“NEVER give up on giving,” were the words of the well-known South African radio and television personality Jeremy Mansfield, also known as “The Big Man”, during a breakfast brunch at Alberton High School, on May 12.
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“The children sitting at your tables are the future of the country. We must start creating a safety net so that they can have the opportunity to live their lives to the fullest and to extend themselves,” Jeremy said.
He entertained the audience with the voices of Nelson Mandela and FW de Klerk and, for the older folk, used the well-known voice of Frikkie. He also shared some interesting stories from his career as a radio presenter.
After his talk, everyone enjoyed a tasty breakfast buffet, which was prepared by Alberton High learners.
This was the second annual corporate brunch held at the school and, again, an ideal opportunity for businesses to network.
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