Lentswe, Jouberton - The Gentleman’s Link and Ladies Link reached out to Lesego Sethole, a disabled boy who sells peanuts in the township. The group visited him and his family after they realised they need to make a difference. They decided to buy vegetables that he can add to his business and sell more stuff to the community. He thanked his donors with tears in his eyes by saying “thank you so much for choosing me and helping me run my business”.

Monna Sechabeng Community Development Forum and Mayibuye Africa Party are pleading to any source to help them on behalf of Mrs Dladla’s whose house was badly burned in ward 10, and she hasn’t received any help. Contact Monna Sechabeng, 071 038 4622, or Africa Mabuye, 082 310 5638, to help.

This week Khayalethu Primary School learners and their teacher, accompanied by entrepreneur Rethabile Ngwenya from Reaoboka Agribusiness and Projects were interviewed by Papa Bloke from Star FM. They discussed the importance of economic management and science in schools on his programme The Classics Planet. The children enjoyed the visit to the studio.

The Anglican church Holy family commemorated October as Cancer month and the Mothers Union distributed gifts with the help of Rev Kebareng Shoroma. They wanted to show cancer patients that they are in their prayers. Two ladies and cancer survivors shared their journey with the disease with the congregation. Father Lesley Mokwena and Lucas Halom are also in the picture.