Mr Mandla Mphuti has made his mark on the community as leader, friend, father, brother and ever-smiling man of the people.
“I was born in Sakhile more than 35 years ago,” he joked.
He began working for the National Institute for Crime Prevention and the Reintegration of Offenders (Nicro) in 1992.
He decided to deal not only with victims of crime, but also the perpetrators which led to working hand-in-hand with the Department of Correctional Services to try and re-integrate offenders back into society.
When this trouper relaxes it will be with his family and watching a soccer match to boot.
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