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Khalimani Reading Club awards founder and The Herald Citizens of the Year Award category winner Sinovuyo Mafilika hosted an awards function at the Babs Madlakane Hall in KwaNobuhle on Saturday. With Mafilika are winners, from left, Zinathi Mangele (3rd), Banoyolo Ketse (1st) and Ayabonga January (2nd)
Khalimani Reading Club awards founder and The Herald Citizens of the Year Award category winner Sinovuyo Mafilika hosted an awards function at the Babs Madlakane Hall in KwaNobuhle on Saturday. With Mafilika are winners, from left, Zinathi Mangele (3rd), Banoyolo Ketse (1st) and Ayabonga January (2nd)Picture: Werner Hills

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KwaNobuhle pupils celebrated for academic strides

Founder Sinovuyo Mafilika champions youth literacy despite ongoing resource constraints

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The Khalimani Reading Club held its second annual awards ceremony at the Babs Madlakane Hall in KwaNobuhle on Saturday, celebrating 13 pupils for their academic growth and dedication. Organised by community champion Sinovuyo Mafilika, the event highlighted the power of grassroots educational support.

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