Mhlanga drums up support for drummers' project

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Local musician, Phil Mhlanga, is appealing for sponsorship for his Drummers Anonymous project. Based in Gaborone's Extension 14, the project is aimed at teaching the youth how to play musical instruments, especially drums.

Mhlanga initiated the project  as a way of keeping the youth away from the streets.  He believes that they could acquire  skills that they could earn them a living.  He describes Drummers Anonymous as a community project.    Mhlanga has also appointed a board of governors.  Gaborone West South Member of Parliament (MP) Robert Molefhabangwe is the patron of the centre. 

The project  is self-sponsored as Mhlanga has been digging from his own pockets to get the programme going.  Mhlanga is keen to sponsor the project because he feels it is for a worthy cause.

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