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Deputy Minister Ntuli to educate older persons about their constitutional rights

16 Mar 2012

The Deputy Minister of Social Development Mrs Maria Ntuli will be hosting an educational awareness campaign to highlight the challenges facing older persons.

This campaign will serve as a platform to highlight the plight of older persons and educate them about their rights as enshrined in the Constitution of South Africa. With a variety of roles to play in the households, this campaign will educate older persons about their rights thus ensuring a dignified treatment by members of society.

In addition to these roles, older persons also have a responsibility of raising and nurturing their grandchildren including those who are orphaned as a result of social ills such as HIV and AIDS. 

Members of the media are invited to attend this event which will take place as follows:

Venue: Libangeni (Vaalbank Community Hall)
Time: 10h00 
Date: 19 March 2012

For RSVPs, contact:
Jaconia Kobue
Cell: 082 313 4673

Ronnie Masilela
Cell: 073 249 3127

For media enquiries, contact:
Lumka Oliphant
Cell: 083 484 8067 

Issued by: Department of Social Development
16 Mar 2012


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