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Hopeful Horizons restores dignity

Friday, October 10, 2025 | 10 Views |

In a world where social challenges continue to undermine the well-being of communities, a local non-governmental organisation (NGO) known as Hopeful Horizons has emerged with a mission to transform lives and restore dignity, particularly amongst the underprivileged.

Founded by three passionate young Batswana, Resego Moepeng, Karabo Segwate, and Motheo Masalila, the organisation is driven by a vision to reach communities across the country and bridge the gaps where help is most needed.

In an interview, Masalila said their organisation has been working tirelessly to address pressing social issues, especially those affecting women and youth.

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