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It was a crisp winters day when the learners of Kwa-Jazi primary school, in the rural village of Kwa-Khoza near Eshowe had a visit from the Lwazi Fihlela,Waterwise Academy Instructor, on the 25th of July. The learners were taught about water safe issues and how they could help their friends or peers if they got into difficulty in the water.
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