A Richards Bay FC youngster partnered with SANRAL to give back to local schools.
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Moses Mthembu has been hard at work in his hometown during this World Cup-enforced break.
The Natal Rich Boyz youngster partnered with South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL), Smindl' Ophushayo and the Faya Soccer Challenge for the Giving Back Programme.
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Let's take a closer look at how many schools benefited from this charity work.
Moses Mthembu leads charitable efforts
21-year-old Mthembu is already making a habit of giving back to communities in need so early in his career.
The young attacker, who was born in Nseleni, a small community in between Richards Bay and Empangeni in North KwaZulu Natal, went back home to donate to eight schools.
The Giving Back Programme gave back to four schools in the Sokhulu and Nseleni areas under the King Cetshwayo District Municipality.
In his hometown, he visited Hluma High School, Izibuko High School, Bhejaba Primary School and Zishabeni Primary School.
And in the Sokhulu area he headed to Dlem Dlem High School, Hluma High School, Sokhulu Primary School and Ontingweni Primary School.
At each institution, Mthembu donated football and netball jerseys, balls for both sports, and 25 calculators for students doing science.
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He took to Instagram to thank his aforementioned partners for helping him with this charity programme and the schools for welcoming him:
Scroll through the gallery to view more pictures of Mthembu giving back:
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