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Makwinja unveils Bomme Basadi Society

Basadi bomme Society PIC: INNOCENT SELATHWA
Basadi bomme Society PIC: INNOCENT SELATHWA

Bomme Basadi Society was officially launched on Saturday at Mmatseta by Assistant Minister of Education and Skills Development, Nnaniki Makwinja.

During the unveiling, she highlighted the significance of women in building households and fostering families. Makwinja referenced that "mosadi ke thari ya sechaba" which translates to "a woman is the pillar of society".

In her speech, she emphasised the significance of women's participation in the progress of society, encouraging young women to become part of it. She highlighted the organisation's objective to instil fundamental principles and knowledge necessary for the development of a nation.

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