JOHANNESBURG - Two weeks ago, Eyewitness News brought you the story of the unemployed and homeless, Gibson Nzimande.
Nzimande, an honours graduate, said that he has been given an opportunity to complete his master's, which he had to place on hold when he lost his home.After seeing Nzimande’s video on Eyewitness News, his former lecturer reached out, giving him a change of clothes, a warm meal, and a place to lay his head.
"I'm very, very excited, you know, about how people responded on my situation, and I also like to thank those who contributed their monies, and also the materials toward me, because maybe they have like, hope that this guy, maybe he had to be helped," Nzimande said.Two weeks ago, life was uncertain for Nzimande as he pushed his trolley through the streets of Sandton, not sure where his next meal would come from.
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