Champs Botswana donates P50,000 for Abbie

Tuesday, January 20, 2015

FRANCISTOWN: A hazardous waste Management Company, Champs Botswana has answered to the call to save Abian Ntshabele who is suffering from cancer by donating P50,000.

Abian Ntshabele or ‘Abbie’ is a 14-year-old Motswana girl from Mochudi who is currently battling a very rare form of ovarian cancer known as immature teratoma in the United Kingdom (UK).

The quest to save her has seen Batswana uniting to reach out to the campaign “Lets Help Save Abbie” to fund her operation and care expenses that stand at $50,000.

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