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Botswana Book Project donates to Maoka

Monday, March 21, 2022 | 50 Views |

Botswana Book Project Director Ezekiel Malenya handing the donation to Maoka JSS repesentatives on Friday

The Botswana Book Project is continuing with its drive to instil a reading culture amongst young people, mostly those of school going age.

The organisation, which serves as a catalyst for literacy, has up to date donated books and other necessities to different schools and regions in the country.

The most recent was a donation of 60,000 books to be shared by 48 schools in the Kgatleng region. This followed many other donations, some of which were done directly to schools.

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