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Khulasande People’s Forum sports, arts and culture initiative launched

Poetry, netball, soccer, aerobics, drama, music and dance performances were some of the activities.

December 16, 2020
Solly Maseko Less than a minute
One of the musical groups during the Khulasande People’s Forum sports, arts and culture initiative launched at the Lynnville Hall on Saturday, December 5.

Khulasande People’s Forum (KPF PRP) recently launched a sports, arts and culture initiative.

Genesis singing during the Khulasande People’s Forum sports, arts and culture initiative launched at the Lynnville Hall on Saturday, December 5.

The initiative was launched at the Lynnville Stadium and the Lynnville Hall on Saturday, December 5.

Poetry, netball, soccer, aerobics, drama, music and dance performances were some of the activities.

Genesis, a musical group presented rap music, Lerato Mathebula and Prudence Maseko presented poetry, WTG, a musical group, SM Pro Kideo and other groups shared the stage at the Lynnville Hall.

Lerato Mathebula presenting poetry during the Khulasande People’s Forum sports, arts and culture initiative launched on Saturday, December 5 at the Lynnville Hall.

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December 16, 2020
Solly Maseko Less than a minute

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