As a result, many people have been left homeless with no means of income.
Seeing the suffering of his fellow countrymen has struck a chord with 26-year-old Athenkosi Quku.
After saving R45 000, Quku was finally able to start the NPO he had envisioned.
Athenkosi Quku: Meet the man who showers the homeless with blessingsSource: UGC
Quku believes that something as simple as a shower could be life-changing.
TheBusinessAdministration student opened up about a particular moment that left him feeling fulfilled.
TheCovid-19pandemic once again highlighted how crucial proper water infrastructure in all communities are.
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The lack of water in rural areas is not a new issue though.
This means that the country’s wealthiest 1% hold more of the money than ever before.
In 2021, this is an estimated $763 billion.
Athenkosi Quku’s shower on wheels. Photo credit: Supplied.Source: UGC
The report explained that as compared to 2019, this is a significant increase.
In 2019, the wealth they held was 35%.
The 1% is about 376 000 people which is based on the last census of 37.6 million adults.
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The 1% controls around $311 billion of the country’s total wealth.
This around $828 000 per individual.
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Athenkosi Quku: Meet the man who showers the homeless with blessingsSource: UGC
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