His talk was one of the tasks he had to do for the Mr. South Africa competition, which was to speak at a school to promote the Mr. SA brand.
Fabian says that his talk was well received.
“The talk was on my Christian journey and how it made me a better person, molding me into doing things I never imagined I would do and touching the lives of people,” says Fabian.
The Addie reported earlier in the year that Fabian, who has lived in Bakerton for most of his life and being a man of faith, has a passion to rejuvenate the youth and his dream is to establish a children’s home in Springs that will provide free education and free healthcare to children.
Fabian is a finalist in the Mr. South Africa competition of which the finals will be held on December 12 this year.
“One should always be the difference, instead of wanting a difference without any action,” says Fabian.
