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National Identity Day marked in Nquthu

She said if they work hard, the municipality’s priority is to pay for their tertiary registration fees and pay R30 000 per student while waiting for the Government-sponsored NSFAS bursary

Today the Mayor of Nquthu Municipality, Emilyi Molefe, went out following the national campaign of National Identity in Mathukulu High School in the Thelezini area to address and motivate grade 12 students.
She said all government institution has something to do today to pay tribute and to this day which symbolises a free country with no racism.
She made a surprise visit to Mathukululu High School to tell students about the importance of National Identity Day or National Anthem.
She said if they work hard, the municipality’s priority is to pay for their tertiary registration fees and pay R30 000 per student while waiting for the Government-sponsored NSFAS bursary. She testified that all students the Municipality paid for last year had their bursaries approved.

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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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