Mpumalanga Teacher Who Crafts Headboards as a Side Hustle Makes Waves Online, Over 1500 People Inspired

• One innovative Mpumalanga woman has left people in awe by hustling hard as a teacher during the week and crafting lovely headboards on the weekend
• The lovely educator was honoured in an online post by Kasi Economy that lauded her work ethic
• Over 1500 people celebrated the sis and her dedication to success, with many complimentary messages flooding the post

One hard-working woman in Mpumalanga is not afraid to put her shoulder to the wheel.

The lovely lady is a teacher and crafts the most beautiful headboards from scratch.

Facebook user, Nonkululeko Mabuza was lauded as the Kasi Economy businessperson of the week. Their post read:

"Kasi Business Owner of the Week goes to Nonkululeko Mabuza from Mpumalanga. She's a teacher during the week and a headboard maker on the weekend."

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The beautiful educator received praise from people who loved how innovative she was with her side hustle.

Here are some of the best reactions, as compiled by Briefly News:

Zinhle KhosiQueen Ndabezitha said:

"She is my role model. I love this. She is the best."

Kgolo Wa Tseka added:

"This generation of women are fierce."

Angelique Waha Keletsi shared:

"Very impressive. I need these skills."

Keitumetse Joyce motivated her with a few kind words of wisdom:

"Keep it up, dear."

Emmarancia Lamncincinini Magagula left a sweet reaction:

"Keep up the good work! I'm so inspired."

Priya Popo Mogoru noted that she wanted to start a similar business using her hands:

"The business I want to start."

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Female carpenter from Soweto who thrives with Wendy house biz inspires

In a related story by Briefly News, a talented female carpenter from Soweto slays with her business where she builds Wendy houses.

Zandile Khumalo started her company in 2022 and employs 13 people through the enterprise.

The 26-year-old has big plans with her business called Libolethu Wendy's and hopes to grow her enterprise and create jobs for more people.

It's amazing to see more women excelling in jobs previously considered to be dominated by males.

Source: Briefly News