“Usebenzile”: Mzansi Really Proud of Young Man Who Built His Gogo a House

• Thabiso Mbhele is receiving all the good messages via social media for his hard work after making her grandmother so happy
• The young man, Thabiso, just built his granny Duduzile Mthethwa a beautiful home and he is being praised for doing a good job
• Mzansi is seriously inspired by the loyal Briefly News reader who didn’t forget his roots and the remarks are encouraging

Thabiso Mbhele is one of Briefly News’ loyal readers and recently shared an inspirational story with his social media followers. The proud guy just finished building his loving grandmother a beautiful house.

Mbhele took to Facebook to share great photos of the dwelling in a collage and his granny, Duduzile Mthethwa, will now have a decent place she can call home. The local lad’s friends and peeps are delighted as they share positive messages.

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Briefly News also congratulates Thabiso, who is seen as a good influence on his community and Mzansi at large. The inspiring caption reads like this:

“Congratulations to one of our readers, Thabiso Mbhele, who recently built his gogo Duduzile Mthethwa a new house! His hard work has paid off.”

The post reads:

Patrick Butawo said:

“Thanks man, you did a good job, may God bless you more and protect you wherever you are going.”

Eunice Zikalala said:

“May God enlarge your territory.”

Vusi Lukhele said:

“Thanks man, you did very good job.”

Nomthandazo Mhlongo said:

“Usebenzile ube indoda emadodeni.”

Nelly Banda said:

“Usebenzile broer.”

Dipuo Dewet said:

“May God bless your work.”

"It took me 10 years": Lady proudly shows off the home she built for mom

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Checking out previous similar stories, Briefly News posted that building a home for a parent or parents is one thing that many children dream of doing. A young South African woman can finally say that she did it for her mom even though it took her a whole 10 years to complete.

Heading online, the proud young lady with the Twitter handle, @Thlolo15March, shared a heartwarming, motivational and highly inspirational post about how she finally added the finishing touches to the house that was built especially for her mother.

"It took me 10 years to build my mum this house... nothing fancy, I’m just proud I did it," she captioned a snap of the ready-to-live-in the property.

Source: Briefly News