Makhadzi Empowers Future Leaders with 20 Bursaries: ‘Education Is a Powerful Tool for Change’

by Thabiso Rakgaka

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Makhadzi, the BET award-winning South African singer, is once again making waves, this time by giving back to the community in a meaningful way. Through her foundation, the star has pledged to donate 20 bursaries to disadvantaged students, covering their registration fees. The initiative has been met with widespread praise, as Makhadzi continues to use her platform to empower others, particularly those in need of educational support.

The Ghanama hitmaker shared that her decision to launch this initiative was inspired by the struggles of her peers while growing up. Makhadzi explained that she witnessed firsthand the hardships faced by many of her friends and understood the life-changing power of education. “Education is a powerful tool for change,” she said, emphasizing that her foundation’s funds would directly assist students who come from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Fans have showered Makhadzi with admiration for her heart of gold. Her social media platforms were filled with messages of gratitude as she publicly shared the names of the students who would benefit from the bursaries. The response from her supporters highlights how deeply her efforts have resonated, and many have praised the singer for her generosity and commitment to helping others.

The University of Venda also expressed their gratitude, thanking Makhadzi for her significant contribution to the students’ education. In a heartfelt statement, the university said, β€œWords cannot express the gratitude that the University of Venda feels towards Queen Makhadzi for her generous act of kindness towards our students.” Through her continued generosity, Makhadzi is not only supporting individuals but also paving the way for future leaders to succeed.

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