23-Year-Old Tsonga Woman Builds House for Mother Who Was Living in a Shack: "It Took Me Years to Build It"

23-Year-Old Tsonga Woman Builds House for Mother Who Was Living in a Shack: "It Took Me Years to Build It"

  • A woman from Gauteng North erected a beautiful home for her mother and shared it online
  • The young Tsonga stunner showed how the house was built from scratch right up to its completion
  • Netizens remarked that she achieved a lot for herself and her mother at only the age of 23
  • She told Briefly News that she was fulfilling her granddad's wishes before he died, telling her to care for her mother

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Woman builds her mother a house
A young woman built her mother a house at the age of 23. Image: @prettywissy
Source: TikTok

A beautiful Tsonga woman built a house for her mother living in a shack.

The stunning woman, who is only 23 years old, made her mother's dreams into a reality when she made sure her mother lived in a beautiful and honourable home to thank her for her sacrifices in raising her.

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23-year-old builds a home for her mother in Hammanskraal

The woman, Wisani Khoza, shared the beautiful home in a video showing different stages of the building.

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The Hammanskraal-based beauty, a nail technician, wanted to remind TikTokkers not to forget where they came from with her post.

The post shows the house being built, with her mother's shack in the background. The end of the video shows the completed house, which stands proudly for the woman. Taking care of the elders in the African tradition ensures that those who do so will be tremendously blessed and favoured. Wisani is an inspiration to those who want to show their mothers gratitude.

Wisani tells Briefly News that mommy was excited about the house

Speaking to Briefly News, Wisani Khoza said it took her years to build the house from the day she started her business.

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"We were living in a three-room shack, so she was so excited that I couldn't take a video of her excitement since I wasn't at home when they were building the house. I feel happy and excited that I built her a house because I did what my grandfather wanted before he passed away. He always told me to take care of my mother as nobody else would do it since I'm an only child," she said.
"A single mother raised me, and I can proudly say she raised a queen. I'm forever grateful for her love and support in everything I've accomplished since birth. She's my daily inspiration because I've seen how independent she was."

Watch the video here:

Netizens thank the woman who built her mom a house

South Africans were touched in the comment section and gushed over how Wisani inspires them.

Phillipine Nkomane said:

"Truly an inspiration."

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MaMshengu_oZothile commented:

"I don't even know you, but I'm proud of you."

Nna_Personally added:

"I'm proud of you, baby."

Thembimashiyane announced blessings.

"From the day you decided to build for your mum, you were releasing all your blessings."

Nelly Mashila pointed out:

"I'm so proud of you. At your age, you built your mom a house. You inspire many, and may God continue to bless you."

Young woman builds her mother a home and touches Mzansi

In a similar video, Briefly News reported that a young woman built her mother a house and shared the progress with Mzansi.

The woman revealed that she was raised by a single mother who did her best.

She pointed out that building her a house is just one of the ways she could show appreciation for her mother.

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Source: Briefly News

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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