“Congratulations Stranger”: Inspiring Transformation of 4-Room House Leaves SA Feeling Encouraged

“Congratulations Stranger”: Inspiring Transformation of 4-Room House Leaves SA Feeling Encouraged

  • A lady shared the long journey of transforming her humble home into a four-room house in a clip that Mzansi found inspirational
  • The woman showed how the journey had many steps along the way, including fixing up the inside of the current building
  • People across South Africa congratulated the woman for her achievement and had nothing but positivity to share

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A lady had Mzansi applauding her after she added new additions to her house, turning it into a four-room one.
A woman left SA feeling inspired after transforming her house into a four-room home. Images: neo.shale.paka
Source: TikTok

Extending or building a family home is the dream of many South Africans who wish to live a better life. One woman inspired Mzansi after she posted a clip of transforming her humble home into a four-room one.

Planting seeds of growth

TikTokker neo.shale.paka posted a two-minute video showing the journey of building the extra rooms for her home. The beginning of the video takes place in 2023 and shows the small home on a large plot of land. The lady takes a stroll around the home to show what condition it is currently in. The clip then shows the yard being cleared of grass for further construction.

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See the clip below:

Rome wasn't built in a day

After the ground was cleared, the inside of the small home needed some repairs. The roof was stripped to make way for the new expansion. Additionally, the walls were re-painted orange as well. The property wasn't the only addition, a wall was constructed to house the home and its extension.

A lady showed how proud she was of her home construction efforts.
The woman was happy with how her home was going. Image: Hispanolistic
Source: Getty Images

As the clip progresses, so does the construction of the home. The bedroom has been redone and the outside has been repainted to a fresh grey colour. A fence has been placed at the front of the house, with some new tiles being laid at the entrance of it. The construction of the extension went underway and is still to be completed.

South Africans applauded the lady for her hard work and congratulated her on the achievement.

Read the comments below:

Spokie said:

"Love this type of content 💖💖🌸 Congratulations stranger happy for you💃🏻"

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Molokobaby mentioned:

"🥰🥰I have never been so happy for a stranger 🥰"

Olonange1813 commented:

"Look @ me liking the video before I even see it... The Lord is good."

Lelo posted:

"Congratulations stranger ❤ I’m super proud of you."

Poloko Ntamehlo shared:

"This just made me so happy ♥️"

KC said:

"Congratulations, I'm happy ngathi eyami."

TT mentioned:

"Congratulations cc thats my daily prayer 🥺"

Moleboheng Matsoso commented:

"Proud moment I'm happy for you love waka."

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Siphesihle Z Luthango (Editor) Siphesihle Luthango is a human interest writer at Briefly News. He has a strong background in digital media and storytelling. Graduating cum laude in Journalism and International Studies from Monash South Africa (2018-2020), he has worked across various platforms, from online news and business reporting to digital marketing and content creation. He has written for The West African Times (2021), and Floww (2023-2024) writing human interest and business stories. Siphesihle has expertise in multimedia journalism, SEO, and digital marketing. Email: siphesihle.luthango@briefly.co.za