SPEAKER OF THE KWAZULU-NATAL LEGISLATURE, HON. NONTEMBEKO BOYCE, TOGETHER WITH MAYOR OF UMUZIWABANTU LOCAL MUNICIPALITY CLLR. SBONISO ZUNGU, SPENT THE MORNING WITH LEARNERS AT MBUSI HIGH SCHOOL IN WARD 5 KWAMACHI, HARDING, AS PART OF THE LEGISLATURE’S CIVIC EDUCATION PROGRAMME.
Hon. Boyce hosted an educational quiz to test the pupils’ general knowledge, with small prizes handed out to participants. Two lucky learners also walked away with brand-new laptops to support their studies.
One of them, Olwethu Tabu, a Grade 12 learner, said the laptop came at the perfect time. “I’m very happy. This laptop will really help me prepare for my matric exams,” she said.
The Civic Education programme is part of a broader effort by the KZN Legislature to raise awareness about its work and to build an active, informed citizenry.
The Speaker also used the opportunity to give back through the Legislature’s Social Responsibility Programme, handing over school shoes to learners from disadvantaged backgrounds, making sure they walk into the future with confidence
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