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Anele Mdoda employs a Twitter user

Media personality Anele Mdoda has yet again won the hearts of South Africans after she employed a Twitter user who requested to work at her father’s newly built school.

The radio personality took to social media to celebrate her father, Patillizwe ‘Pat’ Mdoda’s achievement. She shared photos of the new school building he built at his alma mater.

“I am so proud of my dad. On the same ground he attended school in a hut, he has built an Early Childhood Development Center ku Tsolo. Stellar MC work from Zizo Tshwete,” she wrote.

A Twitter user named Tshepiso Chere shot her shot by requesting to work as a social worker in the school.

“Anele if they need a social worker, please remember me. I am willing to relocate. This is beautiful,” reads the request.

The star gave a positive response by saying she would visit the school bi-monthly for a week and is willing to pay her. She also advised the lady to reach out to her via email.

“I would appreciate a bi-monthly visit for a week. Willing to pay you, please email me anele.mdoda@gmail.com,” Anele responded.

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