Kagisano goes back to School

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Kagisano Otlogeleng, the boy who, despite having passed Form Three, failed to go to school last year because he still owed his previous school will join other children in class when term starts for form fours next week.

It took the kind heart of Botswana's yesteryear football star, Edwin Disang, for Kagisano to go back to school. Upon reading about the boy's plight, Disang, who has just completed his studies in the United States immediately sent money to a family member in Botswana, with the instruction that the boy's debt should be paid.

The family member, an aunt of Disangs, was as eager to play her role in helping re-shape Kagisano's future.

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Kagisano goes back to School

Kagisano Otlogeleng, the boy who, despite having passed Form Three, failed to go to school last year because he still owed his previous school will join other children in class when term starts for form fours next week.

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