CUT Department of Health Sciences donate 80 laboratory coats to Lenyora la Thuto Secondary School in celebration of Mandela Day

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CUT Department of Health Sciences donate 80 laboratory coats to Lenyora la Thuto Secondary School in celebration of Mandela Day

Front row: Grade 10 -12 learners, with their educators, Mr. MO Dale, Mrs. Celeste Mc Pherson, Ms. KK Morake, Mr. GT Sephaka (Principal), Ms BT Ralepoma, and Mr. KF Makhetha (back row).

The Department of Health Sciences through the Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) Programme donated 80 laboratory coats to the Lenyora la Thuto Secondary School in Botshabelo. This charitable deed embodies the spirit of Mandela Day, which inspires people and institutions to take initiative and bring about change in the lives of others. Additionally, it guarantees the safety and security of future scientists when conducting laboratory experiments.

Uploaded: 22 July 2024
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