Bethuel advocates for the fair treatment of disabled people
Although living with a disability proves to be a challenge for him at times, Bethuel believes that it is what makes him unique and is not a barrier to achieve anything and everything he puts his mind to.
POLOKWANE – Bethuel Mahlatse Sekgwele believes that is important for disabled people to be treated with respect, love, be involved in community affairs and be given recognition in the workplace.
Bethuel started his own brand, Two Fingers, which advocates for fair treatment of the disabled through social media and says his disability defines him as a person.
“The logo of my brand shows that we are all different as it has two crutches but some see it as two fingers, hence the name,” he explained.
Although living with a disability proves to be a challenge for him at times, Bethuel believes that it is what makes him unique and is not a barrier to achieve anything and everything he puts his mind to.
He told the Polokwane Observer that his approach to life and his confidence is what he loves most about himself and has led him to try different things.
Apart from his advocacy, Bethuel plays para-volley (sitting volleyball), wheelchair basketball, wheelchair tennis and he is also an actor.
“My acting career started in high school as I was involved in a stage play and I have also worked with various production companies such as Tefeletso the Vengeance, Beyond Disability, and Mathata Films,” he said.
Bethuel can be followed on Facebook.
