Old Naledi Children Get An Early Christmas

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Christmas, the time of giving and receiving, is around the corner as Christmas carols are already dominating the airwaves, thus ushering in the festive season.

A group of children from Old Naledi got an early Christmas party, thanks to the head of Youth Alive Organisation Bakang Sebele and Big Dawg Productions Botswana managing director, Tshepo Sikwane who organinsed a Christmas party for Matlo Go Sha Mabapi children held at Memorial Apostolic Church in Old Naledi.

The young ones came dressed in their 'Sunday best' to set the festive season in motion, and the happiness on the young faces, gave meaning to the work of various organisations, men and women of goodwill in Botswana who gracefully give back to the needy, particularly children, who are infected and affected by HIV/AIDS.

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