Briefly News Women of Wonder
Engen cashier films TikTok video of day in her life of hard work, woman inspires SA with authentic vlog
A TikTok video shows a woman working at an Engen garage. People were in awe of the lady's dedication and the realistic depiction of everyday life..
“Small girl, big God”: Woman focuses on goals, builds apartments in 12 months
South African TikToker inspired thousands after revealing how choosing focus over drama helped her build 15 bachelor units and two apartments in just 12 months.
Traffic cops at woman led road block cheers for female truck driver in TikTok video, Mzansi touched
A TikTok video shows a female truck driver getting cheers from a woman-led roadblock. The traffic officer impressed many by celebrating a fellow professional.
A hun inspired many with her journey to $4 Million business empire and sucess
Nathalie Smith, a Houston entrepreneur, revealed how she grew a $4 million digital marketing business and became a millionaire by age 32, leaving many inspired.
21-Year-old Mzansi commercial pilot turns childhood passion for aviation into reality
Inspired by Amelia Earhart, Kgomotso Chawane motivates others to work hard, persevere and believe in themselves, showing that dreams can be achieved despite delays.
Briefly News Highlights Moms Single-Handedly Running Families and Businesses
Briefly News featured mothers from diverse backgrounds and industries, each with a unique story of triumph. These women embody resilience and commitment.
"I found my strength and I became empowered": Single mom escapes GBV and heads family
A teen mother who escaped GBV in her home fell into the arms of a man who would impregnate her and leave her to become a single parent in poverty.
"Every hardship makes sense": Lwazilubanzi Mthembu goes from struggling single mom to debt-free
Lwazilubanzi Mthembu juggles being an actress, dancer, businesswoman and single mom. The TV star shared how she finds balance between her career and motherhood.
"My life changed": Single scientist mom retires at 30 and becomes financially independent
Ex-scientist Khumo Mwase retired at 30 to start a business. Briefly News included her in the Women of Wonder initiative, which highlights single mothers' successes.
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