Trefoil Guild celebrates lifelong service in Randburg.

14 regions of the Trefoil Guild joined together for an event in Randburg.

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Braden-Lee Mokoena 1 minute read

Trefoil Guild members ahead of teatime. Photo: Braden-Lee Mokoena

Members of the Trefoil Guild, the adult branch of Girl Guides South Africa, gathered for a weekend celebration focused on lifelong service at the Girl Guides South Africa Randburg branch on October 11.

Trefoil Guild members Tiffany Klink (Cape West region) and Elain Van Zyl (Gauteng East region) ahead of teatime. Photo: Braden-Lee Mokoena

Trefoil Guild members Jabu Sithole (KZN Northern region) and Margie Corbel (Free State region) ahead of teatime. Photo: Braden-Lee Mokoena

Trefoil Guild member Hilary White and Girl Guides South Africa's Nokuthula Naseem Mahlangu ahead of teatime. Photo: Braden-Lee Mokoena

The organisation aims at empowering young girls and woman within the community, encouraging them to break boundaries and aim to be future leaders. A total of 14 regions were represented at the gathering which featured skills sharing, educational talks, bingo, arts and crafts, and the making of Christmas crackers and ornaments.

Trefoil Guild members Noami Moaylhodi (NW Rusternburg region) and Nombaka Buyeye (Mawali EC region) ahead of teatime. Photo: Braden-Lee Mokoena

Trefoil Guild members Nyameka Kukulela (Mthatha region) and Bekwa Mdakane ahead of teatime. Photo: Braden-Lee Mokoena

Trefoil Guild members Noleen Walker (KZN Coastal) and Phatiswa Mahlasela (Matatiele Region) ahead of teatime. Photo: Braden-Lee Mokoena

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6 hours ago

Braden-Lee Mokoena 1 minute read

Trefoil Guild celebrates lifelong service in Randburg.

14 regions of the Trefoil Guild joined together for an event in Randburg.

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