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ITHUBA brings holiday joy with the unprecedented housing initiative

Neelam Rahim | neelam@radioislam.co.za

2-minute read
27 December 2023 | 16:26 CAT

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Approaching the end of 2023, we look into a heartwarming story of transformation and generosity.

ITHUBA, Africa’s premier National Lottery Operator, is making a significant impact beyond the lottery tickets and is spreading joy and changing lives through its ambitious national housing initiative.

In 2022, ITHUBA initiated its first national housing project, marking a significant step in its commitment to changing lives. Building on this success, 2023 sees the company embark on its most extensive housing project. The multi-provincial roadshow kicks off on December 5th in Gauteng. They are championing the force of Ubuntu as a core company value.

For the 2023 housing project, ITHUBA joined forces with Disabled People South Africa (DPSA) to address the specific needs of differently-abled beneficiaries.

“Our dedication as ITHUBA is addressing South Africa’s housing crisis, which remained steadfast and a renewed focus on assisting marginalized and differently-abled individuals,” says Kamogelo Aphane, a representative from ITHUBA.

Aphane added, “this year, we recognised the unique challenges that are faced by disabled individuals and felt a compelling need to tailor our systems to address their specific needs.”

Starting the festive housing giveaway in Gauteng and moving through the Free State before concluding in the Eastern Cape, ITHUBA’s initiative goes beyond providing immediate cheer. These homes pave the way for lasting change and peace, impacting not only the current beneficiaries but future generations.

As the year approaches, ITHUBA encourages all South Africans to reflect on the power of making a positive impact, big or small.

Listen to the full interview on The Daily Round-Up with Muallimah Annisa Essack.

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