20 Jul 2020

Members of Tshwaranang stokvel invest money for personal use as well as to bury loved ones

Dakalo Nemasetoni

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FORMATION AND STRUCTURE

Tshwaranang Social Club was formed in 2013 in the small community of Lethabong, Hartbeespoort in the north of Joburg. Members came together as a result of wanting to help one another financially.Their desire to help is also what inspired the name of the stokvel Tshwaranang, a Sesotho word which can be loosely translated to ‘support each other’.

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