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On 24 May 2024 Dr Weludo Ngwisanyia-David addressed the club after completing a 5 year surgery training course at Witwatersrand Medical School in Johannesburg in April 2023. She graduated as a Master of Medicine in Surgery and became a Fellow of the Colleges of Surgeons of South Africa. She became the 4^th Motswana female general surgeon in Botswana.

BLANKET DONATION TO NTSHEGETSE KE GO TSHEGETSE, MAHALAPYE

On Friday 3rd May, Rotarians Christina Smith, Roy Davies and Graham Burt together with Past President Barbara Butchart and President Nominee Anna Surmon travelled 200 km north of Gaborone to Mahalapye to donate 3 bales of blankets to the Ntshegetse ke go Tshegetse Organisation.

We received a very warm reception and were serenaded by the senior citizens in attendance.

Then after the formalities we handed out 40+ blankets to those in attendance, received a certificate of appreciation and Past President Barbara inscribed Rotary Club of Gaborone on the Donation Tree.

POLIO WALK

BLANKET DONATION AT THUSANG BANA CENTRE, MOLEPOLOLE - 08 July 2022

Rotary Club of Gaborone handed out 90 blankets at the Thusang Bana Centre in Molepolole which is approximately 50 km west of Gaborone

BLANKET DISTRIBUTION - RAMAPHATLE 25 June 2022

Rotary Club of Gaborone handed out 60 blankets at the village of Ramaphatle, approximately 35 km south west of Gaborone

BLANKET DONATION ON 24 JUNE 2022 IN MOCHUDI

Nine Rotarians traveled to Bakgatla Bolokank Matshelo in Mochudi which is approximately 35 km north of Gaborone. We handed over 90 blankets together with some beanies, scarves plus some toys and pencils for the children. The beanies and scarves had been donated by Botswana Insurance.

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Attendance Officer

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