“You’re an Inspiration”: Man Walking From Gqeberha to Cape Town Reaches His First Stop, SA Moved

“You’re an Inspiration”: Man Walking From Gqeberha to Cape Town Reaches His First Stop, SA Moved

  • A man from Gqeberha embarked on an incredible walk to Cape Town to raise funds and awareness for his organisation, Broski
  • The motivating video documenting the first leg of his journey went viral on TikTok, capturing the attention of many supportive followers
  • Viewers were touched by his commitment, promising to track his journey and offering practical support along his route
The man said he was embarking on the walk to raise funds for his NGO, Broski
An Eastern Cape man recorded himself walking from Gqeberha, on his way to Cape Town. Image: @zondani51
Source: TikTok

A man’s ambitious journey to walk from Gqeberha to Cape Town has captivated social media users, transforming his personal trek into a powerful fundraising mission.

The video, shared on TikTok by @zondani51, attracted a massive number of views and comments from an online community that responded with an outpouring of love and support.

The video begins with the man, TikTok user @zondani51, at his home in Gqeberha, ready to hit the road for his massive undertaking. He quickly transitions to footage of himself already walking, providing viewers with real-time updates of his location.

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The man documents his journey to Cape Town

His first major milestone was the town of Humansdorp. As he continued his trek, he filmed a road sign indicating 61 kilometres remaining before the next cut showed him successfully arriving in the small town. The man’s journey then took him past a nature reserve in Tsitsikamma, where he filmed a long and narrow bridge.

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He confessed to being scared of both the bridge and the local wildlife, though he expressed gratitude for having seen a monkey after passing the reserve. He noted that the purpose of his incredible physical feat was to raise funds for his organisation, Broski.

Others ask him to tell them when he was close to their areas, saying they would bring him refreshments
Social media users were deeply moved by the man's bravery and promised to support him. Image: @zondani51
Source: TikTok

SA shows the man's love

Social media users flooded the comment section, showing the man support and promising to follow his journey every step of the way. Many viewers requested that he officially introduce himself and provide more details about his organisation, Broski, to better understand the cause and pledge their support.

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Some promised to keep him in their prayers, acknowledging the physical toll of the long walk. Others offered practical assistance, telling him to notify them when he was passing through their towns so they could bring him refreshments and food.

User @Busi advised:

"Bhuti, you're an inspiration. Can you do a brief introduction of who you are and the goal of this walk ( just one line), so that people can support you? Also, how do people support you?"

User @NickeyJoseph asked:

"Keep going, boetie. I'm cheering this side! Are you passing the R62?"

User @Tamie said:

"Sakubeka emthandazweni, bhuti (we'll keep you in our prayers, brother)."

User @Tar Luisman Æ Adams offered:

"When you get to the Shell garage in Knysna, ask for Athenkosi. Let me buy you refreshments."

User @Bman asked:

"Is there anyone driving past Gqebrha to the Cape Town direction? I have a fully charged power bank that I want to donate."

User @Ncedo Marele said:

"Bro! That stretch between Humansdorp and Storms is crazy long, good luck, mfethu, uhambe kakuhle (travel safely)."

Watch the TikTok video below:

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  • A group of three young men from Burgersfort cycling to Cape Town excited the public, who had been following their journey when they were left with 850km to go to the Mother City.

Source: Briefly News

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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