Pamela Tshwete, the Deputy Minister of Water and
Sanitation will hand-over a media classroom sponsored by MTN Foundation to
Midrand Primary School on Wednesday, 26 November 2014, Gauteng.
During the 2013/14 financial year,
Midrand Primary School represented by Takudzwa Nyamuzihwa, put Gauteng
on the national map when he emerged victorious at the Baswa Le Meetse (BLM) competition
in the Poster category at the annual South African Youth Water Summit.
Baswa Le Meetse is one of the projects
of the 2020 Vision Programme aimed at educating learners about water resource
management and promotion of water sector careers to address the scarce skills
challenge. Through this programme learners will be able to transfer the
knowledge and skills to their families and communities and ultimately efficient
use and protection of natural resource will be instilled and also that learners
will choose water sector careers.
The state of the art media classroom
sponsored by MTN Foundation is equipped with 21 computers, data projector,
multifunctional printer, two modems, two data cards and internet subsidy for
twenty four months. Other prizes include a cash prize of R6000, trophy and a
certificate. Learners are the best educators and they are able to change the
mindset of their families and entire community.
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