Homeless Lady Humbled as BI Phakathi Offers to Help "Change Her Life"
- BI Phakathi has once again managed to warm the hearts of thousands of clips with his latest video
- In the clip, BI offers a homeless couple over R2 000 to help them change their lives as they sell things to make a living
- Thousands of locals have commended the philanthropist in the comment section
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BI Phakathi is a philanthropist who is doing his absolute best to make a difference in the lives of as many people as he can. In his most recent video that was shared online, BI meets up with a woman selling pencils in the street.
Under the guise of wanting to buy a few pencils from her, BI sparks a conversation with her around how much money she makes from selling the pencils. He also asks about her living conditions - to which she reveals that she is homeless.
Not long thereafter, she shows BI the humble place behind a supermarket that she and her partner call home. Presumably moved by the pair's living conditions, BI asks the woman whether she would like him to help change her life.
Source: Facebook
You can watch the clip here.
Of course, the woman agrees, also saying that she would like to buy more goods to sell and in a way expand her small business. BI then proceeds to give the couple over R3000 which he instructs them to use wisely.
Visibly overcome and naturally surprised, the couple promises BI that they will do something to make a difference in their lives with the money. They also ask him to look for them so that he can see that they kept their promise to him.
In similar heartwarming Briefly.co.za news, England international Jude Bellingham has helped raise funds to build a school in the Indian Ocean city of Mombasa, Kenya, according to Daily Mail. The 17-year-old is partnering with the Mustard Seed Project as the school is in the final stages of its completion.
The young Borussia Dortmund midfielder used his various social media accounts to help develop the project which would contain 275 pupils. A post on the Mustard Seed Project Instagram page read:
"The building is finished! The children are back to school. Seven years since the first phase was built!"
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