In a gesture of gratitude and empowerment, Miss Eco Teen International, Enhle Mdakane, and the Etwatwa Greening Team celebrated National Women’s Day on August 9 by recognising environmental activists at Barcelona Primary School in Daveyton.
Enhle said she decided to use her platform to honour outstanding female farmers based in Daveyton by presenting them with awards.
“These women are the queens of our land, and their tireless efforts towards sustainable farming deserve to be appreciated. No one ever gets poor by giving, so I was happy to give,” she said.
Award recipient Deliwe Hlongwane shared her excitement.
“I am so happy to be rewarded for doing what I love. I don’t see it as work because it is my passion.”
Phelokazi Ntanjana, the deputy director-general for corporate management at e-Government, voiced her enthusiasm about attending the event.
“Gearing up to the agenda 2030 sustainable development goals, I believe in partnering with people physically and availing myself to help make service delivery practical in the agricultural field so people don’t view it as just a mere paper promise,” she said.
Vusi Matladi, the chairperson of the Etwatwa Greening Team, expressed appreciation on behalf of the team.
“I express sincere gratitude to our sponsor, Enhle, for supporting our Women’s Day celebration. The event was a remarkable success. We extend heartfelt thanks to all who contributed to making this event unforgettable. Your support and participation made a significant impact on our community.”
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