GACAB gathers stationery and study guides for Limpopo learners

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In this podcast, DJ Complexion and Mpho Mashita talked to Give a Child a Boo, an NPO whose primary function and focus is empowering disadvantaged students with the necessary tools to continue school. Their drive is meant to collect stationery and textbooks for the class of 2021 in Limpopo!

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26 Feb 2021 English South Africa Business · Arts

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