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Something different to do over Christmas in Tzaneen

Tzaneen may be a small town but there is always something to do, so here are some of the things you can do to make it festive and jolly.

Attend a church service- attending church on Christmas Day, is a good way of celebrating and embracing the Christmas spirit.

You will have a chance to sing Christmas carols with fellow congregants  and dance .

This can also serve as a wonderful  opportunity to mingle and reunite with your former schoolmates and church mates, who you hardly have a chance to meet during the year if your based in other parts of the country and you only get  a chance to come back during the holidays.

Read: Top 10 DIY Christmas gifts

Have lunch at a ‘Chisanyama.’- Chisanyamas are popular in townships such as Lenyenye and Nkowankowa. Most Chisanyamas serves as  the hottest hangout places in the ‘hood’,  for braaied meat and a chilled environment, this is the best place to be.

Some of the popular spots is Miami in Nkowankowa, Mzanzi in both Lenyenye and Nkowankowa and Joe in Bindzulani.

Visit friends or family- This is the perfect time to visit your family especially your grandparents if you are hardly in Tzaneen through-out the year. Visiting your cousins and grandparents.

In Julesburg, Muhlava or  anywhere, they are is the best way of spending the day, but don’t forget to bring them gifts.

Share lunch with the less- fortunate.

As much as this time is a jolly season but for others it can be a nightmare especially for those who do not have food to eat.

Tzaneen’ streets are filled with homeless people who are homeless and hungry.

You can cook a nutritious meal for them and if you don’t feel safe bring a friend with or get a police officer to accompany you, Major General Mathebaula with her team will be out on the streets working.

 

 

 

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Emelda Tintswalo Shipalana

Tintswalo Shipalana, a journalist for the Letaba Herald, has been in the media industry for over a decade. She started her journey in radio, but ended up in print which is her first love. She joined the Herald newspaper as a cadet in 2016, where she graduated with a journalism qualification from the Caxton Training Academy. She also has a qualification in Feature Writing from the University of Cape Town and a Media Management qualification from Wits University. She is completing her BA Communication Science degree with UNISA. She sleeps well at night knowing she is a voice to the voiceless and her work contributes to promoting local talent, businesses and service delivery. Her love for her community keeps her working hard every day.

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