Limpopo Woman in Construction Who Completed Stunning House Has Message for Youth: “It Starts With a Vision”

• One Limpopo woman who owns a construction company is making waves online for completing a stunning home in two months
• The strong 26-year-old offers helpful advice to women and young people who want to go into the field of construction
• Commenting on a post by Briefly News, social media users expressed how impressed they were by the strong woman taking on such a male-dominated field

A strong Limpopo woman, who owns an entire construction company, is making waves online for completing a gorgeous home in two months.

Rabelani Ratshili started her business in 2019, after being inspired by her loving father, who is a carpenter by profession.

In a recent interview with Briefly News, the 26-year-old opened up about her company, which consists of 35 people, completing a gorgeous home from the ground up within two months.

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Now, in a follow-up discussion, Rabelani explains that the beautiful home was built for a family, who were incredibly excited about their new abode:

“[The family] was very happy with the home and how it turned out.

“I was also really excited because it was only my second project of building a house completely from foundation to the roofing and everything in between.”

The construction worker still has big jobs ahead of her:

“We are busy building 24 units in Nigel.”

Offering advice to women and young girls who want to be builders, Rabelani simply said:

“All victory starts with a vision.”

Social media users impressed with young builder

Commenting on a Facebook post by Briefly News, that shared Rabelani’s story, netizens expressed pride in the young woman:

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Zephaniah Mafanya said:

“You go, girl! That's awesome. I love it. Keep on doing that great job. You’re a real blessing.”

Diko Priscilla Shaduni Shaduni wrote:

“Great job, indeed.”

Masonwabe Nqawe remarked:

“Well done, and best wishes for the future, Ratshili.”

Cape Town single mom conquers construction industry despite tough upbringing: “My mother was my inspiration”

Meanwhile, in another story by Briefly News, a single mom-of-one is killing the game with her health and safety business in the civil engineering industry.

The hard-working woman had a tough upbringing and was raised by a single mother.

Nonceba Ndube maintains that although the family did not have much money, the love in their home and her mother’s strength inspired her to reach for the stars.

Source: Briefly News