Crazy Reactions After Mzungu Woman Spotted Hawking Mandazi in Kisumu

A photo of Mzungu woman hawking Mandazi in the streets of Kisumu has surprised many Kenyans. The photo has gone viral, and the woman was spotted confidentily carrying two transparent buckets, with Mandazi inside.

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The view of most Kenyans is that hawking is usually done by unemployed people, or somehow people who are straining to make a living. In Africa people still have that view that the whites are some how superior and they aren’t supposed to do some odd jobs.

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We all know that there are some whites who reside in Kenya, therefore they are too affected by the hard economy. For the Mzungu woman to hawk Mandazi, it is just the same as African hawkers, because at the end they are all trying all the ways possible to earn a living.

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The image has really caused mixed reactions from the online netizens. Something surprising is that most people, still have the mentality that all white people are rich, hence it is shocking to see a white woman hawking Mandazi in the streets.

Some of the reactions of netizens are as follows;
@Lydiawarui haha black man anaona hio nikama ni something to wauuu ….hustling haitambui rangi

@LaQueenJ Some men do this everyday. So whats new here?

@nyawaki This is Kisumu.saw the lady yesterday

@ChrisLinfird Hivi ndio CIA wana operate hii dunia 😂😂😂

@SirNyamnuki 😂😂 alisotea huku

@fazlim19 One thing about them is that they are not ashamed of their hustle…that’s why they make it. Let’s learn..

@FezilOgola Who said blacks are the only ones who should hawk mandazi in the streets of Kisumu

@Cjurazz Alafu mtu anakimbia majuu akidhani amemake it na watu wa huko pia wanakuja huku kuhawk😂😂 but haikosi huyo ni FBI kimpango

@teep-si The same way our students friends wanaosha choo abroad

@callmevicky Is it such a big deal for white women to do this work?…ni wangapi masisters wetu hufanya hii kazi?