Mzansi Man Celebrates Landing the Job He's Been Waiting For: “God Has Been With Me and I'm Really Grateful”
- A South African man is beaming with joy after successfully securing the job he had been longing for
- He shared the good news on his Twitter account recently and expressed his gratitude for the answered prayer
- His fellow followers were just as happy as they poured messages of congratulations on the tweet
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A young man took to social media to share the good news of landing a new job with fellow followers.
Source: Twitter
In the Twitter thread @ZolileJack shared that he has finally received the email he had been waiting for after job hunting for a year.
“The email I've been waiting for finally came through and I got the job. God has been with me and I'm really grateful. I'm literally crying omg. After an entire year of unemployment,” he said.
With thousands of South African’s going against the grain each day in their pursuit of employment, such success stories bring joy and hope to young people.
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The tweet’s comments section is overflowing with congratulations as peeps shared their delight for the new employee.
Check out some of their comments on the post:
@kagisojantjies said:
“All I'm smelling are wins for you this week. So proud of you!!”
@Phenzooo wrote:
“Congratulations baby!”
@LNomngcayi commented:
“Congratulations, bhuti.”
Rural boy inspires Mzansi with thriving farm business
In more young men inspiring Mzansi, Briefly News previously reported on a young man left many peeps inspired after he shared the amazing progress and development of his farming business.
Terry Maphosa (@terrymap1) shared a tweet which featured two photos showing how his farm went from being a vacant piece of land to one rich with lush vegetation.
The 29-year-old from Mhondoro Ngezi in Zimbabwe spoke to Briefly News on his thriving business and love for agriculture.
For Terry farming is a profession of hope which he got into full time in 2017. He specialises in poultry, market gardening and crop farming.
“I have love and deep passion for farming. Farming has no season so it means I get money all year round. I am my own boss so it gives me so much joy working at my own pace and enjoying my growth,” he said.
Source: Briefly News
