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Public urged to support Share the Happy, Give a Nappy campaign
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The community is being called to support the Nelson Mandela Children's Hospital "Share the Happy, Give a Nappy" campaign.
With the festive season approaching, the hospital is urging corporates, organisations, and individuals to contribute to its efforts, providing essential care to vulnerable children.
The campaign aims to secure a year's supply of nappies for newborns, infants, and critically ill children in the hospital's care. Every donation will help bring comfort and care to those in need, making a tangible difference in their lives.
Donations can be made to support the hospital's efforts, and those interested in getting involved can contact the fundraising team at fundraising@nmcf.co.za.
With the festive season approaching, the hospital is urging corporates, organisations, and individuals to contribute to its efforts, providing essential care to vulnerable children.
The campaign aims to secure a year's supply of nappies for newborns, infants, and critically ill children in the hospital's care. Every donation will help bring comfort and care to those in need, making a tangible difference in their lives.
Donations can be made to support the hospital's efforts, and those interested in getting involved can contact the fundraising team at fundraising@nmcf.co.za.
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Tshwane Emphasizes Support for Small Businesses and Farmers
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The City of Tshwane's Economic Development and Spatial Planning Mayoral committee member, Sarah Mabotsa, has emphasized the importance of supporting small businesses and farmers.
The city, in partnership with the South African Bureau of Standards, recently hosted a market day in Church Square, showcasing over 100 local stalls offering fresh produce, food, beverages, cosmetics and artworks.
Mabotsa highlighted the city's commitment to empowering local entrepreneurs, stating that initiatives like these aim to boost economic growth and job creation:
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The city, in partnership with the South African Bureau of Standards, recently hosted a market day in Church Square, showcasing over 100 local stalls offering fresh produce, food, beverages, cosmetics and artworks.
Mabotsa highlighted the city's commitment to empowering local entrepreneurs, stating that initiatives like these aim to boost economic growth and job creation:
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Western Cape unveils line-up of cultural and tourism events
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The Western Cape government has unveiled a vibrant line-up of cultural and tourism events set to draw thousands of visitors in the coming weeks.
Highlights include the Mitchells Plain Festival, MosJazz in Mossel Bay, the George Festival, the Cederberg Festival, and the international Italian Film Focus.
Cultural Affairs and Sport MEC Ricardo Mackenzie says these events uplift communities, support small businesses, and create jobs.
The province will also host the Cape Town sevens rugby tournament next weekend.
Highlights include the Mitchells Plain Festival, MosJazz in Mossel Bay, the George Festival, the Cederberg Festival, and the international Italian Film Focus.
Cultural Affairs and Sport MEC Ricardo Mackenzie says these events uplift communities, support small businesses, and create jobs.
The province will also host the Cape Town sevens rugby tournament next weekend.
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