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Elders in the African villages have an ancient proverb that they always preach amongst the younger generations, ”Life is an ever-turning wheel, and life is a war and challenge itself”. This simply means that life cannot be easy; it has to have its ups and downs and has to give everyone a fair share of turbulences. The experiences from these challenges mould us to be better people of tomorrow.
Of all the challenges we face as humans on a daily basis in this forever changing lives, we need to consider the most vulnerable members of the society because they end up facing two times the hardships than we do, mostly children and the dissability community. At times it happens that they do not get considered much and often not given the necessary support. But should they be given the necessary support like any other ordinary people, they also can work hard to succeed like all of us.
Today in a quest of celebrating the success of the youth regardless of challenges aroused by their dissability conditions, we have invited 24 years old Oarabetse Mogokonyane, a blood cancer survivor who had a medical incident which led to her paralysis.
Of all the challenges we face as humans on a daily basis in this forever changing lives, we need to consider the most vulnerable members of the society because they end up facing two times the hardships than we do, mostly children and the dissability community. At times it happens that they do not get considered much and often not given the necessary support. But should they be given the necessary support like any other ordinary people, they also can work hard to succeed like all of us.
Today in a quest of celebrating the success of the youth regardless of challenges aroused by their dissability conditions, we have invited 24 years old Oarabetse Mogokonyane, a blood cancer survivor who had a medical incident which led to her paralysis.
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By Motsweding FMElders in the African villages have an ancient proverb that they always preach amongst the younger generations, ”Life is an ever-turning wheel, and life is a war and challenge itself”. This simply means that life cannot be easy; it has to have its ups and downs and has to give everyone a fair share of turbulences. The experiences from these challenges mould us to be better people of tomorrow.
Of all the challenges we face as humans on a daily basis in this forever changing lives, we need to consider the most vulnerable members of the society because they end up facing two times the hardships than we do, mostly children and the dissability community. At times it happens that they do not get considered much and often not given the necessary support. But should they be given the necessary support like any other ordinary people, they also can work hard to succeed like all of us.
Today in a quest of celebrating the success of the youth regardless of challenges aroused by their dissability conditions, we have invited 24 years old Oarabetse Mogokonyane, a blood cancer survivor who had a medical incident which led to her paralysis.
Of all the challenges we face as humans on a daily basis in this forever changing lives, we need to consider the most vulnerable members of the society because they end up facing two times the hardships than we do, mostly children and the dissability community. At times it happens that they do not get considered much and often not given the necessary support. But should they be given the necessary support like any other ordinary people, they also can work hard to succeed like all of us.
Today in a quest of celebrating the success of the youth regardless of challenges aroused by their dissability conditions, we have invited 24 years old Oarabetse Mogokonyane, a blood cancer survivor who had a medical incident which led to her paralysis.