The sky is the limit for Frieda
Frieda has now written a television drama focusing on Gender Based Violence with the main focus on men.
Ms Frieda Manana has done it again by adding another feather in her cap.
This young lady has many talents, but her main focus is teenagers.
She has been taking care of young girls and boys at Vosman for several years now; she aims to keep teenagers out of the streets.
Ms Frieda Manana has seen many young girls and boys going astray and that has made her start the Mzansi Modelling Agency in 2015.
Apart from her involvement in the modelling agency and other activities she has now written a television drama focussing on GBV with the main focus on men.
Her drama series has already been featured on Eksee TV which started on Monday, September 6.
The same drama will also be featured on Mpumalanga TV in the coming weeks.
“I wanted to show that not only women are abused, but men are abused too by their partners. We need also to show that we need to join hands fighting gender-based violence. I hope the massage carried out in the drama will open eyes to a lot of people whether men or women, that they need to come out and speak about such issues,” Manana told WITBANK NEWS.
Manana is using some of the models for acting in the drama and is directing the drama herself. The episodes shooting are done at Vosman.
The passion for doing well is driven by the love she has for young people and her vision is to gather all the young girls and boys out of the streets into one place and get them to do something positive.
She has managed to do only a small fraction of her dream because she is faced with many challenges.
With the little support she has, she has managed to fight her way to the top, knocking on different doors, all because of the love she has for the children under her wing.
In the past she has managed to host many beauty pageants and has travelled with her models to different places and has hosted street parades and fashion shows as well.
Not only that, she has managed to donate clothes to charity organisations in places like Spring Valley and Old Coronation.
Recently she hosted a recycled material photo shoot to show the children the importance of recycling.
She also helps with studies and homework and the children are also taught life skills. In taking care of the children sometimes she has to dig out of her own pocket.
She has been nominated not once or twice, but thrice for the exceptional work she is doing to encourage and motivate young people.
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