The time is now
A time to give and share in good spirit is when we live the notion of charity begins at home
December is probably the universal month for leisure and some time to break away from the usual day-to-day stress of work and having to prepare the kids for school.
Many South Africans take to going away for the holidays, while others prefer the traditional being at home with their loved ones.
The festive season offers a time to catch up on some of the moments that one may have missed out on throughout the year and also offers a time to make more splendid memories.
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Although the festive season does have a downside to it, as many people lose their lives to tragic road accidents, it is still a time to celebrate nonetheless.
Weddings, birthday celebrations, surprise parties and so many more occasions get celebrated during this time.
Sunny Mahalaola stated strongly that his festive plans are family based and he would be working to keep it as such.
“After 30 years of doing it with friends it has gotten to a point where it is enough. This is a festive for having great time with our kids and family not friends.”
With much festivity in the air, it is also advised that people take caution when they are on the road in order to avoid a run in with the law.
Sergeant Maurice Nkhwashu of the Tzaneen SAPS wished all the readers of Letaba Herald a merry festive season, enjoyed responsibly.
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“On behalf of Tzaneen police, I would like to wish all the readers of Letaba Herald and its employees a merry Christmas and a prosperous new year. We are urging all of you to enjoy the festivities responsibly.
“Don’t drink and drive, adhere to the rules of the road, avoid speeding, be patient with each other on the roads, leave early for your different destinations, rest when you’re tired, don’t be a statistic we wish to see you all in the new year, we want all of you to arrive alive.
“Merry Christmas and a Happy new year.”
