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By Denga Radzilani

The kutama-sinthumule present 2nd annual give back to community event that will be held at Muditambi car wash tshikwarani on the 28th of December 2019. 



The event is aiming to collect donations as well as food vouchers from businesses around the community and everyone who wants to take part. Food parcel and voucher shall be donated to home-base centres around kutama- Sinthumule.

 Give back to community is a way of preventing poverty as they are children who still sleeps hungry and it affects their studies. Even though the government gives centers funds but it’s not enough. The artists want to mend the gap of poverty in the community. The give back to community will be an annual event. 

Organizers are hoping to have their office in future whereby they will be able to engage with community and give them a chance to consult on the challenges they are facing. Local artists will be performing as a part of entertainment. The event will start at 12:00 pm and entrance is free.

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