The community of Soshanguve, north of Pretoria has come together to help learners prepare for the reopening of schools next week. Volunteers are assisting with covering books at five schools in the area. This task carries great significance for learners from impoverished homes who attend no-fee schools. Thato Letsaba joins us live from Soshanguve.
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