"Cherish Her": SA Mom Buys Exam Care Packs for Daughter's Entire Class, Mzansi Impressed

"Cherish Her": SA Mom Buys Exam Care Packs for Daughter's Entire Class, Mzansi Impressed

  • A South African mom known surprised her daughter's entire class with individually packed exam care packages
  • The video of the gesture was posted on TikTok on 13 November and quickly captured hearts across Mzansi
  • The girl was visibly overcome with emotion when she discovered the rows of packages waiting for her and the class

A South African mother left an entire school class speechless. She prepared individual exam care packages for each of her daughter's 27 classmates.

Mom gives exam care packages to everyone in daughter's class
A mom gave exam care packages to everyone in her daughter's class. Image: @giftoflife503
Source: TikTok

The moment was captured on 13 November and shared on TikTok by @giftoflife503. The footage, filmed inside a school dining hall, shows a student discovering rows of neatly wrapped packages lined up and ready for each learner. The on-screen caption read:

"POV: Your mother sent an exam care pack for you & 27 classmates."

The creator, posting as GiftOfLife, identified the generous woman as Thobile Nene, Hannah's mother, and noted that she is active on Facebook. The post also explained that Thobile is not on TikTok, adding that it was a pity she could not see the flood of warm comments herself.

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The video by @giftoflife503 struck a deep chord with South Africans, many of whom said the act reminded them of their own mothers or the kind of parent they hoped to become one day. Watch the moment the class discovered the exam care packages: See the TikTok video that melted Mzansi's hearts:

SA applauds mom

South Africans flooded the comments with love for Thobile:

@konke-R wrote:

"Your mother deserves all the praise]

@Ledii_rsa said:

"Oh, I can't wait to be this kind of mom 🥺🥺"

@taisa shared:

"This is the kind of adulthood I aspire to be"

@MaDlakadla💐 wrote:

"She reminds me of my Mom 🥹 When she bought something for me, she bought the same thing for everyone, even clothes. When she passed, not one person thought about me the way she thought about her children. Your mother is alive, cherish her"

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@Lizo Mpambani wrote:

"May your pockets never run dry mommy."

@BhekaniSipho Mrube Memela said:

"Mother of the Nation, siya bonga mama, this is beyond beautiful 🎉🎉👌👌 u busiseke ukuya phambili, kwande ❤️" [We thank you, mama. May you be blessed going forward, and may it multiply]

@Nokwazi added:

"Oh Mama if it takes a village to raise a child was a person it would definitely be you 🥰 and you'll find that maybe there are kids there who couldn't afford such. I hope you live long to witness your child's success."

Other Briefly News stories about South African education and community

  • Cape Town mother Anda Silimeni garnered over 265,000 TikTok likes after capturing the emotional moment she and her husband surprised their two children, Lihle and Likhona, with brand-new iPhone 15 smartphones to reward their strong first-term academic results.
  • Parents and the School Governing Body (SGB) at Jumba Senior Secondary School in Mthatha pooled their own donations to construct two additional classrooms after tornado damage left learners waiting on delayed assistance from the Eastern Cape Department of Education.
  • A 31-year-old South African man marked his milestone birthday by paying the school fees of 31 disadvantaged children rather than throwing a lavish celebration, thanking God for giving him the means to make a lasting difference.

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Rutendo Masasi (Weekend Entertainment and Human Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 4 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of training courses by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za