Briefly News asked and Mzansi answered: To leave Mzansi or stay?
South Africa is currently considered a difficult country to live in by many standards, and yet many South Africans still love Mzansi and will never leave. Briefly.co.za recently asked readers if they'd ever move away, and the response was very mixed.
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South Africa is a very beautiful country. From gorgeous coastlines to beautiful greenery and the famous rainbow nation - there's no place quite like Mzansi.
But thanks to rising fuel prices, unemployment and, most recently, load-shedding, many South Africans don't feel like there's a very bright future for SA, and some even want to leave.
Briefly.co.za asked readers if they would ever be able to leave South Africa, and was met with a mixed reaction.
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A lot of people feel very loyal to Mzansi and vowed they'd never leave, while others said they'd love to have a fresh start somewhere else, like England or Namibia.
Check out what people had to say on Facebook:
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Steven Mokash - Why would I want to leave my crazy country.There is only one Mzansi.
Bonga Magungubalana - Crime,poor service delivery,load shedding, unemployment, nepotism, state capture, corruption Guptaism,i m leaving this Zwel,ethugs
Jennifer Cornelius Lewis - Me. No ways.
Yondela Mangxola - Ohhhhhhhhh yessssssssssss can somebody give me British visa puliz
Terence Venter - Yes,leave and go to Namibia.
Clana Heydenrych - NO!!!!! OUR HEAVENLY GOD IS GOING TO DO 'N NEW THING... I DO NOT WANT TO MISS ONE DAY!!!!!!
Bulelwa Mbontsi - Nooooooo
Chris Ackermann - Yes l will leave
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Source: Facebook
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Source: Briefly News
