape before the official opening next week, were the Trust's Administrator, Thomas Masango and Lebo Madubanya both of Ivory Park.

As part of its Nelson Mandela Day project this year, the Peermont Community Benefit Trust (PCBT), a corporate social investment programme, supported by Emperors Palace, has refurbished the library at Ntsikana Primary School in Daveyton.

Among those that rolled up their sleeves and gave of their 67 minutes on Mandela Day to get the library in tip-top shape before the official opening next week, were the Trust’s Administrator, Thomas Masango and Lebo Madubanya both of Ivory Park.

The library that was revamped by the Peermont Community Benefit Trust (PCBT), of which Madubanya is an intern, as part of the Trust’s annual Mandela Day initiatives.

This is the fourth primary school library the Trust, a corporate social investment programme of Peermont Global supported by Emperors Palace has redone in as many years.

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