Mzansi Peeps Praise Young Mpumalanga Farmer Born Without Hands: “God Bless Your Hustle Bro”
- A disabled man from Mpumalanga has overcome great odds to become the successful farmer he is today
- Despite being was born without hands, Sibusiso Mogale has been able to grow and run a fruitful farming business
- He does crop and poultry farming and says that it takes dedication, commitment and heart to succeed
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A farmer Sibusiso Mogale from Ngodini, Mpumalanga is a living inspiration to many.
Source: Twitter
He was born without hands, but that hasn't stopped him being a successful farmer. "It takes dedication, commitment and heart to succeed," says Sibusiso.
Sibusiso was born was born without hands but he has never let his disabilities get in the way of his success.
Briefly News shared his amazing story in a Facebook post recently.
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Sowetan Live says he farms on three pieces of land where he does poultry and crop farming. He is also involved in the daily work together with his wife, uncle and brother-in-law.
Here are some positive messages and motivational words from from Mzansi users on the Facebook post:
Richard Mkhize wrote:
“Wow what an inspiration, keep it up. I am proud of you. Local people Pienaar; Likazi etc please support his business so it will grow.”
Gracious Mpinga said:
“God bless you my brother keep pushing.”
Ntsudzu Erich Matsea commented:
“Please those who knows someone or NGO which can donate hands expose this guy please he can do more than this. Take a bow!”
Angel Duduzile reacted:
“Big up brother.”
Siboniso Mlimi replied:
“Champ we are proud of you keep the good work up.”
Nthabiseng Monamodie responded:
“He's successful.”
Zoe KaBhungane replied:
“God is good all the time, keep it up my brother.”
Shushu Rams said:
“Wow keep up the good work we are proud of you and God bless you.”
Thandeka Pearl Gwebane-Rachuene reacted:
“From ekasi lami.”
Chego Fortunate Smiley reacted:
“God bless your hustle bro.”
Anthony S. Mthembu said:
“Keep up doing the great job my brother.”
Tlogelang Chiloane reacted:
“Some of us we have both hands and yet we still need handouts.”
Woman celebrates final days of selling veggies, gogo says profits will go towards her graduation outfit
Briefly News previously reported on a young woman @Asa_Jikwana shared a proud a moment on her social media announcing her last day of selling veggies to pay for her studies as prepares for her graduation.
The Twitter post is mostly in isiXhosa.
Loosely translated it means that this will be her last day in office (planting and selling veggies). Her graduation will be in three months and her grandmother said they will keep the profits they made to buy material used in South African traditional clothing for dresses, shoes and hire a graduation gown so she can be beautiful like other youngsters.
Source: Briefly News
