Schools in Mpumalanga receive new uniforms
The Mandla Ndlovu Foundation donated school uniforms to encourage the class of 2026 to continue striving for excellence.
The Department of Education (DoE), in partnership with the Mandla Ndlovu Foundation, handed over school uniforms to 1 000 learners within the White Hazy Circuit at Mshadza Secondary School April 8.
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This was to honour the promise made by Premier Mandla Ndlovu, at the announcement of 2025 National Senior Certificate provincial results. He had pledged to support the top 10 Quintile 1 to 3 schools who achieved 100% pass rates. Ten schools were identified and 100 learners from each received uniforms.
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Mandla Ndlovu Foundation chairperson Carol Zulu said this gesture aims to inspire the class of 2026 to continue striving for excellence, while affirming that their hard work and determination does not go unnoticed.
“We thank our educators for their work, and we hope the donation will inspire more schools in Mpumalanga to achieve a 100% pass rate. To the learners who received the uniforms today, take care of it so that it takes care of you,” Zulu said.
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The MEC for education, Lindi Masina, extended appreciation to the foundation and called on parents to support teachers and learners.
