South Africa’s Favourite Housekeeper Mbali Nhlapho Opens up About Exciting Venture
- The lovely Mbali Nhlapho may have won over social media, but she’s not resting on her laurels because of the success she’s achieved
- The businesswoman who makes popular cleaning hack videos said she will be hosting a high tea soon
- Mbali tells Briefly News that at the event, she and other housekeepers will be sharing tips, tricks, and cleaning hacks
Popular South African housekeeper, Mbali Nhlapho has not been resting on her laurels after the social media success she garnered in 2023.
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The lovely businesswoman, who founded the ‘Sisters@Work’ company, which aligns domestic helpers with families who need them, has been as busy as ever.
Briefly News caught up with the online sensation, who shared her plans for 2024 and opened up about an exciting event she’ll be hosting.
Mbali Nhlapho has plans for 2024
The beloved housekeeper, who loves sharing her cleaning hacks with the world through online media, and her book, noted she would host an event:
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“On 13 April, Sisters@work cleaning services and Mbali Nhlapho are hosting a housekeeper’s high tea.
“What we aim to achieve from this high tea is to get all housekeepers in one room, share cleaning hacks, and reflect on the standard of cleaning that is expected from housekeepers. We want to make sure that housekeepers understand the importance of the work they do.”
Mbali Nhlapho inspires many people
With her humble nature, kind demeanour, and sweet catchphrase, Mbali has won over many hearts.
Her business has also grown through her determination, and the exposure on various social media platforms, she explains:
“Sisters@work has grown. We got more business in the last few months.”
Domestic worker graduates
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 many struggles to bag her degree without any funding while working full-time to support her kids.
The lady hopes to one day bag her honours qualification and become a practising psychologist her children can be proud of. We at Briefly News cannot wait to see what she achieves in the future.
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