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Mayor Nhlapho inspires young minds at Phillip Ndimande

Grade 11 learner, Moses Zunguza, to experience local government leadership firsthand as he was mayor for a day.

Executive Mayor Clr Vusi Nhlapho brought inspiration and opportunity to Phillip Ndimande Senior Secondary School, following up on his promise to support and uplift young leaders in the community.

The visit on June 9 comes on the heels of the Career Expo held at Witbank Dam in May, where learners were exposed to various career paths and mentorship opportunities.

During the expo, Nhlapho introduced the ‘Mayor for a Day’ initiative, selecting an outstanding Grade 11 learner, Moses Zunguza, to experience local government leadership firsthand.

As part of the initiative, Nhlapho presented Moses with a brand-new laptop to support his studies.

“This laptop is not just a reward, it’s a tool to help you grow and reach your goals,” said the mayor.

Principal Simon Mmakolo praised the mayor’s commitment to education and youth empowerment.

“This visit means so much to our learners,” he said. “Moses is a hardworking and promising learner, and this recognition sets a powerful example for the rest of the school.”

 

Moses expressed gratitude for the opportunity and support. “Being chosen as ‘Mayor for a Day’ has motivated me even more to work hard. I’m excited to learn, lead, and hopefully inspire others, too.”

 

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Zita Goldswain

News Editor at the Witbank News Caxton stable. Witbank News has been my ‘home’ for the past 24 years. Journalism is the ability to meet the challenge of filling the space true words said by Rebecca West. I meet challenges, get the better of them and fill space with true words.
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