Skip to main content

Vee Mampeezy's Emotional Visit to Jwaneng's Burnt Desert Race Cars

In a heartfelt gesture, Vee Mampeezy expressed his emotions during a visit to Jwaneng to witness the aftermath of the recent Desert Race car fire. The popular artist extended his gratitude to Mayor Olga Ditsie for guiding him to the site, where the charred remains of the vehicles lay as a stark reminder of the unfortunate incident. Touched by the scene, Vee Mampeezy announced his commitment to join forces with Mayor Ditsie in a fundraising initiative for those who suffered losses in the devastating fire. The duo aims to rally the community for support, turning this challenging situation into an opportunity for collective goodwill. Stay tuned for updates on this noteworthy cause as Vee Mampeezy and Mayor Olga Ditsie lead the way in helping those affected by the Desert Race car fire. 🌟🤝 #CommunitySupport #FundraisingForACause #JwanengCares

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular Post

FCB workshops with stakeholders

FCB workshops with stakeholders Forest Conservation Botswana(FCB) last week held the first ever meeting with stakeholders to get feedback on the progress so far made and challenges faced at the Botswana College of Agriculture Auditorium Giving the objectives of the event, FCB Financial Manager, Ms Tsheko said the purpose of the workshop was to inform the stakeholders and grant recipients of the status of the funded projects and to share best practices. “We selected one group per category of funded projects based on progress made so far so that they could share experiences and how they handled challenges to be where they are today,” she said and added that they would share these experiences with the board and shareholders at the Annual General Meeting. Speaking at the day long event, Forestry Conservation Botswana's Board Chairman, Edmont Moabi said the the company was set up with money the government of Botswana owed the United States government. “The Botswana government owed the U...
1 comment
Read more

Wedding photos

1 comment
Read more

Primary School Headteachers Build house for needy family

The National Primary School Heads Conference (NPHSC) and other stakeholders broke ground at the home of a poor Ramotswa family where they are going to build a three bedroomed house. The Diseko family leaves in a tin shack with their 16 children and grand children at Sephitshwane ward in Ramotswa. The NPHSC which comprises of 775 primary school headteachers from 10 regions undertook to help the family after consulting with the Department of Social and Community Development to bring forward candidates to benefit from their kind gesture. According toNPHSC Chairman, Elias Segwagwe, when the school headteachers met for their annual conference, they decided to be compassionate and gave food hampers to a poor man in Tlokweng and a poor woman and her children in Mogoditshane. “But we heard that the food basket would not be enough in Ramotswa because the family needed a house,” he said. Segwagwe said they approached businesses to help them with the task since they didn't have enough money. ...
Post a Comment
Read more