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    A little Madiba magic at the Little Flower Pre-School

    likhaphaBy likhaphaJuly 21, 2022Updated:July 21, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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    Little Flower Pre-School children and teachers with PnP staff. Photo: Chris Totobela

    By CHRIS TOTOBELA

    Pick n Pay family store staff visited Little Flower Pre-School as part of the Mandela Day initiative this week.

    They spent 67 minutes with the children and donated groceries to them.

    Jon Campbell of Pick n Pay was happy that his business took time off to think about the less fortunate and made a difference in the community.

    Speaking on behalf of Little Flower Pre-School, Nomalungelo Mthwalo thanked Pick n Pay for everything they have done for the school and believed it would make a big difference.

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