Johannesburg Woman Goes Viral on TikTok for Fixing Water Pipes, Video Stuns Mzansi: "Sebenza Girl"
- A Johannesburg woman has gone viral on TikTok with her unconventional plumbing skills
- She shared a video of how hard she works on broken water pipes in and around the city
- The inspiring post has been spreading fast on the video-sharing platform, clocking more than 1.5 million views in a few days
A Johannesburg woman's post of working the pipes and getting her hands dirty has gone viral on TikTok.
Video of woman's plumbing job trends
The video posted on her TikTok page @katsokgalala showcases what she has to do to fix a burst water pipe. It clocked over 1.5 million views and thousands of likes. The woman revealed that she does something unconventional: hard manual labour.
But it's not just about fixing pipes; it's about breaking barriers. Her journey serves as an inspiration to younger generations to pursue their dreams and shatter societal norms.
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Watch the video below:
Woman's strength stuns netizens
The woman documented her journey on the video platform, taking her viewers on a ride through the world of plumbing.
The response was incredible; the comments section overflowed with praise:
@Thandi shared:
"Imbokodo inamandla."
@Debelimdaka NUF said:
"Imbokodo yangempela ayilabokhangezile, I wish you all the best, Nkosazane."
@Fikzo's platters and Treats praised:
"Womandla."
@Ayeye MBOKODO applauded:
"Sebenza gal."
@Nkosi commented:
"Big up to all ladies."
@Shabbaranks101 shared:
"Then she gets home to cook, making sure the kids sleep on a full stomach."
@Leatitia v/d Heever praised:
"May her children know they have a superstar as a mom; somma loves her."
@BongaMdoda applauded:
"Boss Lady, big up. I salute you."
@phumzilemashaba72 was proud:
"Womandla, so proud of you, ma'am. Let's put life is not easy."
Engineer gives a glimpse of life in the mines
In a similar story, Briefly News reported about an exceptional engineer who has taken Mzansi by storm, offering a rare glimpse into the fascinating world of mining.
Through a series of photos, she looks into life's daily challenges and triumphs in the mines.
Mzansi was impressed by this engineer's journey, which sheds light on the vital role women play in the industry, which is traditionally male-dominated.
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Source: Briefly News