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Nozipho Shabangu

I am an African. I say this because my parents are South Africa and I was born there. At the age of 6 I moved to Swaziland and my parents followed me and we built a home there. I became Miss Swaziland in 2002 and my journey as a philanthropist began. When my mom was dying of scleroderma i wrote to a film maker from the US who came to do a film on my mother and create awareness on the disease that had killed so many. Last year 2023 I came from South Africa where I working in an underground coal mine as a safety officer and started a fish farming business. I simply built earth ponds and filled them with fingerlings. Now there is a huge demand for the very first fish Makert in our country. I hire local women to feed their families. I have also added farming of vegetables and beans on my 3 hectare land.

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I am an African. I say this because my parents are South Africa and I was born there. At the age of 6 I moved to Swaziland and my parents followed me and we built a home there. I became Miss Swaziland in 2002 and my journey as a philanthropist began. When my mom was dying of scleroderma i wrote to a film maker from the US who came to do a film on my mother and create awareness on the disease that had killed so many. Last year 2023 I came from South Africa where I working in an underground coal mine as a safety officer and started a fish farming business. I simply built earth ponds and filled them with fingerlings. Now there is a huge demand for the very first fish Makert in our country. I hire local women to feed their families. I have also added farming of vegetables and beans on my 3 hectare land.

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