With the final stretch to be walked on 19 December, and a welcoming reception awaiting at Nelson Mandela University at 13:00, we are again thanking our sponsors. Support vehicles, clothes, gear, food, accommodation – all made possible by a number of generous donations.
16 December 2016 – day 16 – Day of Reconciliation. This walk is becoming a movement. People from all walks of life have been touched by the sight of a small group of remarkable young people braving the elements in support of wider access to higher education. Thabo Thulare posted on facebook about the truck…
Dispatches from a long and winding road “We have become one with the land…” “This place is very dry and empty…” As I am about to turn over into day 12’s page, I would just like to say some things that I am grateful for. I am grateful to have been born Shadrack Khorombi….
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Dispatches from the road: “Today we are even connecting further. It’s amazing what seclusion does. You were absolutely right about making friends for life…” “Today I achieved another milestone. It was the first day I walked on gravel for 15 km. Feet are getting used to the everyday walking. Tomorrow is another day. I keep…
Ruda Landman attended the send-off on 1 December, in support of Andries Kgokane and the other walkers. Andries is a beneficiary of the Ruda Landman Readers Unite bursary programme. Here is what she wrote on her blog… http://readersunite.co.za/a-network-of-support/
From Phalaphala FM to EWN, word is out…http://ewn.co.za/2016/12/02/listen-feet4fees-a-step-toward-helping-students-with-2017-fees
Supporters and sponsors gathered on 1 December to see the Feet4Fees team on their way. Hollard announced a R100,000 sponsorship to cover the first 100 km. Wits University, who were fabulous hosts of the event, responded by adding another R100,000. 200 of the 1000 km are now sponsored! After speeches and well-wishes, the team headed out…
