We are living in the days where job hunting has become the hardest thing to do, this is because lots of effort is required in this process for example, you have to compile a CV of which that need money for typing and printing out,you also have to prepare your best looking formal clothes that also need you to buy them if you do not have them this is because the interview requires such formality it does not end there for you also have to travel for the interview to your surprise you find out they have their family members in line for that job position.

This has changed peoples mindset into starting heir own businesses to fight poverty and be able to maintain the living by making end-meat. In our township there are more businesses that are owned by our brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers. I am proud of how business minded our community has become.

I am writing in the capacity of saluting and appreciating all the local entrepreneurs who take their time and skills to transform their lives. The cash hustles who dedicated their lives in strategising then sitting back and complains about job opportunities and poverty. This is to show appreciation to our parents who are street vendors. These are the people who ensure that we have food on the table regardless of the fact that they are not educated business wise.

South Africans the time for complains is gone, nothing is for free, we all need to stop the stigma of begging and expect to be given parcels for free. Let us hustle for cash in a positive way that uplift the community.

Remember

WALALA WASALA