Halala: Tuckshop Owner Posts Pic of How It Started vs How It’s Going, SA Inspired

Halala: Tuckshop Owner Posts Pic of How It Started vs How It’s Going, SA Inspired

  • A local entrepreneur has Mzasni impressed after sharing some then and now pics of his business
  • The big dreamer has come a long way since his early stages and is even preparing for expansion
  • Mzansi flooded the comments section with well-wishes and words of encouragement for the young businessman

PAY ATTENTION: Follow Briefly News on Twitter and never miss the hottest topics! Find us at @brieflyza!

A local entrepreneur has Mzansi feeling super impressed after sharing just how far his small business has come with only a few short months in business. The hard-working hustler recently opened a spaza shop and could not help reflecting on all his success.

Man, Spaza Shop, Mzansi, Entrepreneur, Inspirational, Social media reactions
A local entrepreneur has Mzansi feeling super impressed after sharing just how far his small business has come. Images: @Sandile Leonard Thwala/Twitter
Source: Twitter

Heading online, Facebook user Sandile Leonard Thwala shared that his newest location offers a wide variety of services.

"How it started and where it is now! It's a Shisa Nyama, salon and tuck shop!" he enthusiastically captioned the post.

Read also

Mzansi amazed by cop on a picnic date, spotted using police van: 'Only in Satafrika'

To view the post, click here:

Enjoy reading our stories? Download the BRIEFLY NEWS app on Google Play now and stay up-to-date with major South African news!

Thwala also shared pictures of his snazzy place. Bricks and the early stages of a new building are all laid out as the hardworking entrepreneur prepares for expansion.

Check out some reactions to the inspirational post below:

Maria Letebele said:

"I WANT TO RESIGN AND START MY OWN SPAZA ,HOW MUCH DO I NEED PLZ HELP."

Tumelo MrMelo Lepee said:

"Working on that too."

Titus Moeti said:

"Number one."

Xoli Mtsila said:

"Yippyyyyyyy congrats Bro."

Ralabile Gabriel Botsime said:

"No weapon forged against you shall prosper my brother. God's grace."

Cindy Mos De-Diva said:

"Congratulations my brother. I currently own a Hair Salon & Tshisanyama it's not by my power it's only God invite n trust him in everything u do."

Read also

Boss moves: Young man saves NSFAS money to start own business, Mzansi showers the entrepreneur with praise

Sandra Dlamini said:

"Keep up the good work."

Man shares pic of his spaza shop, SA helps him out with a business plan

In related news, Briefly News previously reported that a local businessman has South Africans gathered round in support after sharing the news of his recently built spaza shop. Although the entrepreneur's store doors have not yet opened, he has big plans for the business and took to social media to get advice from some like-minded people.

Heading online, Facebook user Thabang Mahlangu shared the news of his store

"Done building my spaza shop I just have to build the shelves and start buying the stock, planning to open on the 15th October.
"How much must I have to buy the stock folks?" he captioned the post.

Other spaza shop owners flooded the comments section with wise words and some valuable advice. The general consensus was that the man would need at least R50 000 to open, a shocking number to many.

Read also

"Blessings upon you king": Young man spoils mom with bouquet of money after becoming a qualified engineer

Check out some of the other reactions below:

Hlonolofatso Isabella said:

"Keep up the good work. At least 15 000."

Tauhlole Leshilo said:

"R50.000 WILL BE FINE."

Nelson Billy said:

"A complete stock will cost u around R50 000 without a transparent glass fridge of R10 000 but R20 000 is ideal."

Aby Naksen said:

"Start with fast-moving goods cigarettes, bread, milk, dishebo then increase the stock with a commission."

Joe Kopano said:

"Wow! That's awesome!"

Regina Mankoana said:

"Great job."

Thapelo Dlamini said:

"Looking good."

Source: Briefly News

Authors:
Naomi Kobbie avatar

Naomi Kobbie Naomi is an entertainment writer with 3 years experience in the world of radio and print media. She is a language graduate from the University of Pretoria (2020) and has worked for Briefly News since 2021. Naomi has a passion for the written word, whether through her work as a journalist or as a soulful singer. "When I'm not working, I spend my time producing music, travelling or snuggling up with a good movie and some butter popcorn."