Anele Mdoda Asks Mzansi to Buy Coffee for Security Guards and Receptionists As SA Prepares for Winter

Anele Mdoda Asks Mzansi to Buy Coffee for Security Guards and Receptionists As SA Prepares for Winter

  • Anele Mdoda has gone viral after asking South Africans to buy warm drinks for colleagues who work in cold environments
  • Netizens praised The Masked Singer SA producer for being thoughtful and said they would commit to the sweet gesture
  • Mdoda's post came months after she bought food for a hungry fan who approached her on social media

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Anele Mdoda has once again proven that she has a giving heart.

Anele Mdoda asked Mzansi to buy coffee for the security guards and receptionists.
Anele Mdoda has received praise for encouraging Mzansi to buy coffee or hot chocolate for security guards and receptionists. Image: @zintathu
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Taking to Twitter, Mdoda penned a post urging Mzansi people to be considerate to people working in cold environments by providing warm drinks for them.

"Okes. If you can neh… coffee or hot chocolate for receptionist and security guards. It’s bloody cold."

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South Africans touched by Anele Mdoda's post

Mzansi people were moved by how thoughtful Anele was. Netizens said they would start considering buying coffee for security guards and receptionists.

Other internet users stated that they have been caring for "underprivileged" employees every winter and have no regrets.

@KingTsebela said:

"At least she realised that these humans are marginalised and working for people who can afford necessities such as coffee, tea and hot chocolate."

@jiggywit_tam shared:

"I did that this morning. My colleague and I even added some bread and taxifare. It's very cold."

@palesa_moopelwa posted:

"Petrol attendants too. They always appreciate it so much."

@Viwe_Kota replied:

"I was actually thinking about this yesterday."

@Srame7 commented:

"That's an awesome gesture."

@FunkySowetan also said:

"I've been doing this, but with lunch and breakfast. I buy for security, gardeners, and cleaners who are the most exploited, and 90% of them are usually contractors."

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@PradaZee added:

"Yes! I bring a cup of coffee for the security guard at the entrance."

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This is not the first time Anele has shown that she has a big heart that keeps giving.

Style You 7 reported in 2021 that Mdoda purchased food for a stranger who tweeted that they were experiencing financial difficulties at home and couldn't even afford groceries. Anele helped the stranger by giving her food vouchers.

Anele did it again in 2022 when Briefly News reported that she bought food for a hungry fan. The Twitter users asked Anele to buy her McDonald's, and Anele promised to have it delivered.

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Sinazo Tshambuluka (Editor) Sinazo Tshambuluka is a Briefly News Entertainment writer. She has been with the fantastic Briefly News team since July 2022. Previously, she freelanced for Opera News for a year, covering current affairs and entertainment news. She graduated from the University of Cape Town in 2021 with a Bachelor of Social Science in Media and Writing and Sociology. You can reach her via sinazo.tshambuluka@briefly.co.za