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Thembalami Care Centre, in collaboration with the Max Ordman Deaf Association (MODA), hosted their monthly birthday bash on November 19,…
Violet Ngobeni is the new nursing services manager at Thembalami Care Centre, following the retirement of long-serving matron Paulina Namo….
Calling all singers, dancers, drummers, magicians and other entertainers… are you able to spare an hour now and again to…
Thembalami Care Centre and Max Ordman Deaf Association residents thoroughly enjoyed the June birthday bash and celebrating with singer Chris…
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