Drum majorettes celebrate Freedom Day at Entsonalanga Primary School
The event saw around 600 drum majorettes from both metropolitans march from a house in Tsenelong to Entsonalanga.
Drum majorettes from Ekurhuleni and Tshwane hosted a special event in celebration of Freedom Day on April 27 at Entsonalanga Primary School.
The event saw around 600 drum majorettes from both metropolitans march from a house in Tsenelong to Entsonalanga.
Ward 7 Clr Thabang Jiyane and his team spearheaded the event, with the help of officials from the drum majorettes.
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Jiyane said the event focused on honouring and celebrating Freedom Day in South Africa.
“We gathered here to celebrate freedom in style. It is a touching event by children showcasing their talents. Everyone attending had a great time.
“We are grateful for the parents who supported the initiative. Years ago, there was far less support, but with dedication and hard work, we see parents standing with us and supporting what we are trying to build.
“We thank the principal and management of the school for allocating us a space to host this prestigious event,” said Jiyane.
General leader and chairperson of drum majorettes Lebogang Ncube said she is happy about how the event was outlined.
“I am happy to see parents taking the initiative and supporting this event.
It is never easy to get assistance from the parents. We are trying to prevent the life of crime and neglecting children with talent.
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“We are very certain that the next time we host this event in Tshwane people will show up as they also showed up for Ekurhuleni.
“We thank the councillor for making this event a success and the parents for trusting us with their children,” she said.
