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Learners denounce social ills

This annual march is held to sensitise learners against socio-economic challenges

“Bury social ills’ were the words that were chanted during an awareness march held at Thembalihle Combined School recently.

The learners at the start of the 2.5km march.

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Waving banners and united in their crusade, the learners embarked on a 2.5km walk to create awareness about social ills such as teenage pregnancy and drug and alcohol abuse.

Learner Support Agent Nkanyiso Mchunu explained that the march is an annual project that is undertaken to combat socio-economic challenges at the school.

A stern message was conveyed.

“This march had over 400 learners who denounced social ills. They chanted and sang songs,” said Mchunu.

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