GenZ Updates

By Nyandano Tshikororo

Fulufhelo Manngo, a day-care director, entrepreneur, and a mother to many gives back to her community through her past-life experiences. Fulufhelo is a woman from Ngondeni giving hope to the hopeless.

Helping the less privileged in various ways like starting small businesses for unemployed women, funding students who want to further their studies but impoverished to pay for their studies, feeding the vagrants and a lot more.

She started the initiative of giving food to the vagrants in 2018, In the streets of Pretoria as she was and still with no help from sponsors or other organizations, thus the money she utilizes to assist these people comes from her own pocket.

Mommy Fulu feeds more than 100 vagrants every Sunday in the street of Thohoyandou, Limpopo. Her main aim of doing this is not to put food in their stomach but the focus is on winning them back, showing them love and care because they’re lost and judged by the community, for the reason that she knows it feels to live in streets since she was once a vagrant.

“I lived in the streets, so I know how it’s like to sleep with no food and proper shelter. Showing these kids love and making them gain their trust in me is one of the aims that’s going to help me convince them to go rehab for support and guidance”

Manngo has overcame a lot of obstacles to get where she is right now, like Rape, abuse, being homeless, and being jailed; even so she didn’t allow her past-life affect her present-life and break her future.

She kept on moving and helping the needy; Mommy Fulu is naturally a caring person who wants to make a positive impact in the society.

“To move forward, you have to give back”