Pitse's new foundation sets eyes on education
Friday, January 22, 2021
Pitse
Announcing on social media this week, the former BTV’s Flavadome presenter revealed that through his foundation the eight chosen student will have their school fees paid, uniforms provided, books and stationary too. “I believe in the power of education and how it bridges the gap between people and countries across the world.
You get to a point in your life where you try to do good, especially if you have the platform and the means to try and help. I want longevity, I want to make an impact and I want to play a very vital role in being a change maker,” he announced through a statement. The Yarona FM presenter added that he has been working tirelessly over the past two and half years to make sure that he leaves a legacy of some sort in Botswana. The media personality popularly known as KingBee in the creative circles also said he used education to boost his confidence, learn and understand. “It taught me how to listen and pay attention, and how to engage with everyone no matter the religion, culture and sex.
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