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Lwazi Fihlela, Eshowe based WaterWise Instructor, took the NSRI's water safety message to the rural village of Mvuzane, KZN. Workshops we conducted in two primary schools. In all 487 children were taught (260 Mdatsane at Primary School and 227 at Impaphala Primary School). The children were all taught the importants of having a PLAN on how they would support their friend in case of an emergency and still ensure their own safety.The WaterWise Academy is proudly sponsored by TNPA.Lwazi teaches children about their safety. Lwazi teaches children about their safety.
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