HPPSA's Country Program Manager, Molatedi Diole, welcomed the eight representatives from Kingdom Slots, and HPPSA's Senior Partnership Manager, Mathews Tewesa, described the organization's programs, footprint, and history. Furthermore, the principal of KNEC explained how the institution empowers and trains students from poor backgrounds. Moreover, he stressed how the scholarship will not only benefit the six students, but also their communities and community-run preschools.
One of the six scholarship recipients, Thabo Magcaba, who is three weeks into the early childhood development programme at KNEC, expressed his gratitude. “I was fortunate to be introduced to this programme by one of the facilitators, Londeka Zimu, as she saw potential in me. The program has so far been a great experience for me, and I have learned a lot about teaching children under five and providing administrative support to preschool teachers. The scholarship will not only impact my life but will also benefit all the 6 students participating in the programme by equipping us with the necessary information and training us to become better teachers with a positive impact on our communities", says Thabo.
“Thanks for the opportunity to partner with HPPSA. We really appreciate the work the organisation does and wish the organisation all the best going forward” said the Kingdom Slots CSI Compliance Manager, Deon Pillay. Kingdom Slots is registered as Grand Gaming KwaZulu-Natal (Pty) Ltd and is 70% owned by Sun International and 30% by GPI. The Kingdom Slots brand originated in 2003 with the vision of becoming the dominant operator of limited pay-out machines in KZN.
Contact: Mathews Tewesa/Nondumiso Mntuyedwa
No 22 Cilliers Street
Ontdekkers Road
Witpoortjie
Roodepoort
Phone: 011 664 7261
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