DV pmb visit to Nyonithwele Secondary School


The Pietermaritzburg branch had an opportunity to visit and have a talk with some of the female students of Nyonyithwele Secondary School. the students were very eager to learn from the DV ladies about living life as a woman of God and making the right choices, contributing to a bright future.





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