Local hero aims to make life lighter for owners of looted businesses
Updated | By Breakfast with Martin Bester
During the unrest in the country, a feel-good post caught our attention!
Many South Africans are stepping up to help whoever they can after protesters looted businesses in certain areas in Johannesburg and KwaZulu-Natal.
One such kind soul is Nikki Vace-Lyle.
Nikki posted on the ‘I Love Bryanston’ group: “If anyone needs assistance during this time, I am available in the mornings. Whether it be to help store owners clean up the mess from the looters, assist you with buying and delivering essential items or general help as needed during this crisis, please don’t hesitate to contact me. I don’t have money, but I have time.”
READ: Toddler saved from burning building amidst looting in South Africa
Breakfast with Martin Bester immediately called Nikki.
Nikki told Martin Bester: “When looking at what we can do as South Africans and how we can assist those in desperate need, I do want to help. I want to be part of the good movement and I love my country."
READ: "I have never been this scared in my life" – Truck driver stuck in North West
We see Nikki as an inspiration, with her solution driven, supportive approach to what is happening in South Africa now.
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