“May God Bless You”: SA Graduate Becomes Entrepreneur After Job Scarcity, Mzansi Reacts

• A young South African graduate shared her story of life after finishing school and obtaining a Bachelor in Education degree 
• Emihle Ludonga recently graduated from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology but has settled as an entrepreneur and promoter to avoid unemployment 
• Social media users shared warm words of encouragement and cheered the lady on in the comments section 
• Briefly News spoke to a social media strategist who once plugged Mzansi with high income skills to conquer the fast growing digital industry

A CPUT graduate hopped on a viral TikTok trend where social media users update their followers about life after graduation.

Emihle Ludonga shared that she had to create multiple income streams as teaching posts have been scarce.

SA graduate becomes entrepreneur after job scarcity 

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A young lady who recently obtained a teaching degree from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology shared that she had to create other income streams after struggling to find a teaching post. Emihle Ludonga started selling cosmetic products and iPhones and became a product promoter.

She captioned her post:

"What I studied for vs what I'm currently doing. This life has no balance."

Watch the video below:

Mzansi reacts to graduate creating streams of income 

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Lulama Hueghs, a Creative Director and Social Media Strategist, shared how South Africans can make good money easily:

“The digital space is the fastest growing space there are so many jobs both without and no experience. Jobs such as Cloud computing, where you need a moderate understanding of IT, Virtual Assistants, and Audio Transcriber jobs that can be done remotely with no need to talk, all you need is to be fluent in English and type what you hear from the audio."

Emihle's story touched many who wished her well in the comments:

@patiepanther shared a quote:

"When the time is right, I, the Lord, will make it happen."

@King Solomon🫧 expalined:

"God sometimes, unfortunately, does not give us what we want. He gives us what is best for us. You might end up not wanting to teach because of the growth of a side hustle and the amount of money you make."

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@LeloN told shared a story:

"I took a cleaning job, and they allowed me to study; I just graduated last...your day is coming, mama. Hold on."

@Monalisa 💗 assured her:

"You will get there, baby."

@🎀Gcogco🎀 consoled the graduate:

"At least you're doing something, love."

@Kelebogile admired her work ethic:

"I love the fact that you are doing something; I am so proud of you for looking for other means of making a living."

@Nkoskhona wished the lady well:

"May God bless you with a job you desire, sisi wam."

@MR TISETSO MAJOZI (GOD IS GOOD advised the lady to relocate:

"Keep pushing my sister. Your turn will come. Why don't you relocate to Gauteng? You might get a job immediately."

Domestic worker wows Mzansi in viral TikTok video of turning into baddie

Briefly News also reported that A young lady who happened to be a domestic worker wowed the internet when she transformed into her baddie self. Athule Tuswa hopped on a famous TikTok trend where South Africans show off their lifestyles versus their contradicting careers.

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Social media users were stunned by how pretty Tuswa looked and how her job did not suit her.

Source: Briefly News