Human Rights Day – Food Security is a Human Right
On this Human Rights Day, we are reminded of the words in Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which states that “Everyone has the right to a…
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In a heartbreaking turn of events, Nthabiseng Vuyelwa Mkhuma, a young mother of two who is currently unemployed, experienced an unimaginable loss as her cherished belongings were consumed by a fire of mysterious origins. The incident has left her grappling with an indescribable pain, as her once warm home turned into ashes.
Kenny Mabunda, the compassionate branch manager of Soul Food Sedibeng Branch, stepped forward as a beacon of light in this dark time. Recognising the family’s plight, he pledged to play a pivotal role in restoring their sense of hope and bringing back the smiles that had been replaced by despair. Mabunda’s donation of food and blankets provided solace to their wounded hearts.
In the midst of adversity, Soul Food Sedibeng’s unwavering support is poised to breathe new life into the lives of Nthabiseng Vuyelwa Mkhuma and her family. With acts of kindness like these, the community is reminded of the power of unity and empathy in healing the wounds of unfortunate circumstances.
