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[Dep. Basic Education @DBE_SA]

A new chapter of learning begins.

The official opening of the Kwetso Library at Setumo Sephethe Primary School marks a significant investment in literacy, education and the future of every learner. More than a collection of books, the library is a vibrant space where curiosity will be nurtured, imaginations will flourish and a lifelong love for reading will take root.

Established through a partnership between the Department of Basic Education, the Kwetso Foundation, Rama Mix and Mrs South Africa, the library reflects a shared commitment to expanding access to quality learning resources and creating opportunities for learners to reach their full potential.

As we commemorate Nelson Mandela Day, this milestone serves as a lasting reminder that investing in education is one of the most meaningful ways to honour Madiba’s legacy and build a brighter future for generations to come.

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[Dep. Basic Education @DBE_SA]

Deputy Minister of Basic Education Dr Reginah Mhaule emphasised that literacy remains one of the most powerful tools for transforming lives and building a prosperous nation. Encouraging learners to embrace reading as a lifelong habit, she described libraries as gateways to knowledge, imagination and opportunity, where young minds can develop the skills needed to shape their future.

Reflecting on the legacy of Tata Nelson Mandela, the Deputy Minister reaffirmed that education is a shared responsibility and commended the collective efforts of partners who continue to invest in creating enabling learning environments. She called on all stakeholders to work together in nurturing a culture of reading and lifelong learning, ensuring that every learner has the opportunity to realise their full potential.

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[Dep. Basic Education @DBE_SA]

Mrs South Africa 2025, Caricka Bebb, delivered a heartfelt message of support during the Nelson Mandela Day commemoration at Setumo Sephethe Primary School in the North West, highlighting the importance of investing in South Africa’s children and creating opportunities for future generations.

She encouraged partners and stakeholders to continue working together to uplift communities, reminding attendees that knowledge is a powerful tool for transformation and that every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive. Her message reinforced the spirit of Nelson Mandela Day, inspiring everyone present to remain committed to serving others and building a brighter future through compassion, collaboration and meaningful action.

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[Dep. Basic Education @DBE_SA]

Deputy Minister of Basic Education Dr Reginah Mhaule joined partners from Rama Mix, the Kwetso Foundation and Mrs South Africa in dedicating 67 minutes to service at Setumo Sephethe Primary School in the North West in commemoration of Nelson Mandela Day.

Together, they rolled up their sleeves to help paint the school, demonstrating the power of partnership and collective action in creating a more welcoming learning environment. The day’s programme also included the official opening of the Kwetso Library, reaffirming a shared commitment to promoting literacy and supporting quality education.

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[Dep. Basic Education @DBE_SA]

Deputy Minister of Basic Education, Dr Reginah Mhaule, is today commemorating Nelson Mandela Day at Setumo Sephethe Primary School in the North West. In partnership with the Kwetso Foundation, the Department of Basic Education will also mark the official opening of the Kwetso Library, reaffirming a shared commitment to promoting literacy, expanding access to knowledge and creating opportunities for learners. As we honour the enduring legacy of Tata Nelson Mandela, we are reminded that service, compassion and education have the power to transform lives and build stronger communities.

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