Humble Woman Shares Pictures of Small Shack on Popular Facebook Group, Mzansi Wowed by How Clean It Is

Humble Woman Shares Pictures of Small Shack on Popular Facebook Group, Mzansi Wowed by How Clean It Is

  • A woman shared pictures of her shack on Facebook to get advice on how to better it
  • Margret Mlambo has done the most with the little that she has and is proud of her home
  • People celebrated the woman's small wins and gave her praise for keeping her home neat

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Life is what you make of it! This woman showed off her small and humble home on a popular Facebook group, asking for advice on improving it—seeing her modesty grounded people.

Margret Mlambo shared pictures of her home on the popular Facebook group
People were blown away by how neat this woman kept her home despite her circumstances. Image: Facebook / Margret Mlambo
Source: Facebook

Sometimes we need to be reminded to be grateful for what we have. This woman does not have much, but she takes care of what she does have.

Pictures of woman's humble shack get attention on Facebook

Facebook user Margret Mlambo shared photos of her home on the popular group Make your bedroom beautiful with Thembi's Linen. Living in a shack, the lady has done her best to make it look neat.

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Using the little she has, Margret has done the most to make her mukuku beautiful! Take a look:

Mzansi people shower the humble woman with praise for keeping her home neat

You don't need money to be tidy. Seeing how neat this woman kept her home had people filled with pride. They told her in the comments that she had done a sterling job.

Read some of the sweet comments:

Kate Nhlapo said:

“Very nice and clean, well organised.”

Nana Nodangala said:

“Margret, one day you will have your own house with many bedrooms, and you will look back and tell people that you used to live in a shack, and people will not believe you, and you will give thanks to God. In Jesus’ mighty name. Receive God's blessings.”

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Dile Mdlalose admired:

“Me, I love it. It’s well organised with the little u made the best out of it”

Astasha Sibanda commented:

“I like it, and l love the way you love what you have and are proud of it keep going, my dear.”

Hermajestic Inkosazana Swazi Ngozo said:

“It's so clean and neat, just be careful with the prima stove not to catch fire. I am worried about all the curtains and other extra materials all around they could easily catch fire. Otherwise, it's so cosy. ❤️”

SA man shows off his humble Cape Town home, says life isn't easy, Mzansi inspired by his perseverance

In related news, Briefly News reported that putting together a home is no small task, especially nowadays, where everything seems to cost an arm and a leg. Be that as it may, a young man had Mzansi peeps feeling inspired after sharing images of his humble home on social media.

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Phakie Mfakadolo posted photos on the Make your bedroom beautiful with Thembi's Linen Facebook page, which shows his space featuring a bed and some of his luggage, a camp chair and other home items.

“Life doesn't seem to be easy in Cape Town, but still got to push it on,” Phakie wrote.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.