South African Biology Teacher Ndumiso Mpanza Shows Off Luxurious New Cars in Twitter Post, Mzansi Shows Love

• South African Biology teacher and MBA student, Ndumiso Mpanza, adds two Audi A5 cars to his collection
• His new luxurious Audi A5 cars retail for R 943 300 each, making it close to R2 million combined
• He received support and congratulations from South Africans for his car purchases on Twitter

A South African Biology teacher took to Twitter to share two new additions to his car collection. Ndumiso Mpanza shared a post showing his two Audi A5 cars in the garage and captioned it: "New additions to the family. Welcome home."

According to Cars, the retail price of each vehicle is R943 300.

Ndumiso posts on Twitter two new additions to his car garage

If a whip costs a man that much, he must be doing something right. But two? That man has the answers.

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Mzansi show love to Ndumiso for his car purchases

If there's one thing South Africans love, it's a good young black excellence victory lap. Netizens took to the comments to let him know they were happy for him. Here is what some had to say:

@Gilber90303989 said:

"Congratulations ❤ they look amazing."

@Malome_TT

"Dutch Vorspung Technik."

@Nokulunga_Flo added:

"I absolutely love Audi ❤️ Congratulations."

@LekoMatsi said:

"Yho what a gorgeous beast! Congratulations to you!"

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In other news of people doing it for themselves, Briefly News reported on a woman who built a home in two months. Rabelani Ratshili started her construction company in 2019 and currently has 35 employees and hopes to create jobs for more than 200 people in the future.

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This is what she had to say about it:

“I built it from the ground up - from the foundation to roof level, including the aluminium and plastering."

Source: Briefly News