Kule sizini uNurkovic usenqobe imiklomelo yomdlali ovelele amahlandla ayisithupha. Yize kunjalo, lo mdlali waseSerbia, uthe babheke ukushaya intambo ngokunqoba isicoco seligi, ngakho ukumisa umsila bengakanqobi lutho akusho lutho. Bathe besuka emawofisi awePSA betwhele amabhakane abelotshwe okutshiyeneyo okusola umqatshi amapholisa ahle asebenzisa udlame ukuthi bengedluli umduli obubunjwe yilamapholisa. Ozame ukwedlula kulumduli ube tshaywa kakubi ngamapholisa inengi labakade betshengisela laze lazihlalela phansi kodwa amapholisa abalanda ebadonsela khatshana. Bashaya amakhala ngamaqakelo https://t.co/0rwLzwaH5S via @Isolezwe. Sigubha ikhulunyaka kwasungulwa iNatu Mfundo Radebe is an inspirational young man from Umlazi, south of Durban. He’s currently studying Economics, Philosophy and Political Science at the prestigious Harvard University in the United States. He is due to graduate from the University in 2020. The article above talks about his latest initiative, the Dlulisa Education Fund, a Non-Profit Organisation which seeks to alleviate the plight which emerges from the lack of resources at many disadvantaged primary schools in South Africa. The Education Fund seeks to connect privileged schools with disadvantaged ones. The idea is that privileged schools use their ‘social capital’ to impart resources, skills and assistance to disadvantaged schools. Corporates are also being engaged to play their part and to contribute funds to sustain the initiative, Mfundo announced. Funds are being raised from as far as the United States of America.