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Mamkhize donates houses to families that were affected by the KZN floods
In Pictures: Mamkhize donates houses to families that were affected by the KZN floods
Flamboyant businesswoman Shauwn Mkhize has partnered with Zikhulise Group and Royal AM to donate houses to families affected by the KZN floods. She is famous for living a vivid life, but she also has a heart of gold. She always ensures that she also helps people; in need; Mamkhize made headlines after she helped Zola 7, who was struggling to make ends meet. Mamkhize helped him financially and complimented her financial help with therapy.
It’s not the first time Mamkkize has built houses for the less privileged. She is in the history of building homes for those who are homeless. Not along, she shared on her Instagram that she had collaborated with other companies to create 20 houses in KZN for the poor.
Mamkhize donates houses to families that were affected by the KZN floods
Today she found herself on top trends after posting on her Instagram that she had handed over three houses to families that were overblown by the floods in April. Mamkhize truly understands the concept of giving as she has contributed a lot concerning the KZN floods.
Taking to Instagram, she wrote:
Today was a great day! 🤗🤗
I spent the morning together with eThekwini Municipality in Wyebank to hand over three houses that we, as Zikhulise Group and ROYALAM donated to families that were severely affected by the floods in April. 💕
While there is more that needs to be done to rebuild KZN, it is important to highlight the progress and celebrate the small wins.🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you to eThekwini Municipality for the quick implementation of land, water and electricity in response to the flood victims.
Mzansi and other A-list celebrities came to her post to shower her praises. Many were impressed with how she chose to help others, not minding that we live in a depressing economy. She finds joy in sharing the resources she has with others.
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