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Community members cherish Madiba Day in Ngodwana

Children were escorted by the SAPS on a walk.

In celebration of Nelson Mandela’s enduring legacy, a non-profit organisation commemorated his years of service by giving back to the community at the Elandshoek Community Hall on July 18.

The Outreaching Lives Foundation organised a walk that ended at the community hall. There they brought together learners of Entabamhlophe Combined School and Cyril Clark Secondary School, who were granted the opportunity to showcase their talents through acting, poetry, dancing and singing performances.

Some of the donations.

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According to the Outreaching Lives’ founder, Susan Mbanzima, many community members also participated in activities, such as clean-ups and donations.

“We had the privilege to have the Ngodwana SAPS escort us on our walk. They highlighted the importance of the 67 minutes of community service, which symbolise Mandela’s 67-year fight for social justice,” Mbanzima said.

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The event was made possible by various stakeholders.

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Emanuel Majola

Emanuel is a local journalist who focuses on court reporting, local government, and community development. A graduate of the Tshwane University of Technology, he has a keen interest in commercial crime and governance. Passionate about community journalism, he enjoys telling the stories that matter most to local communities and reporting on the issues and developments that have a direct impact on people's daily lives.

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