South Africans Donate Money To Tshwane Coffee Seller After Truck Hit Trolley, TikTok Video Trends

South Africans Donate Money To Tshwane Coffee Seller After Truck Hit Trolley, TikTok Video Trends

  • Mzansi supported a man whose business was almost destroyed when a truck knocked over his coffee-making trolley
  • He posted a tearful video in which he cried about not knowing what to do since the business was his only source of income
  • South Africans donated money and assisted him in various ways, which he was thankful for

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A man's coffee business was revived after a truck hit his trolley
Mzansi showed the spirit of ubuntu by helping a man who almost lost his business because of an accident. Image: @coffeetocar
Source: TikTok

South Africans rallied behind a coffee seller from Tshwane who lost his stock in an accident. What was supposed to be a day of hustling turned into a tearful day as the man's entire stock and all his equipment was destroyed by a truck.

In desperation, he turned to netizens for help and they pulled through with donations, which he was thankful for.

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@coffeetocar posted on TikTok that a truck hit his trolley on his way to work. He broke down in tears as he said that he did not know what he would do because selling coffee to motorists is his only way to survive.

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He mentioned that something had told him not to go to work that day but he didn't listen. His video shows the extent of the damage.

Mzansi helps man's business

South Africans pulled up for him and gave him a helping hand. The comment section was flooded with requests for his account number. Netizens also offered services and donated more than just money; also different items for his business. South Africans clapped their hands and shared their admiration for his hustle of selling coffee on the streets.

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Watch the video where he thanked Mzansi here:

Netizens chop onions in the comment section

In the true spirit of Ubuntu, South Africans threw their support behind him.

The GrooveMaster offered his help.

“Please check your inbox and get hold of me. Let me help you replace what you lost.”

NkinselaLedlozi said:

“Your Creator is opening a new door. Don’t cry over spilt milk but rejoice in the miracle of what is about to happen.”

Yowa MC Yfm wrote:

“I donated something. Stand up, bro. Show life that you can do better, and this is nothing.”

Nicole Swanepoel asked:

“Where can we donate to help get you sorted and come back out there? I respect the hustle you have and your smile daily.”

Supermassive.coffee added:

“I’m a small roaster. I would love to help. May I gift you a free kilo of beans?”

Amy94 loved the ubuntu:

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“True South African spirit! Stay strong. God bless you, and may CoffeetoCar grow more and better than before.”

Mzansi helps young man with school items

In a similar article, Briefly News reported that Mzansi helped a young man who did not have a uniform to go to school or food to eat.

The nation rallied behind him and donated clothing, food, groceries and electricity after his neighbour shared a TikTok video of him struggling to boil water in the rain before school.

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za