Gift of the Givers

Gift of the Givers with Musanda Vho Thusalushaka Kutama Mphamphuli helping the community.

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Gift of the Givers Foundation vho farana zwanda na Phalaphala FM vha kha mushumo wo nethedza zwiliwa, mabai na zwipotshi, Tshikambe fhasi ha Musanda Vho Thusalushaka Kutama Mphamphuli, afha ndi he ha kwamea nga tshiwo tsha muya wa madumbu we wa sia minwe ya midi ya vhadzulopo vha Tshikambe yo halwa nga uyo muya vhege yo fhira nga Lavhuna la dzi 16 Tshimedzi 2025

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