Young Ndebele Woman’s TikTok Video Shows Her Transformation From Backroom to Comfortable Home

Young Ndebele Woman’s TikTok Video Shows Her Transformation From Backroom to Comfortable Home

  • A woman from Mpumalanga gave her TikTok followers a glimpse into how she started her life in the construction sector
  • She had a few items of furniture in her humble home and slowly worked her way up
  • Now she lives in a stunning place, and netizens encouraged her to take it nice and slowly
  • The Ndebele beauty told Briefly News what it meansto be living in her own space

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A Ndebele woman started with no furniture and has furniture now
It took this woman months to fill her room with furniture. Image: @zaneletinahnadust
Source: TikTok

A Ndebele woman in construction started with only a few items in her room and now lives in a comfortable home.

The young lady from Mpumalanga shared her journey on TikTok, inspiring many to congratulate her and spur her on.

Young Ndebele woman started from the bottom in the TikTok video

In her TikTok video, @zaneletinahnadust shared a slideshow that went viral and reached 438K views.

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The pictures show how she spent her first five months as an apprentice student. She only had two pots, a two-plate stove and a kettle in her kitchen area. Her clothes remained in her suitcase for months, and she slept on a bed of blankets. Months later, she could buy herself a bed, a kitchen unit, beautiful blankets, curtains, and a fridge.

The backroom economy in South Africa blossoming

The South African backroom economy is rapidly growing, with many young professionals opting to start living in a backroom. The Gauteng Provincial Government has partnered with independent property owners who desire to build rooms. It funded them through various programmes with companies like uMastandi, which provided blended finance to budding property developers.

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Christina Ntuli told Briefly News that her progress was an achievement because she had to start independently with nothing.

"I achieved everything with hard work and patience. I see myself as an independent and hardworking young woman in the construction sector, having a job and my apartment. I love that my room is comfortable and it is my healthy space where I can do anything at anytime. It brings joy to my life," she said.

Watch her at work in the construction sector here:

Netizens encourage her to keep going

Netizens were proud of her humble beginnings and encouraged her to keep going.

Keletso Monamudi said:

"Humble beginnings. Proud of you."

Mmalegodi Seth Howar added:

"We all started somewhere. The journey has never been easy, but it has made us the product of our struggles."

Simo Phasze gave her words of wisdom.

"Please never rush the process. It is the best thing you can do for yourself and your growth."

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Hairy goddess was inspired.

"This is something I've been thinking about, honestly, and now this is a sign. Well done, babes."

Junior Nxumalo was proud:

"A win is a win."

Woman transforms mkhukhu into a beautiful home

In a similar story, Briefly News shared how a young woman transformed her shack into an unrecognizable piece of class and taste.

The woman used creative interior design ideas and made the mkhukhu look like it belonged in the suburbs.

South Africans were impressed with her style and taste and gave her some advice.

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za