Pretoria Woman Builds Shack Version of Her Dream House, Mzansi Peeps Applaud Her Impressive Structure

Pretoria Woman Builds Shack Version of Her Dream House, Mzansi Peeps Applaud Her Impressive Structure

  • Veronica Thandeka is showing off her newly built steel structure which is finally complete
  • The young woman shared photos of the shack, which has two bedrooms and a sitting room area
  • Thandeka shared photos of her dream house and showed people how she built her mkhukhu to resemble it

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Veronica Thandeka builds shack from ground up
Pretoria lady flexes newly built structure. Images: Facebook/Veronica Thandeka
Source: Facebook

Veronica Thandeka from Pretoria is living proof that you can fake it till you make it. The young hun built her dream shack until she could afford the house she wanted.

The lady posted pictures on the group Make your bedroom Beautiful �with Thembi's Linen � and showed the finished structure.

Pretoria woman builds mkhukhu from scratch

Thandeka even shared images of her shack and the dream house she eventually wanted, but finances do not allow it now.

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The Pretoria lady did not let financial struggles stop her, though, and made the first step to get her place and said:

"My shack, my peaceful place, my first step."

Here are some of the pictures:

Veronica Thandeka shows dream house versus shack
Veronica Thandeka shows her dream house versus a shack. Images: Veronica Thandeka/Facebook
Source: Facebook
Sitting room and bedroom
Pretoria Woman shows the sitting room and one of the bedrooms. Veronica Thandeka/Facebook
Source: Facebook
Veronica Thandeka's main bedroom
View of the main bedroom. Images: Veronica Thandeka/Facebook
Source: Facebook

Peeps are amazed by the precision of the steel structure

Netizens were impressed by the mkhuhku and how determined Thandeka was to get her dream home, even if it meant living in a shack in the meantime. People gave her much-needed advice on what she could do to improve her living space.

Here are some of the comments:

@PholoshoKegoamogetse said:

"Beautiful and clean. Try to get a rigid board and dark colour curtain for the inside covering. Any way, 100 % Perfect."

@Sarah said:

"Wow, gal, this is heaven."

@LorrainvanWyk said:

"Sho sho sho, I love this place."

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@Cusandra Themba commented:

"Nice, don't hesitate to add floor tiles."

@Nozipho Zee Mkwalo said:

"Neat babes, keep pushing."

Pretoria woman shows off newly built mkhukhu, moved from flat to shack to save money

In similar stories, Briefly News reported about a lady who had to live within her means.

A lady from Pretoria has moved from a flat into a mkhukhu that she built to save money.

People congratulated her for the newly built structure, and individuals praised her for a good job. The independent woman had to ensure she lived in a place she could afford.

Peeps praised her for doing the best for herself.

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Trisha Pillay (Weekend current affairs editor) Trisha Pillay is a Current Affairs writer at Briefly News. She has a degree in Journalism from the University of Johannesburg and an Honours degree in International Politics from UNISA. She joined ENCA straight out of varsity and completed an internship at the channel. Pillay later went on to cover politics, crime, entertainment, and current affairs at the Citizen Newspaper. She joined Newzroom Afrika in 2019 and became a senior bulletin editor for shows focused on politics and current affairs on the channel. She joined Briefly News in 2023. You can contact her at trisha.pillay@briefly.co.za