A post shared by the Kasi Economy on their official Twitter handle has got people inspired with the story of a farmer who was born without hands.
Sibusiso Mogale is a farmer who was born with no hands and hails from Mpumalanga. Despite his disability, Sibusiso is inspired by many people in his area to make something out of farming.
Following the post shared on twitter by Kasi Economy, Mogale is a farmer based in Mpumalanga who was was raised by an unemployed mother when his father was jailed. They moved to another location when schools in their former residence refused to train him following his disability.
Kasi Economy captioned the photo;
“Meet Sibusiso Mogale (33) a farmer from MP (Mpumalanga), born without hands. He was raised by an unemployed single mother. His father was in jail. He had to move to another province because schools in MP were rejecting him due to his disability and through his hard work, he’s inspired many in his area.”
His post got loads of reactions as many of them headed to the comment section to congratulate him for his hard work despite severe disability.
@golist2020 wrote: ‘This is so inspiring. Thank you’
@mrejojo wrote; ‘This is inspiring’
@Knight rider: ‘I would be happy to give him a hand’
Sibusiso Mogale tried to take his own life thrice because he thought he wouldn’t be able to do anything. Today, he is now a great farmer and Swimmer making waves in the fields he admires.
He was rejected by schools in Ngodini near White River, Mpumalanga, where he was born, because of his disability. But then, Mogale had to visit Helena Franz Special School in Bochum, Limpopo.
Later, he joined his grandmother in Johannesburg for his high school education. He enrolled for a sports management diploma at the University of Johannesburg after high school.
He has represented South Africa in swimming in countries such as Australia, Brazil, the Netherlands and Thailand, among others.
Source; Ghgossip.com
