Anna Molefe, alongside Palesa Pads and Bidvest, brought smiles to the faces of the Inqolobane Elegant Girls Group in Ext 8b with a generous donation of sanitary towels.
Molefe expressed her motivation behind the donation: “I saw a need and wanted to support these young women. Their dedication to the group as maidens deserves our encouragement.”
Sibongile Ndebele, founder of the Inqolobane Elegant Girls Group, shared her gratitude with Orange Farm News: “On behalf of the Inqolobane Group and the committee, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to Anna Molefe, Palesa Pads and Bidvest for this donation. It will greatly help the girls. Thank you.”
Ndebele also highlighted the group’s mission: “Our maiden group was formed in 2019 to empower girls by educating them about the importance of preserving their virginity. This month, every maiden in Gauteng is expected to travel to KZN for the Reed Dance. Unfortunately, some girls may not attend because their parents cannot afford the R700 transport cost. Any assistance would be deeply appreciated.”
