TikTok Video of Baby in Dirt Makes Mzansi Believe He Is Miner in the Making: “Zama Zama Vibes”

TikTok Video of Baby in Dirt Makes Mzansi Believe He Is Miner in the Making: “Zama Zama Vibes”

  • A trending video of a bundle of joy digging in the dirt convinced the country he would be a miner
  • The young man's mother wonders in the post how he got there
  • South Africans jokingly call him a zama-zama and make the mother laugh

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A kid digs for gold.
An adorable little child's messy antics has Satafrika believing he has a future in mining. Image: @monique_pfumieym
Source: TikTok

A cute baby playing in the dirt has the country thinking he's digging for gold!

The young man, who seems occupied with a hole his mother found him in, happily gets himself dirty, much to the pleasure of social media.

Mother catches kid in dirt

Monique_pfumieym posted the video with the caption:

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"Still don't know how he got in there."

The short viral clip shows the little angel falling playfully into a small trough.

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He stands up, looks at the camera and smiles innocently.

He is covered in dirt!

South Africans are convinced the little champ is training to become a zama zama.

A zama zama is a colloquial term used to describe illegal miners, who risk their lives in search of minerals through illegal mining.

Cute baby's mother tells Briefly News her child loves dirt

Speaking to Briefly News, Monique Maluleke, the mother of the dirt-rolling bundle of joy, said that she used to be mad when he would play with sand because of how dirty he would get.

"I'd remove him because of how dirty he would get, and it ruined his clothes, especially the light clothes. But kids being kids, he would still go back within a minute. So I realized how happy he is when he plays with sand or mud," she said.

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"He enjoys getting dirty, sticking his fingers in the dirt, and just being a kid, so I decided to let him be and allow him to enjoy being a kid. I then decided to clothe him in dark clothes, so I wouldn't have to worry about him ruining his clothes with dirt."

Watch the video here:

Miner-in-training, say netizens

MyParis13 said he is a mini zama zama.

"Anever! Ke mini zama zama, oko mining."

Nadimba can sense the miner in him.

"It's giving me mine vibes."

In a funny comment, MissLittleFalls indirectly advised the mom to get rid of the clothing.

"Nka latlha romper after a e tlhobola."

Pherehla predicted a career in the mines.

"He's gonna work at the mine."

Little girl caught by dad being naughty

In a similar video, Briefly News wrote that a man's little daughter was caught getting dirty at a neighbour's house.

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The TikTok video shows the happy dad fetching the little angel and her older sister, covered in what appears to be cement.

Netizens commented that the little girl seems to be the ringleader because of her confident stride as she is ushered home.

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za

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