Soweto Woman With Housekeeping Business Shares Cleaning Tips and Provides Jobs to 43 People

• A hard-working woman in Soweto with a passion for cleaning is making waves on social media
• The 40-year-old entrepreneur posts cleaning hacks online, with her tips and tricks intriguing many
• Talking to Briefly News, Mbali Nhlapho shared why she started her housekeeping enterprise

Mbali Nhlapho is a dedicated businesswoman in Diepkloof, Soweto making waves on social media with her booming cleaning business.

Not only does the 40-year-old post helpful cleaning tips and hacks online, but she also provides jobs to many men and women through her enterprise.

Briefly News previously wrote about one of the lovely lady's cleaning hacks that went viral.

Soweto woman with passion for cleaning wows many

In an interview with Briefly News, Mbali says that she currently employs 43 people with her cleaning enterprise, called Sisters@work, after realising she had a knack for connecting suitable housekeepers to families in need:

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“I started my business in 2017. What inspired me to start Sisters@work is the need out there, and my love of cleanliness.”

The hard-working woman previously told YOU Magazine that her mother and father inspired her love of cleanliness and the idea of being house-proud.

Woman with housekeeping business makes waves

Mbali has garnered a loyal social media following, sharing her cleaning tips and hacks on various platforms, often illustrating how natural products, such as lemon and vinegar, can be used to disinfect the home.

Here are a few of her most interesting videos, as shared on Instagram:

The perseverant lady didn't always aspire to start a cleaning business but after her sister needed a childminder and house cleaning, she realised there was a market for matching ardent housekeepers with people who require them:

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“I was working at a furniture shop previously. What inspired me to share my cleaning hacks online is that they can save people money and time.”

Soweto lady with cleaning enterprise has faced many challenges

Mbali explains that while staff turnover is often an issue in her line of business, she will not allow any obstacles to deter her:

“My future aspirations are to see Sisters@work providing our services county-wide.”

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In another inspiring story, Briefly News previously wrote about a single mother-of-four who lives in Gauteng, who is incredibly emotional after obtaining her degree in an applied psychology-related field from Unisa.

The domestic worker overcame so many struggles to bag her degree without any funding while working full-time to support her kids.

The inspiring Mponegele Jane Thole plans on undertaking an honours degree that would enable her to become a practising industrial psychologist.

Source: Briefly News