Anele Mdoda's father Patillizwe Mdoda builds a school. Picture: Twitter
Media personality Anele Mdoda has praised her father Patillizwe ‘Pat’ Mdoda for building a school in an Eastern Cape village.
Mdoda went viral over the weekend when she shared that her father is building a school in their village.
The 947 breakfast show host shared images of the progress of the construction and brands that are assisting the family.
“The school my father is building in our village. Ncembu kuTsolo. My father attended Grade 1 in a hut on the very ground he has built this school on. Some brands I work with have come on board like, LEGO bricks will be doing the Early Childhood Development centre for us.”
Many commentators congratulated the Mdodas for making a change in their community and contributing back to society rather than waiting on the government to do things.
Close friend and Kaya 959 presenter, Sizwe Dhlomo also shared a bit of inside into the type of person Anele Mdoda’s father is.
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He tweeted: “Let me tell you about uncle Pat (Anele’s dad)… One of the smartest & most helpful guys ever! His door is always open for young people who want to get into business.
Anele clarified the school being built, in the village of Ncembu kuTsolo, is all her father’s work.
Anele has been busy covering the Fifa World Cup tournament, with a lifestyle show on SuperSport, co-hosting with Veteran sports host Neil Andrews. The duo have a weekly Saturday show titled Super Saturday that gives a rundown of the biggest sporting moments set to happen.
Last month, Mdoda was in New York after award-winning producer Lebohang “Lebo M” Morake wanted her front and centre during his big milestone.
Mdoda’s was the MC for Lebo M’s big celebration of the 25th anniversary of his iconic broadway show The Lion King.
The beloved media personality documented her experience and admired an achievement done by The Lion King team.
“I won’t lie. I never thought I would be MCing something on Broadway’s biggest stage. Lion King is the highest-grossing musical of all time and today we celebrate 25 years of it on Broadway. 110 million souls that have come to see it and @thereallebo_m who voiced easily the most recognisable piece of music in cinematic history,” she wrote.
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