The money came from the couple’s wedding gifts
Sbongile Ntsetha, the founder of Nqolobane Children Home and Abethu Home Care Centre, cried tears of joy when the couple surprised them with gifs and money.
"I’m lost for words. It’s the first time someone has done this for us. I've been helping these kids from my own pocket since I started in 2008. Today I'm crying tears of joy and thanking the Minister and his wife for having big hearts," says an emotional Ntsetha.
Gigaba married IT executive Nomachule at the Durban Botanic Gardens last August. He says it has always been in his family’s hearts to help those in need.
Thingo looking at me like: "What's this man saying? Is he for real?" #weddinggifts pic.twitter.com/vIjktRrQL1 — Malusi Gigaba (@mgigaba) March 6, 2015 @mrs_gigabyte & her bridesmaids arrivin at Elethu Children's Home in KwaDukuza 4 epileptic children to handover gifts pic.twitter.com/3qdAB9wPHO — Malusi Gigaba (@mgigaba) March 6, 2015 Children at Abethu Children's Home receiving and enjoying their toys #weddinggifts pic.twitter.com/liu3dB4o6f — Malusi Gigaba (@mgigaba) March 6, 2015 “In our wedding we didn't wants gifts from our friends, but we asked them to bring something that we can donate to those less fortunate. We are very happy for this day as it went well," said Gigaba.
Sponsors included SAB, Unilever and other individuals.
By Philile Ngcobo
