Approximately 600+ students at Sua Community Junior Secondary School received a very informative and educational health talk on HIV/AIDS, STI’S, Teen age pregnancy, Alcohol Abuse, and Domestic violence. Peter Martinez, Peace Corps Volunteer from California was more than serious when addressing the young students on this critical and important issues.
Finally has internet for the travelers, campers and visitors who want to see the new updates.It has three locations where you can get a internet server. You can send emails make copies and fax through out the whole world. It has four computers and a fax machine that anyone can use. This will keep the people updated on what’s happening in our world today and get to see the updates.this is a picture of how the room with the internet looks like and the people who are on the computer.
Nata Village and another school named Sua Secondary School painted murals telling their community to stay healthy and know your status. They want everyone to know that staying healthy is the best way to go and after all there hard work they hope everyone gets the message. They want them to watch what they eat and do whatever they need to stay on top. this is one of the paintings they made;
Say good bye to K Ramakama
For fifteen years Mrs. Ramakama has worked in the medical field. all her life she has transfered from Kgalagadi District then moved to Sebina Clinic and now she resides in Nata Clinic Tutume Sub District. Her skills have brought them cures for many diseases and warnings before a bacterial virus would spread she would always have an answer. She loves helping people and will not stop working till she finds a cure. She would always check and make sure everyone was healthy and is eating the right nutrients and food. She is a very caring person but the government is now moving her to a new location where she will start a new adventure in helping people with there medical needs;
-This is Mrs Ramakama-
