EFF’s Generosity Shines as Mzansi Discovers the Extent of Their Donation to Zahara’s Home
EFF’s Generosity Shines as Mzansi Discovers the Extent of Their Donation to Zahara’s Home
In a revelation that has left South Africans astonished, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) emerged as unlikely heroes in the saga surrounding the late songstress Bulelwa “Zahara” Mkutukana’s financial struggles last year.
Recent reports from Sunday World unveiled that the political party, spearheaded by Julius Malema, significantly contributed by depositing a substantial R100,000 into Zahara’s home loan account, rescuing her from the brink of losing her Roodepoort home.
Zahara’s financial challenges were thrust into the spotlight when Nedbank, the lender of her R1.9 million loan, threatened to auction her home due to defaulting on monthly payments amounting to R17,665.40.
As her plea for financial assistance resonated with fans, it was a major donor, initially concealed but later disclosed as the EFF, that stepped in with a generous donation.
The EFF’s involvement, a surprising yet impactful move, garnered gratitude and recognition from Zahara.
She expressed the emotional turmoil she initially faced, stating, “This tore me apart at first, which is why I spoke about it.
I felt like I could have knocked on so many doors, but they were closed. But I knew that there would be someone out there who could listen and understand. All the R50 notes, R100, and R1000 I got helped me.”
EFF spokesperson Sinawo Thambo confirmed the party’s assistance, underscoring, “We are not in the business of boasting about the assistance we have given to our people, but we can confirm that we have helped Zahara because she was very close to our hearts.”
The EFF’s unexpected role in this financial rescue not only aided Zahara but also shed light on their commitment to supporting individuals facing challenges, extending their influence beyond the political landscape.
The revelation leaves the nation in awe of the unexpected heroes who stepped in to ensure the legacy of Zahara’s home remains intact.
