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South Africans Question Zimbabwean Woman’s ‘Rags to Riches’ Story from Maid to Car Owner

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South Africans Question Zimbabwean Woman’s ‘Rags to Riches’ Story from Maid to Car Owner

Chris Matambanadzo 15/12/2024 14:21

South Africans Question Zimbabwean Woman’s ‘Rags to Riches’ Story from Maid to Car Owner A story of determination and success has sparked mixed reactions among South Africans after journalist Ndaedzo Nethonzhe shared the inspiring journey of a Zimbabwean woman who transitioned from being a maid to owning a car and working as an Uber driver…

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South Africans Question Zimbabwean Woman’s ‘Rags to Riches’ Story from Maid to Car Owner A story of determination and success has sparked mixed reactions among South Africans after journalist Ndaedzo Nethonzhe shared the inspiring journey of a Zimbabwean woman who transitioned from being a maid to owning a car and working as an Uber driver…
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