Uplifting children in Bramley Gardens through anti-bullying show
BRAMLEY GARDENS – A show for anti-bullying.
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The non-profit organisation Leti Lethabo La Bana hosted a special anti-bullying talent show at Midways Mall in Bramley Gardens on 9 September.
The organisation was founded last year by Kew resident Lethabo Lettie Maunatlala with the mission of tackling the issue of bullying among children.
Mauanatlala said the organisation is committed to actively raising the quality of life for every child, teaching them to love and care for each other.
She said the talent show was held to give children the perfect opportunity to let their personalities shine, while sharing their unique talents to their friends, family and the local community. The show’s theme revolved around anti-bullying and saw children perform a stage drama, read out poetry and perform music to express their feelings.
Maunatlala said it was a beautiful event with the entire community supporting this message.
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