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You are here: Home / News / President Cyril Ramaphosa: Launch of Human Rights Day Legacy Project at Re Tlameleng Special Needs School | SA News

President Cyril Ramaphosa: Launch of Human Rights Day Legacy Project at Re Tlameleng Special Needs School | SA News

22 March 2026 by Guest

Programme Director,
Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Mr Gayton McKenzie,
Ministers and Deputy Ministers,
Social partners,
Educators and parents,
Learners,
Guests,
 
Good Morning. 
 
It is wonderful to be here with our young citizens from Re Tlameng School. 
 
I am so proud of you all. 
 
It is not easy to be a young person finding your way in the world.
 
And yet you have not let your challenges hold you back.
 
You are pursuing your education with determination so that you can someday fulfil your dreams. 
 
I want to salute our parents and the dedicated educators at the school. 
 
These young people rely on you and you continue to make a big difference in their lives with your patience, your kindness…

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