On Wednesday October 5, 2022, KAZOZA CARE FOR CHILDREN, one of the companies of the Burundian Diaspora, had given school materials (notebooks, pens, pencils and slats) to indigent children selected in 100 households in Buterere area, Bujumbura city Hall. It was a great pleasure for parents and their children who spent more than a year without studying. In these ceremonies, Mr. Didier NDUWIMANA, called Prophet Joshua of Sabaoth Church was present.<\/p>\n
In his speech, Prophet Joshua encouraged these children by asking them to take advantage of this opportunity to study because this school material is available because of some people have sacrificed themselves and want this new generation to grow up with a heart full of love. He asked them to be grateful for this gesture and to do it to others in the future.<\/p>\n
The pupils thanked KAZOZA CARE FOR CHILDREN from the bottom of their hearts for this good deed because on their part, they had already lost the hope to rejoin the schools, because their parents are unable to get for them the necessary in order to study.<\/p>\n
On the parents’ side, they were delighted with this great initiative of KAZOZA CARE FOR CHILDREN to help indigent children and their parents so that they continue to study. The parents had also asked this company a help of a certain amount of money for small projects to be able to feed these children.<\/p>\n
The enumerator of these 100 households said that it was not an easy job before but finally it was a great success for these households. She took this opportunity to thank KAZOZA CARE FOR CHILDREN and Prophet Joshua for this great gesture.<\/p>\n
The Representative of KAZOZA CARE FOR CHILDREN in Burundi, Mrs. Emelyne NIYONSABA said that this company began its activities in 2019, with the objective of helping indigent children and parents. This company began to take care of 10 children, and some of them have finished secondary school and they are proud of the step taken. She then said that they chose Buterere area because they found that this commune has a lot of children and households in poverty. She finally thanked all those who contributed to make this work successful.<\/p>\n
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