Not Everyone Is Staying: Saffas Share Whether They Would Leave Mzansi

Not Everyone Is Staying: Saffas Share Whether They Would Leave Mzansi

  • Many South Africans are not happy with the governance and current situation in the country and we take a look as many say they wish to leave
  • Scores of peeps are even prepared to go to countries such as Botswana and Eswatini but some prefer America
  • Briefly News conducted a Facebook poll as to which countries people would relocate to and why they would choose such places

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South Africans are reacting to a post shared by Briefly News on social media and many are seemingly planning to leave Mzansi. While a few say they still love their beautiful country, a large number of peeps want to cross the borders.

A number of people feel they could relocate to African countries such as Botswana or eSwatini. On the other hand, some social media users are willing to head to the United States or Eastern countries such as the United Arab Emirates.

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Briefly News raised a poll on social media and selected a number of comments as many locals give their reasons why they would leave Mzansi.

“If you had the chance to leave SA, would you and where would you go?”
Everyone Is, Not #staying: Saffas, Share if They, Would Leave Mzansi
South Africans are sharing their reactions to a poll. Image: @Busisiwe Kotsi/MalvernMatare/Nomusa Dlamini-Mnyathe/Facebook
Source: Facebook

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The post reads:

Busisiwe Kotsi said:

“I'd go just around the corner... Botswana.”

Zanele Khaqayi said:

“New York. Concrete jungle where dreams are made of.”

Nosipho Khumalo said:

“I would live in eSwatini. I pray God liberates his people in Swaziland, it's a beautiful country with beautiful people.”

Malvern Matare said:

“You're planning to leave, I'm planning to come there tomorrow.”

Terrance Teffu said:

“Yes, Switzerland would be my ideal destination.”

Nomusa Dlamini-Mnyathe said:

“Nowhere, I will stay in my lovely country, no matter what happens.”

Puleng Senyolo said:

“Anywhere around Africa, Where I will feel welcomed.”

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Ntswaki Nkosi said:

“Yes I would. Los Angeles, USA.”

Sakhiler Mkhwanazi said:

“Yes, I can leave it permanent and go to the United Arab Emirates.”

“Black mamba”: Mzansi roasting disappointed man who burned his chow

In a story where Mzansi reacted, Briefly News reported that one South African guy has headed online to share his disappointment after trying so hard to prepare a meal.

The young guy shared a snap on social media where he says he made an attempt to cook but burned the food. It seems the chap was looking to have some grilled wors but his oven was too hot or he was busy and forgot to monitor the meal.

The wors can be seen extremely burned and it’s even black. His caption tells a story that he was disappointed. He wrote:

“That time I'm hungry hungry.”

@AamsandaShibase said:

“Not you burning wors until it looks like a snake.”

Source: Briefly News

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Phumzile Ngcatshe (Editor) Phumzile Ngcatshe is a staunch football fan and a lover of political and human interest stories. He launched his journalism career working for various community publications but eventually joined Goal.com where he worked until October 2020. In March 2021 Pumzile also started writing human interest, mainstream and sports news for Briefly News. Phumzile's love for writing saw him earn a national qualification in Journalism and Media Studies and a qualification in video and television production.