Young Botswana Babe Sells Scones on Road to Make Ends Meet, Netizens Inspired by Her Creative Hustle

• With unemployment on the increase and the cost of living always rising, sometimes it’s necessary to hustle to make ends meet
• One Botswana woman is taking the fate of her employment into her own hands by selling scones on the side of the road to make money
• Commenting on a post shared on Facebook, online peeps expressed how impressed they were with the creative babe

It’s no secret that unemployment is a massive problem in South Africa and various parts of the world.

But one Botswana hun isn’t allowing herself to be disheartened by increasing unemployment rates and has created a lucrative side-hustle of her own.

Amantle Sanka, who is from Gaborone, sells scones on the side of the road every morning to make ends meet, working hard for her cash with a huge smile on her face. How inspiring!

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Commenting on a post shared by Briefly News, that honoured the determined young woman, online peeps noted that they were in awe of the lovely lady’s creative hustle.

Here are some of the top reactions:

Edith Powell said:

“Wonderful. May she do well with her business. Where there is a will, there is a way.”

Ntsoaki Tshandu added

“You go, girl. The sky is the limit, viva mbokodo, you'll go far. Soldier on.”

Meshack Maduna reacted:

“Let us give praise to those who do their best to make an honest living.”

Drieka Blignault wrote:

“Where there is a will, there is a way. Blessings will come your way. Keep up the good work.”

Motivated HR graduate sells kotas to make ends meet, has message for youth: “No one is coming to rescue you”

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In another inspiring story by Briefly News, a gorgeous Mzansi lady who recently graduated with a degree in Human Resource Management has started a kota business to survive.

Faith Maringa, a Limpopo resident, says that although she is looking for work that is in line with her studies, selling kotas helps her make ends meet. The babe believes that the youth should look for their own opportunities and be creative in their pursuit of employment.

Source: Briefly News