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Dikgwetlho tsa seemo sa bogole mo mokgweng wa go tshela wa borre le Rre Petrus “DJ Jingles” Chauke – Limping 22.11.2021 16:00 ↓

: Still in this current November month of commemorating Dissability Rights Awareness, and also commemorating men, we pursue our quest of highlighting or making awareness about challenges facing with disabilities.

Rre Oratile Matlhaku – Paraplegic ka Dikgwetlho tsa seemo sa bogole mo mokgweng wa go tshela wa borre 18.11.2021 15:15 ↓

After all the many years humanity has been in existence, one lesson that has never been left out but always handed from one generation to the other is that problems or challenges should not define one or how they should live their life, but their response to the said problems or challenges is what should stand out and give people a defining character of who they really are, their possessed skills...

Rre Obakeng Sammidi (Paraplegic) ka Dikgwetlho tsa seemo sa bogole mo mokgweng wa go tshela wa borre 15.11.2021 13:10 ↓

After all the many years humanity has been in existence, one lesson that has never been left out but always handed from one generation to the other is that problems or challenges should not define one or how they should live their life, but their response to the said problems or challenges is what should stand out and give people a defining character of who they really are, their possessed skills...

Tsiboso ya go thusa batho go efoga diemo tsa go lebisa ko bogoleng le Rre Thomas Bangatha – Chairperson (NW Provincial Council for the Blind) 18.10.2021 14:25 ↓

Having to accept and learn to live with a disability condition at a later stage of one's life can be a bit tricky and difficult, as one has already confined themselves over the past years to a life of being abled and not needing any assistance anyhow from anyone about anything at all.

Go fetola matshelo a bana ba ba nang le bogole le Mme Letty Nkwe gotswa ko Rekopane disability centre 11.10.2021 10:53 ↓

Whilst we are still in the middle of recovering from the severe worst effects of the #Covid-19 pandemic, which has affected most if not all of us in all ways one can ever think of. Be it financially due to income losses or emotionally due to the passing over of our loved ones, we all are trying to recover.

Mme Palesa Emely Maphai (Paraplegic) ka Dikgwetlho tsa seemo sa bogole mo botshelong jwa mosadi 13.09.2021 14:12 ↓

Just as the lockdown restrictions have been slightly and gradually lifted, many are so happily looking forward to living freely without any restrictions, going on about with their lives enjoying what they could not earlier on because of the imposed lockdown. Just many of us are looking forward to moving freely and getting up to God knows what, it is important to note and check whether if all of us...

Go nna mosadi wa letlapa go sa kgathalatsege seemo sa bogole le Mme Nametsegang Patience Paul – Paraplegic 30.08.2021 17:26 ↓

We are officially concluding the month of August, one which is popularly known as women’s month. The overall objective of this month’s commemoration is to not only acknowledge and pledge support to women through their challenges, but to also celebrate those who have gone an extra mile to ensure that they do well in their lives regardless of the challenges they’ve encountered. Wom...