A re se re 'di efa'
Friday, June 01, 2018
Potso e nne gore, a mme motho o ka nna fela a sa itse go bala le go kwala? Jaaka bangwe ba tle ba bue, le fa e le tlhaka ya ntlha ‘a,’ a sa e itse, kgotsa leina la gagwe, a ka se ke a le kwala. Go twe, a go ka nna monate, motho a tsenye sekole, mme le fa e le lokwalo lwa bosupa, a sa le kgona. Go se ke go nne monate, go tshwenye.
Ba a tle ba re, thuto, kana go tsena sekole, go ka thusa motho go itlhabolola le go tlhabolola lefatshe. Mme motho a sa tsena sekole, a bo a ka itlhabolola jang? Mo go bangwe, go nne thata. Go bona seemo se ntse jaana, puso ya tla ka mogopolo wa gore, a mongwe le mongwe, ngwana le mogolo, a lekelwe go tsena sekole. Ya nna gore, a motho a se tlhobogwe, ga twe, o motona, o fetile dingwaga tsa go ithuta. Ga twe, a dikgoro di bulwe, fa motho a na le kgatlhego, le ene a tle go iteka, a tlhaelele golo gongwe. Go diragatsa mogopolo o, puso ya tla ka lenaneo la Thuto Ga E Golelwe (Adult Basic Education Programme/ABEP). Tsa bulwa dikgoro. Ba ba batlang sekole, le ntswa motho a fetile dingwaga tsa sone, ba goroga; ya tswelela Thuto Ga E Golelwe.
The recent Vaccination Day in Motokwe, orchestrated through collaborative efforts between UNICEF, USAID, BRCS, and the Ministry of Health, underscores a commendable stride towards fortifying child health services.The painful reality as reflected by the Ministry of Health's data regarding the decline in routine immunisation coverage since the onset of the pandemic, is a cause for concern.It underscores the urgent need to address the...