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Monday, 4 February 2019

Think tyre! Think food garden pictures



















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I am Phuti Ragophala.Nee' Moloto. Born from a very destitute family background at Senwabarwana, Bochum.First born child to Elizabeth and Solly Moloto with four sibblings Wanted to be a nurse, inspired by my mothers uniform.I waited for 4 years to be called for nursing training after completing my Matric, but it never came.My parents encouraged me to train as a teacher while waiting to be called. Even to day the nursing call never came. I am a waiting nurse at Pula Madibogo Primary School in Limpopo Province as a principal.I am living every moment of my life as an inspirational teacher and a philanthropist. My passion is to change the lives of the destituite learners and community members through Indegenous Knowledge System and Information Technology skills using school facilities. I change my work scenery in 2016 to online teaching after realizing the huge digital gap in rural communities. I therefore started home school and online teaching with community children
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