Internationally acclaimed deejay Black Coffee took some time off from his busy schedule to donate school uniform and food parcels to learners at Windy Heights Primary in Isiphingo, Qondokuhle Primary and King Shaka, which are based in Umlazi township, South of Durban.
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HELPING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
Real name Nkosinathi Maphumulo, Black Coffee is known for giving back and runs his projects through his Black Coffee Foundation which has been helping disadvantaged people living with disabilities. "Every child deserves a Christmas present but we are focusing on essential needs.They say it takes a village to raise a child. With this donation I don't feel like a saviour but a helper that worked with a team," he said.
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CHANGING LIVES OF THE POOR
Black Coffee further said that this initiative to donate in the three schools was part of his project to change the lives of the poor. Visiting his former primary school, Qondokuhle, the hitmaker told journalists that he was honoured to found out that the school recently honoured him. Black Coffee was honoured along other former Qondokuhle students, such as ANC presidential hopeful Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma and AmaZulu boss and businessman Dr Sandile Zungu.
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