Zimbabwean Influencer Ndoyisile Sibindi's Cape Town House Tour Raises Income Questions
- Zimbabwean influencer Ndoyisile Sibindi shared a walkthrough of a modern double-storey Cape Town home on Instagram on Tuesday, 25 August 2026
- A video of the unfurnished property, which features wooden flooring, built-in cabinetry and a staircase, quickly circulated on X
- South Africans began questioning how Sibindi, a foreign national, is funding such an expensive property in Cape Town
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A Zimbabwean influencer has set social media alight after showing off a stunning Cape Town property, with many South Africans demanding to know exactly how he is affording it.
Ndoyisile Sibindi posted a walkthrough tour of a modern double-storey Cape Town house on Instagram on Tuesday, 25 August 2026. The first-person video, filmed inside what appears to be a newly built, unfurnished home, reveals spacious rooms with wooden flooring, sleek built-in cabinetry and a staircase. The caption on screen read: "His promises are 'yes' and 'amen...'" suggesting Sibindi was celebrating the milestone as a blessing.
Mzansi questions Sibindi's source of income
The clip quickly made its way onto X the following day, where it has sharply divided opinion. Many South Africans were not focused on the décor but on the price tag, questioning how a foreign national could afford what appears to be an upmarket Cape Town property while locals struggle to access the same opportunities.
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Watch the house tour that divided Mzansi below:
The debate quickly turned heated, with xenophobia and economic anxiety at the centre of the discussion. Some users argued that Sibindi's success in South Africa comes at the direct expense of local content creators, while others pushed back, insisting that achievements should be celebrated regardless of nationality.
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The comments were fiery and wide-ranging. Here is what people had to say:
@_Tee__G wrote:
"The very same opportunity he's benefiting from could benefit our own South African 🇿🇦 content creator."
@IkoloAgidi responded:
"Using the term 'illegal migrant' does not necessarily mean you are right. Most of these migrants are 'legal migrants'; however, due to your hate and phobia of them, you choose the term 'illegal' to suit your xenophobic ideology. Finally, migrants have advanced survival instincts."
@tintobee took a more measured stance:
"Well done to the young man; a lot of people struggle to reach this level. He must stay focused and work harder. Cape Town belongs to everyone who can afford it. Nobody says anything about the Austrians and Germans, but it's wrong when a black person achieves something."
Ndoyisile Sibindi reveals rent amount
Meanwhile, Briefly News reported that Ndoyisile Sibindi shared a vlog-style TikTok documenting his move to a new Cape Town rental on 20 July 2026.
Ndoyisile revealed how much he pays per month for a fully furnished apartment, noting that prices are higher than in Gauteng.
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