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Using her NSFAS allowance, Thuto Selomo opens a centre to feed children in need

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Using her NSFAS allowance, Thuto Selomo opens a centre to feed children in need

Thuto Selomo, a law student from Limpopo, uses her NSFAS funds to open a drop-in centre, offering hope and nourishment to children facing poverty.

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