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Lusikisiki graduate herds cattle to keep his family from going hungry
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Lusikisiki graduate herds cattle to keep his family from going hungry
By Buziwe Nocuze The Lusikisiki man spent three years looking for a teaching job but could not find one despite having a diploma. The 36-year-old herds cattle in Lusikisiki, earns R2,000 a month and uses an extra R370 to buy his family groceries. A 36-year-old man from Lusikisiki in the Eastern Cape has a teaching diploma but cannot find work after three years of looking. He is the only graduate in his family. “Everyone was happy at home becau…
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