Mzansi Teacher Builds Dream Home for Family, TikTok Video Debunks Myths About Educators' Salaries
- Mzansi teacher Nothando Buthelezi (@iilovesky) defies stereotypes, using her hard-earned salary to build a stunning home
- A now-viral Tiktok video showcases her impressive house-building project funded by her own income
- Mzansi netizens applaud her dedication and success and shower her with positive comments online
Source: TikTok
A hardworking Mzansi woman who works as a teacher had many netizens beaming with pride after she shared a TikTok video of what she has been pouring her hard-earned money into.
Nothando Buthelezi (@iilovesky) shared a video showing off a home-building project that is currently underway.
Nothando's post also poked fun at the general notion that teachers don't earn much money, as the young woman provided a view of the house that is in progress, which is impressive.
According to Talent.com, the average teacher salary in South Africa is R 270 000 per year or R 138 per hour. Entry-level positions start at R 180 000 annually, while most experienced workers make up to R 599 607 annually.
While Nothando did not disclose her salary, we can attest that whatever she is earning, she is putting it to good use by building a beautiful home for her loved ones.
Watch the inspiring video below:
Mzansi react to teacher's video
Many netizens expressed pride and a sense of inspiration toward Nothando's home-building project and showered her with love in the comments section.
Pamella Zungu replied:
"Ngisho ungahola ama million mawungenayo ingqondo ngeke sazi ishonaphi congratulations mama♥️."
I FRAUD YaseNkandla. said:
"Yeey mina sengbabonile uthisha benza iymanga ."
Mehlo KaNgwane ❤️ replied:
"Lapho kusho Umuntu ongakaze ayihhole."
iMvelo yeNdalo commented:
"Lapho kusho umasaka ongakaze ahole ngisho 5k bathi iPhoyisa no Nurse bahola 10k."
user3581922370819 said:
"Well done colleague. Saligwinya iphilisi lokuba brave noma bangathini ngathi."
zekhethe3 said:
"You have represented us as teachers."
Hloniphile08 wrote:
"I'm proud ngothisha niyawavusa shame amakhaya."
Daughter builds her mom a house after living in shack
Briefly News previously reported that in a heartwarming story of resilience and filial love, a South African woman has captured hearts on TikTok by building her mother a house, finally replacing the shack they've called home for over two decades.
The woman, @lebogangmalebe, started her video with a stark reality: a glimpse into the cramped, corrugated iron shack she and her mother had shared since 2002.
Source: Briefly News
