“This Is a Role Model”: Mining Tycoon Celebrates Launch of New Truck Fleet, SA Impressed

“This Is a Role Model”: Mining Tycoon Celebrates Launch of New Truck Fleet, SA Impressed

  • A local mining tycoon went viral for celebrating the delivery of a massive truck fleet in luxury style, and his employees were with him to witness that
  • The event, shared on TikTok, showed him popping champagne while sitting on the roof of a multimillion-rand Brabus
  • Social media users were impressed by his empire, praising his success and support for black families

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Social media users were impressed, and some imagined what they would do with such money
A mining boss asked his employee how it felt to work for a business worth two billion rands. Image: MySol Madibela Holdings
Source: Facebook

South Africa's most stylish mining boss flaunted his latest truck delivery celebration a few weeks after gifting himself a Brabus AMG G63 6×6, worth over R20 million.

The video, posted on TikTok by @karabo.mabote, inspired social media users with his hard work, success, and wild celebration.

The man celebrates his trucks

Standing on his R20 million Brabus G63 AMG 6×6, the businessman, known as MySol, welcomes a fleet of new mining trucks with a champagne shower. The big yellow trucks line up behind him as he toasts to nearly hitting 200 vehicles in his fleet, a milestone he says he'll reach by June.

The crowd behind him is hyped, chanting 'MySol!' as he laughs, celebrates, and asks his colleague how it feels working for a company worth more than R2 billion.

Many praised him for creating jobs and supporting many charities
Those who knew the businessman shared that he treated his employees very well. Image: MySol Madibela Holdings
Source: Facebook

SA is hyped by the billionaire's moves

Social media users flooded the comment section, showing the mining boss love and respect. Many were in awe of the empire he had built, providing for thousands of families and proving that black excellence is unstoppable. Some reminded critics that he has always taken care of his staff. Others praised him for celebrating with his team and staying grounded despite his wealth, wishing for more bosses like him.

User @pepsi said:

"This man, according to those who know him, speaks well about him. If that is true, these are the kind of people we need in our economy. May he prosper more for the benefit of many himself nd our economy. Salute sir, u are indeed a role model to many 🙏."

User @maputle commented:

"I'm just happy that he helps the community by creating more jobs with this bad economy, I say, "Salute Mr Mysol💪."

User @user5811851085818 shared:

"The fact that his business is legitimate and has employed so many people, and he pays tax and always donates to the poor. No one will touch him."

User @Mokgethi😬 added:

"This is a role model."

User @MOTHO WA MODIMO shared:

"A company worth more than 2 billion. Bra Sol is balling 💯 👌."

User @Dj Crysler said:

"No company owner has a good relationship with employees like My Sol, this guy does not have any bad issues with employees, that's why God will always bless him."

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za