OUR STORY
Maphefo Lekhoatha (25)
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I’m the third born child of Rebecca
Lekhoatha. I’m not studying or
working at the moment. I live in
Potchefstroom, Ikageng. I like
playing basketball and dancing a lot.
My dream is to be a dancer.
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Palesa Mafisa (13)
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I’m the second born child of
Constance Mafisa. I’m still studying.
I’m in grd.8. I like playing netball. My
dream is to become a doctor.
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Sana Mpheteng Dhlamini (67)
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I’m the mother of one child and a
pensioner. I like singing and going to
church. I’m living in Potchefstroom,
Ikageng. My dream is to see the
Lenyeloi project grow up.
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Fredda Mthanda (25)
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I’m Fredda and I’m 25 years of age.
​ Having a child at this age made me
take life more seriously. My dream is
to become a professional interpreter
​​and also to see ​this project that we ​
are doing growing bigger and better
every day. I love cooking, singing,
cleaning and watching TV.
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Sophy Matshidiso Thejane
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​ ​ Nomase Emily Mthanda (51)
I’m the ninth child of Stompi Elizabeth
Mthanda. I like going to church,
singing and dancing. I live in
Potchefstroom, Ikageng. My dream is
to see this project growing and
growing.
Mafeshoane Constance Mafisa (41)
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​ I’m the mother of two children and
I’m unemployed. I like watching TV,
playing basketball and singing. My
dream is to see myself having a
good job and our project growing
bigger and bigger. I have a good
eye for fashion and beauty.
Esther Nthangani (53)​
I am a mother of five children and
​grandmother of six grandchildren. I
live with all of them in Potchefstroom,
Ikageng. I like needle work, knitting and beading. My dream is to see our
project growing bigger.
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​ Motladihedile Ella Leburu (55)
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I’m the mother of two children and I
live in Potchefstroom, Sarafina. I like
watching TV and going to church. My
dream is to see this project growing
big and bigger.
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​Lenyeloi came to life in 2012 after a year long incubation period. When the ideas were ripe, the right people stepped onto the field. This project gives everyone involved an opportunity to grow, to give and to express themselves. Below are the individual stories of each woman participating.
I am a mother of 3 children and I like this project a lot, because it gives us skills and also improve life morality by reducing poverty. Go well Lenyeloi and grow bigger!