“Spirit of a Hustling Woman”: Content Creator Is Praised for Allegedly Buying a Lodge, SA Celebrates

• Mpumalanga content creator Makhi Thee Swappa Queen was celebrated after a post alleged that she purchased a new lodge, adding to her significant real-world assets
• The news was shared by a Facebook account, showcasing three pictures of the spacious lodge and the surrounding land
• Social media users warmly congratulated the creator, praising her hustle and noting that the achievement silenced those who previously mocked her unfiltered content

A popular content creator, Makhi Thee Swappa Queen, made waves on social media, with news alleging that the successful digital personality has added a lodge to her portfolio of assets.

The news was shared on Facebook by the Kasi Economy account, garnering massive views, likes, and comments from viewers who celebrated the mother of three’s success.

The viral images showcased the scenic lodge, featuring a striking wooden walkway leading to another section of the structure. The photos gave different angles of the property, highlighting its natural setting and design.

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Makhi's journey from content creator to property mogul

The pictures revealed that the lodge sits on a massive tract of land, suggesting ample space for building additional chalets or expanding the property into a substantial hospitality business, which could lead to even greater financial success. This potential venture is seen by many as a major step forward for the creator, transitioning her success from the digital empire to tangible, high-value investments. Facebook account Kasi Economy captioned the post, “Congrats to Makhi Thee Swappa Queen on purchasing this lodge.”

A celebration of the hustle

This alleged property acquisition follows a string of other publicly shared achievements by Makhi, including building her own home with earnings from her successful Facebook content. Briefly News previously covered an article on the content creator’s massive home she built, and the luxury car she bought. Makhi, known for her humorous and often unfiltered content, has become a prime example of how content creation can lead to significant financial independence in South Africa.

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SA celebrates Makhi’s alleged achievement

The post was warmly received by social media users who flooded the comments section with congratulatory messages. Many viewers emphasised that her entrepreneurial and hustling spirit was commendable, wishing her continued success in all her endeavours. Some noted that the joke was now on the mockers, as Makhi continues to rack up significant financial wins. Others celebrated her ability to convert online engagement into real-world assets, cementing her status as one of South Africa’s top-earning and most inspiring digital content creators.

User @Mj Mj commented:

"Congratulations, you've done it. Yoh, pain landed on the mockers."

User @Kelebogile Mudau shared:

"Wow, congrats, Makhi! Indeed, 2025 is yours."

User @Majay Majay said:

"May God protect your territory and prosper you. Congrats."

User @Wïtnës Chäüke joked:

"Makhi is gonna end up buying the entire province, then the entire country, mos.

User @Thando Lee commented:

"I'm inspired by you, my sister. From the beginning, you never cared what people had to say; instead, you worked towards your goal. Spirit to a hustling woman. More power, more blessings, and many, many more to come."

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User @Thembi Chilli Ramatladi joked:

"Talk about the signs of winning the lottery and telling no one. Congratulations, girl."

Watch the Facebook post below:

3 Briefly News articles about content creators

• A resourceful content creator shared a money-saving tip, highlighting a 46-piece stationery value pack from a local store for only a little over R100.
• Babe Waachankura was approached by two car guards outside a Gqeberha mall, seeking her help to expose their employer, who forces them to pay up to R150 in daily 'rent' instead of receiving a salary.
• A content creator made R12K in just two weeks after aligning herself with international brands, and she shared her strategy online.

Proofreading by Kelly Lippke, copy editor at Briefly.co.za.

Source: Briefly News