Black Coffee Donates Shoes and Uniforms to 3 Durban Schools, SA Praises Grammy Winner: “Good Job, Grootman”

Black Coffee Donates Shoes and Uniforms to 3 Durban Schools, SA Praises Grammy Winner: “Good Job, Grootman”

  • International superstar Black Coffee has taken to his timeline to announced that he has donated shoes ans school uniforms to three schools in Durban on Monday
  • The world-renowned dance music producer shared a clip of himself donating at Windy Heights Primary School, Qondokuhle Primary School and Shaka High School, all south of Durban
  • Social media users took to the Grammy-winning DJ's comment section and praised him for opening his heart and wallet after he shared that his foundation partnered with Hollywoodbets

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Award-winning music producer Black Coffee is giving back to the community. The world-renowned DJ donated school uniforms and shoes to three Durban schools on Monday, 7 November.

Black Coffee gave back to the Durban community
Black Coffee donated food parcels to 3 Durban schools. Image: @realblackcoffee
Source: Instagram

The Grammy-winning superstar's foundation and Hollywoodbets Foundation opened their hearts and wallets and donated to kids from Windy Heights Primary School, Qondokuhle Primary School and Shaka High School.

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Taking to Twitter to announce the news, Black Coffee posted a clip of his back to school run and captioned it:

"Back to school run. 3hrs… 3 schools… Windy Heights School, Qondokuhle Primary and Shaka High School… #BlackcoffeeFoundation & #holywoodbetsfoundation."

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The Superman hitmaker told the Windy Heights pupils that it doesn't matter where they come come from because everything is possible in life. He added:

"You're here to be sharpened. It takes a village to do that. We want you to be the future leaders of this country. You're the future. I want you guys to know that everything you want to be in life is possible."

Peeps took to the music producer's comment section and praised him for giving back to the community of KwaZulu-Natal.

@Morwamodishi2 commented:

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"Good job, grootman."

@Pelido1 said:

"Your attitude is turning me on..."

@LeetonnyL wrote:

"Giving back to the community."

@MaNkosi___ said:

"Zikode ..good job."

@cele_zandy added:

"I'm here for Qondokuhle Primary and King Shaka High School, makhelwane wethu (our neighbours)."

Nomzamo Mbatha donates computers to rural schools

In other entertainment news, Briefly News previously reported that Nomzamo Mbatha is very charitable and she has showed it once again. The popular actress donated 20 desktop computers to a rural high school in KwaZulu-Natal and is beaming with pride because she was able to make it possible.

"I contacted Bet Software to assist me in donating desktops to a school in one of the most remote areas of KwaZulu Natal, eJozini," said the actress.

The biggest reason why Nomzamo decided to make this donation is that she didn't have the luxury of it when she was still in high school.

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Mxolisi Mngadi (Editor) Mxolisi Mngadi is an entertainment reporter. He graduated in 2002 from Damelin with a Diploma in Journalism, majoring in African and International Studies, Journalism and Electronic Media. He then started his journalism career at the Daily Sun newspaper, went on to The Citizen, and worked as a senior reporter at News24. He has been a writer for more than 15 years.