Former Eskom CEO, Andre de Ruyter, has demonstrated his generosity by reimbursing Graffiti Books, a Pretoria bookshop, after 15 copies of his latest book were stolen. The book, “Truth To Power: My Three Years Inside Eskom,” was published by Penguin Random House in May and retails for R340.
In the Cape Town neighborhood of Sea Point, an inspiring act of generosity has brought hope to a local security guard and his family. ### Siyabonga “Siya” Zimoshile: A Dedicated Security Guard
On a quiet Thursday afternoon in the small settlement of Rooiels, a Mercedes Benz caught fire. The car belonged to Carel and Mitzi van Biljon, who had owned it for eight years with the intention of keeping it until the end of their lives. Unfortunately, Carel’s recent stroke had left him incapacitated, and he was no longer able to drive. Mitzi, his wife, had taken over the driving duties and had taken Carel on a scenic drive along the R44 coast. Suddenly, the car’s engine cut out, and it came to a stop. Smoke started billowing out of the boot, and Mitzi realized that the car was on fire. Carel was trapped inside.
South African comedian Barry Hilton has always been a source of joy and laughter for his fans. But he is also known for his acts of kindness and generosity, which have recently caught the attention of many. In a Facebook post, Barry recounted how a taxi driver came to his aid when he had a flat tire while cycling from Plett to Knysna. The driver helped him put the bike in the car and drove him to the bike shop without accepting any payment.