Boys in blue come to Sakhesethu Primary School’s rescue at Mandeni
The school is over 50 years old with 15 classrooms and 3 of those classrooms are falling apart.
A poor school in the Mandeni area was aided last week by the charitable group, iLembe Saps Men for Change.
Men For Change came to the rescue of Sakhesethu Primary School in Mandeni, with the help of Liberty Life Insurance, with a large supply of stationery.
The jubilation and appreciation shown by pupils and teachers was priceless.
Liberty regional manager Pieter Mlambo said they were prepared to support the school with sanitary pads and school uniforms.
“We have been working with Saps for a number of years, supporting them in such projects and it is always a great honour for us to be part of such initiatives,” said Mlambo.
The school is over 50 years old with 15 classrooms and 3 of those classrooms are falling apart.
One of the school’s blocks floods during heavy rains and most of the classrooms have crumbled floors and cracking walls.
There have also been a number of burglaries due to a lack of proper fencing.
iLembe Men for Change chairperson, Sergeant Nhlaliyenza Mahlobo thanked Liberty for assisting.
The group was formed in 2004 to address matters of gender-based violence and challenges faced by men in policing.
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