From Graduate to Hustler: Mzansi Salutes Young Man Who Started Veggie Business After Struggling to Find Work

• After successfully graduating with his diploma, Innocent Mabuza from Nelspruit struggled to find work
• The 24-year-old tried out vegetable farming at his parents’ home as a hobby and soon took the initiative to turn it into a business
• Today his vegetable business is thriving and he has been able to employ three more people to help him

Innocent Mabuza (24) from KaNyamazane township in Nelspruit struggled to find employment after getting his diploma.

Not one to be defined by the odds stacked against him, the young man started a new hobby planting vegetables in his parents' backyard. He realised that he could make a living selling those vegetables.

Briefly News congratulated the young entrepreneur on Facebook, who has also created job opportunities for others. Today he has employed three young people who help him sell.

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Mzansi applauded Innocent on his growing venture:

Keletšo Mmafefe Moloto said:

“Don't give up boy. There are people out there who are older than you with degrees and masters that are struggling. Life is not easy as we think after graduating. Keep on pushing.”

Pierre-henri Labuschagne commented:

“Respect brother, blessings over your business.”

Sicelo Kay Walekhosi said:

“I have so much respect for hustlers.”

Fada Ginjah reacted:

“God bless him.”

Wonder Donda said:

“Salute indeed he is a good example to us who are still afraid of taking calculated risks”

Keitumetse Larona reacted:

“This is the new South Africa put degrees aside and hustle like a drop out.”

Paulina Liphafa commented:

“Wonderful may the Almighty God bless you more and more. May your business flourish.”

Lindiwe Sibiya said:

“One of our own. We are proud of you.”

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Mzansi wowed by well dressed guy selling veggies on the road

Briefly News previously reported on a local guy who is a street-smart hustler and he is being praised for his dress code. His pictures have found their way to the internet showing the veggie hawker in action.

As shared by @Ndi_MuVenda, the guy is a street vendor hustling to make ends meet like all of us, but what attracts Mzansi the most is his stunning outfit in warm colours of yellow, orange and red to match his stock.

Selling veggies or starting a business in Mzansi during the raging coronavirus pandemic is something the youth are exploring as they struggle to get jobs.

Source: Briefly News