Limpopo Man Eating Pap in TikTok Video Opens Up About Financial Struggles: "It's Difficult"

Limpopo Man Eating Pap in TikTok Video Opens Up About Financial Struggles: "It's Difficult"

  • A man from Limpopo revealed that he was not doing well financially, and his food testified to his struggles
  • The gent posted a clip of himself eating dry pap with nothing to go with it
  • Netizens offered words of encouragement and even shared their own stories
  • The gent shared his heartbreaking story with Briefly News about how difficult it is for him

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A man eats pap with nothing to have it with and cries about his finances
A gent from Limpopo who ate pap on its own was heartbroken because of his financial situation. Image: @lucasmoraswi
Source: TikTok

A Limpopo man broke hearts online when he posted how he suffered financially.

His situation is so terrible that he is forced to eat pap with no seshebo. Netizens comforted him by reminding him that his position is not permanent.

Man shares financial woes in TikTok video

The gent, @lucasmoraswi, posted a TikTok video of himself eating pap with pap. The man looks around sadly as he eats his food with the caption that he is suffering financially.

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It can be challenging to make enough money to feed oneself because of the rising unemployment rate and the increasing food prices, and the man’s condition is similar to many who have to endure poverty and eat meagre meals to survive.

Man tells Briefly News of hardships

Lucas Moraswi told Briefly News that he lives in Ga-Manotwane in Limpopo.

"In most cases, I eat pap and tin stuff, morogo, or whatever I have. Sometimes I only bring pap, and my colleagues would make fun of me, even nicknaming me Buswa (pap). I'm busy with the learnership at Samancor Eastern Chrome Mine. My stipend is insufficient to maintain myself, my kids and my family. I end up disregarding myself and focusing on my family and kids. It's difficult to work without a proper meal, especially when eating in front of the colleagues," he said."

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Netizens commented on his video.

Lindiwetshuma525 remarked:

“At least you got pap. For me, it’s been a week sleeping and spending the day with nothing to eat with my kids.”

Bianca Sutherland added:

“Everyone is struggling. I eat once a day, and it’s with dinner. Times are tough. As long as the kids have lunch, we continue.”

Elizabeth L wrote:

“I’m going to work today with nothing to eat, no lunch. And I have to make a plan that when I come back, I must return with a loaf of bread for my kids.”

Machwene Sarinah shaed her experience.

“I used to go to work with nothing. When others ate, I would continue with my work and always lied that I was on a diet until one of my bosses saw me, and it all changed.”

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“Kaydee comforted him.

“Hang in there, brother. God will change your situation. He’s a faithful God, and he will never forsake you.”

Sesi was also positive.

“I remember when I started at work. I did not have food for lunch for a month until I got paid. Nothing is permanent.”

Venda student shares meal in TikTok video

In a similar article, Briefly News wrote that a Limpopo student shared the food she eats daily.

Her meals included meagre meals like rice and beans, pap and tin fish and pap and spinach. Netizens were sympathetic towards her and told her that her struggles were not in vain.

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Source: Briefly News

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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