Insimbi Legacy Project colouring in competition.

In their ongoing efforts to promote and engender rhino conservation, Insimbi Legacy Projects and Divine Be Gracious will host a ‘colouring in’ competition on September 22 at the Springs Mall. September 22 is Rhino Awareness Day which Insimbi Legacy Projects hopes to honour. The idea was conceived by the leader of Insimbi Legacy Projects, Sharon …

September 13, 2019

Johann Badenhorst 1 minute read

In their ongoing efforts to promote and engender rhino conservation, Insimbi Legacy Projects and Divine Be Gracious will host a ‘colouring in’ competition on September 22 at the Springs Mall.

September 22 is Rhino Awareness Day which Insimbi Legacy Projects hopes to honour.

The idea was conceived by the leader of Insimbi Legacy Projects, Sharon Janse van Rensburg, who was dismayed at the lack of knowledge of Rhinos the children displayed at their fund-raising event at the mall last weekend.

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The programme will include colouring competition for different age groups. The winner will receive a hamper put together by Divine Be Gracious.

Entrance fee of R20 will be put in the cans to be put up at various shops around the mall on August 31.