“I Understand How You Feel”: Woman Breaks Into Tears After Receiving Employment News, SA’s Moved

“I Understand How You Feel”: Woman Breaks Into Tears After Receiving Employment News, SA’s Moved

  • A local lady was busy pampering herself when she received the news she had been waiting for
  • The hun was over the moon that she shared a video of herself emotional on TikTok
  • Social media users did not hesitate to congratulate her and wished her the best in her new journey
  • Briefly News spoke had the pleasure of speaking to Zandi Khwezi about her exciting news
Unemployed social media user were hopeful after a lady shared her luck
A hun cried after getting an offer letter, and Mzansi congratulated her. Image: @zandi_kwezi
Source: TikTok

There's no better feeling than receiving news you have been praying for, significantly if it will greatly impact your life.

A hun's haircare moment turned into a celebration when she received good news, which she shared on TikTok under her handle @zandi_kwezi.

Receiving good news while being papered

The young lady stands in front of a mirror, tears filling her eyes, and sings a gospel song about staying with the Lord always through life's highs and lows. Apologising for her happy tears, she captioned her video:

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"You were in the middle of an installation when you got an offer letter."

Watch the video below:

The TikTok user speaks to us about her exciting news

Briefly News had the pleasure of chatting with @zandi_khwezi about her appointment letter and her commencing period, and she said:

"I’m starting in January, but since I went there today, I know it’s an amazing place, a place God made for me."

We asked her how long she was unemployed before receiving the offer letter, and she said:

"I’ve been unemployed since October 2024 after doing a leadership and an internship for 2 years."

As someone who was been without a job for a little while, we asked @zandi_khwezi if she had any advice for unemployed young people who are seeking jobs, and she said:

"To be honest, no advice is ever good enough when you’ve been unemployed and getting rejected over and over again, but what I can say is sometimes the rejection is a redirection from God. He knows why he is making you wait."

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Mzansi rejoices with the hun

The post attracted almost 800 comments from social media users who congratulated the hun and wished her the best in her new job. The babe's video also gave others seeking employment hope that their turn was near.

User @xolilekunene780 added:

"The season of grace has reached his strongest soldiers who have persevered through it all."

User @Lungwamie shared:

"I understand how you're feeling 🥺 maybe I won't be able to even utter any words when GRACE finally locates me ❤️okuhle kodwa on your journey."

User @avela<3 commented:

"God is within her; she will not fail; congratulations, Sisi🥺❤️."

User @MaXaba🎀added:

"That was me last year August after losing a job. I got another offer 3 days after 😭😭 I was on my knees crying my lungs out and praising. I couldn't believe it!"

User @Maleshoane Mokoena commented:

"2025 is your year may God grant you strength 😍."

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User @Maqinase shared:

"Never been so happy and proud of a stranger 😩❤️. Sis, you did that 🔥Congratulations, mamas."

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za