Matshidiso Mothiba ran a successful tavern in Pretoria, which is now being used as a home for more than 100 destitute children.
She said it all started when she was donating food parcels to needy families with the profit she was making from her tavern.“They were vulnerable,” she said.
She is taking care of more than 100 children at her Nellmapius home with donations and the help of six volunteers.
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