Npontshe Tsela Charity Organisation, together with Mogoditshane youth, handed over debushed and refenced graveyards in Mogoditshane on Wednesday after rehabilitating the sites through voluntary community labour and commitment.
The initiative was led by Peo Tshiamo from Defence Driving, who mobilised young people to restore dignity to the burial sites that had been overgrown and neglected for families and ancestors.
Kgosi Ya Mogoditshane, Kgosi Prince Dihutso, accompanied by Tribal Administrator Jimmy Mhlanga of Mogoditshane Thamaga District, appreciated the work and thanked the team for selfless community spirit.
He was joined by Kgosi Masimolole, Kgosi Ramogaladi, Kgosi Kabelo, Kgosi Maano, Kgosi Kopelo, Kgosi Tale, Kgosi Moloi, Kgosi More, Kgosi Mantu, Hon Pule, Hon More, Hon Moipolai, Thabo Kgosinaga of Thabo’s Towing Services and elders.
Speaking at the handover, Kgosi Dihutso said the village holds much more than a city extension and described the team as an example of the goodness that still lives in Mogoditshane, calling for continued youth participation in preserving heritage and communal dignity for future generations today together.
