Pretoria Plumber Faces Unemployment, Asks Mzansi to Support Her New Business As Street Vendor

• A woman who could not find employment as a plumber is taking matters into her own hands by taking to the streets with her entrepreneurial drive
• The qualified plumber, Charmaine Moloto, decided to take to go out there to earn a living by selling achaar
• Many netizens found the lady's effort to be inspirational, while many gave her advice on how she can grow in her career as a plumber

Unemployment is a rife problem in South Africa. A woman, Charmaine Moloto, cannot find a job as a plumber but is taking it all in stride.

Charmaine Moloto took to LinkedIn to advertise her achaar business. Many netizens were eager to share and advertise the woman's venture.

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Mzansi rallies behind unemployed plumber's achaar business

Charmaine is one of many who are disappointed by the employment opportunities in South Africa. Charmaine is a qualified plumber but has resorted to selling achaar in Pretoria. The young lady asked South Africans to help promote her business in a LinkedIn post, and many were happy to do it. Some even advised Charmaine to not give up on her plumbing career.

Moses Chikwiriro commented:

"That's good not to select jobs, especially if you can't get your job at that moment. l learnt a lot of skills when I couldn't get the job I trained for. My advice is don't give up just learn new things as you look for your real job, don't just sit."

Penny Mkhize commented:

"My dear don't make a mistake, you were always an entrepreneur. Just because you're on the streets running your business doesn't mean you failed. It means you're determined to fulfill your dream, this is part of your journey. Who knows maybe you arer creating capital for your plumbing business."

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Justice Itsana commented:

"Wow, this is really beautiful. This is really amazing. Not everyone is passionate about what they do this days. People turn to bottles instead of turning to life."

Musa S. commented:

"All the best in your entrepreneurship as well as job search, plumbing is a well sort after trade."

Jozi lady beams with excitement at new job after 6 months of being unemployed

Briefly News previously reported that a brilliant young journalist from Johannesburg in Gauteng is overjoyed about obtaining employment after being jobless for six months.

With the high rate of unemployment in South Africa, bagging a job in any field is something to be incredibly proud of, especially as a recent graduate.

Mantwa Mehlape, who studied for a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Cape Town (UCT), looked incredibly thrilled in the post shared on LinkedIn.

Source: Briefly News