Hulisani Ravele Shares Emotions Over the State of Our Beloved Country, Things Are Not OK

Hulisani Ravele Shares Emotions Over the State of Our Beloved Country, Things Are Not OK

  • Hulisani Ravele is emotionally exhausted by all that the negativity that's currently going around our beautiful country
  • Taking to social media, Hulisani expressed how being a citizen of South Africa comes with a lot of worries these days
  • Peeps agreed with Hulisani, taking to the comment section of her post to express how scared they feel too

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Awesome radio and TV presenter Hulisani Ravele has been feeling like she’s carrying a ton of bricks on her back with all that's going on in Mzansi.

Hulisani Ravele, Mzansi, politics, elections
Hulisani Ravele is carrying around a lot of anxiety stemming from the state of our country, and she is exhausted. Image: @hulisaniravele
Source: Instagram

Taking to social media, Hulisani opened up, explaining how being a Mzansi citizen is just not nice any more. Every headline is filled with terror and the future just seems to get dimmer.

“There’s an exhausted anxiety I feel as a South African. Just feels like every day something is added to my woes as a citizen; my safety, planning my life & business around power cuts, racist spats, injustice & the list goes on. And no one is coming. It’s genuinely just a lot.”

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Hulisani posted:

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With elections coming up, Hulisani let people know that she will be making her mark and hopes that change is coming. Her heart is heavy.

Hulisani shared:

Lastly, Hulisani expressed her concerns regarding those who run and own the country. Innocent people are being played and things are getting worse by the minute.

Hulisani explained:

Seeing Hulisani’s post, fellow exhausted citizens took to the comment section to share their feels:

@loyisothevictor said:

“Anxiety. Depression. Stress. Frustration. Just some of the prevailing feelings that have aroused tension & agitation amongst many South Africans who realize leadership is failing & only they can shape the reality they want against the odds. But the odds are overwhelming.”

@carpo_sa said:

“The only good news we get nowadays is related to the lockdown levels and how our politicians are experts at humiliating themselves, their parties and their fellow countrymen.”

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@VeegVuyisile said:

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Source: Briefly News

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.