Getting a job in South Africa is difficult. Nonetheless, many people worry that they won’t be able to reliably support their families in times of need. The president of the country has proposed a program to assist the poor and provide a monthly stipend of R350 to all citizens. One half is preferable to none at all, even if it isn’t much.

 

 

 

Honestly, many more people in South Africa are blessed than in the United States. Some of them are millionaires, but they don’t give a damn about the poor or their families. They are still motivated by the desire for increased wealth and, being self-centered, they will never help the less fortunate.

Fascinatingly, there are those who feel compelled to help those who can’t afford to feed themselves almost every day so that they don’t go to bed hungry. These people don’t even make millions of dollars a year.

They have a representative in Fulefhelo Ndifuna Manngo. Venda native and rising star. She frequently helps the hungry in Thohoyandou by delivering meals to their homes.

South African multimillionaires and billionaires should have followed her lead a long time ago, but most people just don’t care what anyone eats. Each individual looks out for themselves in accordance with the adage.

Helping others will increase your own success. Just because you are a magnate now doesn’t mean that you will remain such forever. In the event of a financial catastrophe, you may need the help of others to get back on your feet.