In conversation with Moeletji Concelia Mapheto on #Project25 and Ga-Mphahlele Homecoming
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We are in conversation with Moeletji Concelia Mapheto today, a qualified Chartered Accountant by profession. Concelia identifies as a community builder and advocate of rural life development through education and is the founder of #Project25, an educational movement that adopts 25 learners from disadvantaged schools a year and supports them through their schooling journey. She is also the founder of Ga-Mphahlele Home-Coming, a registered NPO which seeks to find sustainable tailor-made solutions fit for the problems that the community of Ga-Mphahlele faces. We chat to her today about #Project25 and Ga-Mphahlele Homecoming.
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