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Dr Nkululeko Mlaba donates his 50th unit of life-saving blood

This milestone was a reminder that saving a life does not always require extraordinary actions, just the willingness to give.

The atmosphere at the Ladysmith Blood Donor Clinic, San Marco Centre, was filled with warmth and excitement as Dr Nkululeko Mlaba donated his 50th unit of blood yesterday (August 12).

For Mlaba, this was more than just another donation. It marked a remarkable journey of commitment, compassion and service to others.

A simple act that saves lives

Every unit of donated blood can make a difference to someone facing an emergency, undergoing treatment or fighting for their life. Mlaba’s 50th donation is a powerful reminder that saving a life does not always require extraordinary actions; sometimes it simply requires the willingness to give.

Encouraging others to donate

Also present at the blood donor clinic was employee Minthra Omapershad, who continues to encourage members of the community to become regular blood donors.

Omapershad praised the good doctor for his dedication and encouraged others to follow his example.

“Every donor has the power to make a difference,” she reminded those at the clinic. “You never know whose life your blood may save.”

A legacy of giving

As Dr Mlaba completed his 50th donation, his story stands as an inspiration to everyone around him. His journey shows how one person’s decision to donate can become a lasting commitment to helping others.

The message from the blood donor clinic is simple: Donate blood. Give hope. Save a life.

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Shamona Buthuram

Shamona Buthuram, a journalist at the Ladysmith Gazette, is a multifaceted talent with a passion for fashion and make up. As a former Miss Bollywood winner and qualified makeup artist, she brings a unique perspective to her writing. When not working, Shamona loves dancing, watching Friends and Bollywood movies, and binge-watching Netflix. Her motto, "Love all, serve all.

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