Female Mine Worker Proudly Shows Off Her Gear in Celebration of Women’s Month, People Love Her Strength

• Women’s Month has one female mine worker feeling proud to be part of a tough male-dominated industry
• Twitter user @kgauza_ngwana shared a picture of herself in mining gear, reminding everyone that women are capable of anything
• Fellow social media users applauded the woman’s strength and let her know how beautiful she looks in her gear

Mining was, and still is, a male-dominated industry. However, women like this are breaking the barriers and proving that ladies can mine too.

The world of mining is a different game. Not only is it dirty and labour intensive, but it is also rough and requires a thick skin. This woman wants people to know that there are women strong enough to hold their own in the field.

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Twitter user @kgauza_ngwana shared a powerful picture of herself all geared up in her mining attire. Sis shared the picture in celebration of Women’s Month, reminding peeps that ladies are rising.

“It’s still our month. #WomenInMining”

The people of Mzansi celebrate the female miner in the comments

Not only is she clearly a tough cookie, but she is also gorgeous too. Many respect her hustle and let her know in the comments that she is a total flame, even in mining gear.

Take a look at some of the comments:

@qxapeya showed support:

“Yes, girl ”

@Majoro2703 is here for it:

“Every day and every month it's always your day.”

@ezraaaron6 complimented her:

“Looks beautiful ”

@omoigberaifred said:

Lady who left her country with only two bags succeeds in Australia as she becomes mining engineer

In related news, Briefly News reported that a lady has stated on social media that when considering going abroad for career purposes, the only thing that matters is what one can bring to the table.

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Naledi Millicent Mabidilala made this statement on LinkedIn as she marked two years since leaving South Africa to pursue her dream of becoming a mining engineer in Australia.

Naledi recalled that she left South Africa with only two bags and her career dreams. The 27-year-old admitted that she nursed fears of finding her feet in Australia because of not having any family there.

Source: Briefly News