Local Lady Turns Home Into Lesson Centre for Kids, Realises Many Can’t Read
- A young woman, Kangyang Deborah Gana, took children off the street and created a school for them in her home
- Deborah revealed that she wanted to teach them Bible studies before she realised that most of them could not even read
- The woman said that the situation is so bad that they cannot afford to wait for the government to fix the mess
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A young woman, Kangyang Deborah Gana, is using her limited resources to take care of the needs of many in her community.
She converted her house into a school for kids even though people kept asking her why she was taking up an activity that is meant for the government.
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They couldn't read or write
Bella Naija reports that Deborah took the decision to convert her home into a tutorial centre when she realised that many teens in her neighbourhood could not read and write.
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The woman’s home now serves as a place where more than 180 kids come to learn. The woman’s work has now attracted around 10 people who also volunteer to help the initiative.
We can't wait for the government
She said:
“When we got here, I wanted to teach the children bible on Sundays, but I realised a bigger problem. The children couldn’t read at all.”
Deborah added that the situation is so bad that some of the students cannot read. She stated that they could you afford to wait for the government.
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kutymador said:
"God bless her and everyone involved."
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"God bless her."
Charity begins at home: Nomzamo Mbatha donates computers to rural KZN school
In a similar article, Briefly News reported that Nomzamo Mbatha is very charitable and she has shown it once again.
The popular actress donated 20 desktop computers to a rural high school in KwaZulu-Natal and is beaming with pride because she was able to make it possible.
"I contacted Bet Software to assist me in donating desktops to a school in one of the most remote areas of KwaZulu Natal, eJozini," said Nomzamo.
The biggest reason why Nomzamo decided to make this donation is that she didn't have the luxury of it when she was still in high school.
"The high school I attended didn’t have computers for the greater part of my schooling years," she said.
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