‘RHOD’ Star Nonku Williams Hands Over New House to Needy Family, SA Divided: “Something Is Up”
- RHOD TV star Nonku Williams recently handed a needy family the keys to their new home
- Williams took to Instagram with a video taking a brief tour through the newly built house
- Online users had conflicting views on it and took to the comments section with their two cents
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Real Housewives of Durban (RHOD) cast member Nonku Williams has gifted a South African family a new home and shared the news on social media.
A video of the reality TV star showcasing the deed was posted on Instagram with the caption:
"With God all things are possible."
Nonku Williams hands over house to family
The video depicted Williams handing the keys to the double-storey residence and an ecstatic family receiving the donation.
The clip continues with the RHOD personality ushering them in for a brief tour. Williams enters a room and opens the door to the toilet and shower.
In another part of the clip, she goes up the stairs, reaching the top flight and opening a door to the bedroom.
Mzansi on the fence
The businesswoman's charitable deed caused a stir on the timeline, with some social media users gushing and others taking a less positive stance.
Briefly News looks at the colourful reactions that followed.
@ma_ree_3 wrote:
"Angimthandi u-girl kodwa her work is wonderful. [She's] always helping the needy. God bless her abundantly."
@symply_sanda said:
"They can never make me hate you. May God bless you for this. Giving someone a home is giving them peace."
@21_v_less added:
"Haikhona, nooo. Cheap labour!!!"
@thobilemadi reacted:
"Yhoo, some comments. You always have something negative to say. At least she gave someone a home. Wena wenzeni?"
@malusimbambo mentioned:
"My gracious. God bless you more, my darling. Aphinde akubusise futhi nokubusisa futhi."
KZN man's initiative to build houses for masses
In a related story, Briefly News reported that the gratitude as a charity warrior drove through the traffic was intoxicating for the human spirit displayed.
The video captured Ayanda Msweli, KwaZulu-Natal's well-known The Bucket Initiative founder, meandering the streets.
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