Track suits warm up the winter

WITH the help of family and friends, Victor Mokgotho of Emmaquelate Security donated tracksuits to 10 learners from Phishego Primary School in Seshego

August 5, 2015

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Phishego Primary School learners with their new track suits. In front are Gilbert Kganyago (Capricorn district, mayor) and Mmaditsela Sebotja (Phishego Primary School, principal). At the back are Victor Mokgotho (Emmaquelate Security) Dan Mongotana (Thought Grow) and Nakedi Ragedi (Naks Concept).

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LIMPOPO – WITH the help of family and friends, Victor Mokgotho of Emmaquelate Security donated tracksuits to 10 learners from Phishego Primary School in Seshego last Tuesday. Mokgotho said the donation was an initiative by Naks Concept and Thought Grow.

“The donation is also a way to lend support to the learners. We want to assist them wherever we are able.

“There are still many more needy learners we need to assist with school uniforms,” said Mokgotho.

The principal, Mmaditsela Sebotja, said the tracksuits would help to instil pride in the learners. “We are very proud to have a person like Victor assist us. He did not forget about the needy young people and we want to ask him to continue helping others,” said Sebotja.

The Capricorn mayor, Gilbert Kganyago, said the tracksuits would keep the learners warm and help to keep them in school.

“If they don’t have warm clothes, they might not feel comfortable to go to school. We aim to encourage them to be committed to their studies.

“The Capricorn District Municipality is proud to support needy learners and thanks Mokgotho for this contribution to the welfare of the community,” said Kganyago.