Busiswa Slams Burning of Looted Groceries, Fans React: "Kunzima eMzansi"
- Busiswa took to social media recently to slam the burning of looted groceries while the country is battling with poverty
- The musician and reality TV star reacted to snaps of cops who were burning food that they recovered from the homes of looters
- Social media users shared mixed reactions to the post suggesting that the groceries should have been donated to orphanages
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Busiswa took to social media recently to share her thoughts on snaps of police burning looted goods they recovered from the homes of looters.
The musician was reacting to a post by a social media user who suggested that government should have at least donated the groceries to orphanages or old age homes. Some South African residents took part in the recent violent protest that were allegedly sparked by the arrest of former President Jacob Zuma.
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Police have been going around townships collecting all the goods and groceries that were stolen during the unrest. Busiswa took to Twitter and reacted to the tweep:
"May history never forget."
Other tweeps shared mixed reactions to Busiswa's opinion on the matter. Check out some of their comments below:
@Dumisan58782114 said:
"We need to get it into our thick stubborn skulls that ANC government HATES black people!!!!!!"
@PediNostra wrote:
"Kunzima eMzansi (it's hard in Mzansi)."
@Manelis15260228 commented:
"Stolen for orphans come on! That's a curse for officials."
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L'vovo shades late Nelson Mandela after Jacob Zuma's arrest
In related news, Briefly News reported recently that L'vovo once again showed his support for arrested former President Jacob Zuma. The Kwaito musician took to social media to share his thoughts on Zuma's leadership style and late former President Nelson Mandela's.
The Resista hitmaker believes that Zuma is now bigger than Mandela. The star shaded Mandela and suggested that he did not do anything for poor people of Mzansi. L'vovo took to Twitter late on Thursday, 8 July and claimed that Zuma now means more to the poor people of the country than Mandela. L'vovo wrote:
"Zuma just overtook Mandela. Zuma now means more to the poor South African than what Mandela meant (even with the amount of advertising and propaganda about Mandela). Zuma just took pole position in SA politics and history books! People are hurt, like genuinely hurt! Nxamalala."
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