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Umhlali Saps brings joy to KwaDukuza children as school donates more than 7 000 Easter eggs

Helping the police with their Easter drive, Umhlali Prep collected more than 7 000 marshmallow chocolate eggs for distribution.

Cops armed with Easter eggs visited children across KwaDukuza this weekend bringing a smile to thousands of little faces.

Helping the police with their Easter drive, Umhlali Prep collected more than 7 000 marshmallow chocolate eggs for distribution.

Umhlali Saps’ annual Easter drive saw Captain Vinny Pillay with Josha Daniels from non-propfit organsiation RiseUp Movement, distribute Easter hampers and treats to a number of children and families in need on the North Coast.

Vision 153 and frontline workers were also recipients of the Easter eggs.


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