TikTokker's Loadshedding Gas Stove Pizza Has Mzansi Applauding Her Innovation

• With no end in sight, loadshedding has become the bane of South Africa's existence
• Some citizens, however, are finding innovative solutions to get dinner on the table
• TikTokker Thabang Mamadi shared her innovative gas-stove pizza, and people are praising her creativity

When it comes to creativity, South Africans are never lacking. With loadshedding becoming a part of our day-to-day lives, many of us are learning how to do our daily tasks without the help of much-needed electricity.

Thabang Mamadi showed us just how far her creativity goes with a TikTok that has people applauding. In the post, Thabang gave the whole country the plug on making pizza using a gas stove.

Mzansi is ready to enjoy loadshedding pizza

Gone are the days when loadshedding meant take-out or, even worse (if you are broke), canned supper. Thabang's TikTok shows we can all enjoy the perfect pizza in the dark.

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People think her recipe is genius, and many are thinking of putting it on their dinner rotation

Watch the video here:

South Africa is gatvol of loadshedding

Recipes like this give South Africans a little sigh of relief. It is a small light of hope amid a situation causing South Africans endless frustration.

In an article written by News24, it was reported that loadshedding is increasing South African's anxiety and deteriorating the country's mental health.

As the energy crisis seems to worsen, many South Africans struggle to see a better future.

Minister of Electricity Kgosientso Ramokgopa dancing at groove while SA battles loadshedding

While South Africa struggles with loadshedding, certain people seem to be living their best lives. Recently, Briefly News reported on spotting the newly appointed Minister of Electricity, Kgosientso Romakgopa, enjoying groove.

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In a video that was seen 90 000 times on Twitter, the minister was seen having the time of his life. But despite his happiness, not every South African shared his joy.

While some felt he was letting loose, others thought he should concentrate on more important work.

Source: Briefly News