Soweto Housekeeper Mbali Nhlapo Honoured With ‘Cleaning-Themed’ Cake From Well-Known Chef

• A well-known Sowetan woman with a housekeeping business has been honoured with a sweet gift and posted about it online
• Mbali Nhlapo has been making waves on social media for her cost-effective cleaning tips
• The businesswoman was gifted a beautiful ‘cleaning-themed’ cake by Chef Simphiwe Zondi, founder of Chef Nzuza And Co. Cake Studio

South Africa’s favourite cleaning guru, Soweto-based, Mbali Nhlapo has been honoured with a lovely cake by a renowned Mzansi chef.

The businesswoman with a housekeeping gig has been setting social media ablaze with her affordable cleaning tips that often encompass natural remedies, such as vinegar, toothpaste, lemon, and more.

Briefly News previously caught up with Mbali, who opened up about the book she’s authored that contains all of her cleaning secrets.

SA housekeeper gets lovely cake from chef

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The entrepreneur posted about being gifted a beautiful ‘cleaning-themed’ by Simphiwe Zondi, founder of Chef Nzuza And Co. Cake Studio.

The masterpiece was gorgeous and included many of the cleaning products Mbali would often use, and her winning catchphrase: ‘My name is Mbali Nhlapo and I’m a housekeeper’.

Have a peek at the beautiful cake:

Mbali Nhlapo is super excited about being honoured

The lovely lady felt so special about the recognition she received for her work. In an exclusive comment to Briefly News, Mbali shared what the cake meant to her:

“I was very happy and honoured to receive a cake as a gift from Chef Nzuza. He made it in honour of the work I do.”

Mbali is not ashamed of being called a housekeeper, despite being a business founder herself, with her enterprise, ‘Sisters @ Work', providing cleaning services to families who need a hand at home.

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

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Source: Briefly News