MTHIMBA Today I attended the workshop so I can be advised on how to treat women and to grow as a man, since I’m a father. 18 APRIL 2019
ATTENDEES: 100 EHLANZENI
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REPORT:

An hour outside Nelspruit Mthimba is a small campus with only 568 students.

  • During the workshop students as well as staff members were completely engaged and commented extensively on the link that exists in the community between manhood and money.

  • Campus manager remarked in her closing statement however that money does not make a man and that women should not be lured and intoxicated by toxic relationships because of money.

  • The level of participation by the campus staff members showed how much they too are in need of this kind of intervention.

  • During the workshop students as well as staff members were completely engaged and commented extensively on the link that exists in the community between manhood and money.

  • Campus manager remarked in her closing statement however that money does not make a man and that women should not be lured and intoxicated by toxic relationships because of money.

  • The level of participation by the campus staff members showed how much they too are in need of this kind of intervention.

What will you change after this workshop?

“Money doesn’t mean love.”

Sibongiseni mthonto, Student

“am going to be a leader and lead by example.
I say no to GBV..”

Thembinkosi Mkhatshwa, Student

“I will change the way I speak to my partner.”

Lindelwa Magugula, Student

“I will be the lion that protects no matter the cost.”

Johannes Selelo, Student

What will you change after this workshop?

“Money doesn’t mean love.”

Sibongiseni mthonto, Student

“am going to be a leader and lead by example.
I say no to GBV..”

Thembinkosi Mkhatshwa, Student

“I will change the way I speak to my partner.”

Lindelwa Magugula, Student

“I will be the lion that protects no matter the cost.”

Johannes Selelo, Student

“When I as a man, control you as a woman, and you have no say, that is gender-based violence.”

– Given Ngutshane, Student

WATCH A SHORT CLIP OF THE WORKSHOP