“She Must Start Selling Avon”: SA Spots Retired Politician After Seeing Life Out of Office

• South Africans were amused by a Mzansi politician’s life outside of the office and made her video trend
• The popular lady became active on social media with short vlogs of her day-to-day life as a jobless woman 
• Social media users were amused by her recent clip that generated over 194K views in a couple of days 

We often see our South African politicians in suits, carrying briefcases as they attend endless meetings.

It’s hard to imagine them doing anything else, especially living ordinarily just like the rest of us.

SA roasts unemployed politician in viral TikTok

Mzansi spotted a familiar face while scrolling on TikTok and did a double take only to confirm their suspicions. Former Minister of Social Development of South Africa, Lindiwe Zulu, shared a video of herself grinding at the gym.

Otherwise known as Ginger, the 66-year-old floored many with her moves and her camera-hungry nature. South Africans were intrigued by her new lifestyle and were curious to know more about her, as she seemed more relatable.

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Some social media users roasted her as she seemed down and out without her formal wear, saying:

“It’s hard to be an unemployed politician. She must start selling Avon. From politician to influencer.”

Watch the TikTok video below:

Mzansi roasts former SA politician after being unemployed

 Social media users shared their thoughts on the matter in a thread of comments:

@FeleboyG remembered:

“Lindiwe Zulu? I last heard from her in 2023, when more than 80 people burnt to their deaths in Johannesburg.”

@_.neo._amour clarified:

“Her unemployment isn't the same as ours, guys.”

@Chux Lesmor explained:

“She is super rich. Now, she has time for herself. Hell yeah. No pain, no gain.”

@Mthi trolled:

“You’ll get your R350, don't worry.”

@ziggyzah! worried:

“What is happening to our political class? They are losing it.”

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• A group of Mzansi kasi men borrowed a scene from Sarafina to express the pain of being unemployed
• A South African lady planned to force herself into a corporate position without any relevant qualifications
• A new graduate from Cape Peninsula university of Technology became an entreprenuer amid Mzansi's tough job scarcity

Source: Briefly News