Breakfast Champion | 19-year-old Boikanyo Gwangwa is using her platform to make a change

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Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise shine the light on 19-year-old Boikanyo Gwangwa whose using her platform as a youth community leader to help donate non-perishable food items and toys for children and families in need — especially those supported by Morwakola Drop-In Centre NGO, GaKgasha: Mashashane.

18 Jul English South Africa Business · Arts

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