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EX-KA-SCHIELE PUPIL COMES THROUGH FOR LEARNERS

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BY BANELE MAGONGO

MBABANE – Pupils at Ka-Schiele High School are urged to take their education seriously, as it can open doors to a variety of opportunities, including joining the Umbutfo Eswatini Defense Force (UEDF).

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This was said by Khaya Dlamini, a former pupil, who is also a former head boy of Ka-Schiele High School. Dlamini is now a member of UEDF and today he donated sanitary pads, shoes, and cosmetics to underprivileged pupils.

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The former head boy shared that after high school, he joined the Umbutfo Defence Force and gained valuable skills and experience. He cautioned current students against dropping out of school to join the force, as they would find it more difficult to advance without high school training.

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He explained that he had the opportunity to travel abroad for 11 countries to further his education, a chance that would not have been possible without a high school education. He emphasised the importance of completing high school and encouraged pupils to pursue all opportunities for education and training.

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He shared his personal experiences of hardship and urged the students to be patient and hopeful, despite any hardships they could face. He stressed the importance of taking action now to improve their circumstances, so they could have better lives after school.

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He assured the students that he would continue supporting the school and encouraged them to work hard and become successful members of society. He stressed that their country needed them to be the best they could be and make a positive impact.

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Ka-Schiele High School Head Teacher, Nokuthula Mbatha, applauded Dlamini’s generosity in donating to the school and expressed gratitude for his efforts. She encouraged Dlamini to continue supporting the school and the students, as there were still many who required assistance. Mbatha emphasised that Ka-Schiele would always be Dlamini’s home, and he was welcome to return any time. She was impressed by his willingness to embrace his roots and help others in need.