“So Sweet”: Taxi Driver Celebrated for Sharing Candy with Passengers, Mzansi's Loving the Generosity

“So Sweet”: Taxi Driver Celebrated for Sharing Candy with Passengers, Mzansi's Loving the Generosity

  • Siyabonga Chavangwane took to the popular South African Facebook page, #ImStaying, to share a very warm story
  • The young graphic designer recounted a recent experience where a taxi driver shared sweets with him and his group
  • People from around Mzansi are loving the sweet gesture and many are sharing their own stories about good-hearted taxi drivers

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Siyabonga Chavangwane, a graphic designer from the Eastern Cape, shared a heartening post on the patriotic Facebook page, #ImStaying. He gave a little insight into a kind-hearted taxi driver and Mzansi is getting emotional over his story.

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Siyabonga has nothing but praise for a taxi driver who showed him kindness. Image: Siyabonga Chavangwane/Facebook
Source: Facebook

Siyabonga said that he took a taxi over the weekend and the driver gave them a handful of sweets.

"I know this doesn't seem big but #ImStaying because our driver, on Saturday, in a taxi from Wynberg to Khayelitsha, gave us all sweets," expressed the grateful man.

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Take a look at the wholesome post for yourself.

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Comments of praise

In one day, Siyabonga's post has touched many in Mzansi and it currently has over 800 reactions and close to 50 comments.

Saffas are loving the kind gesture and say it's the little things that make the biggest difference. Some are even sharing their own experience with pleasant taxi drivers who go the extra mile to make their passengers feel special.

Allouise Smith:

"A kind and sweet gesture, indeed. I once went and done my practical exams at Durbanville private hospital and on the way the taxi driver asked me why I'm so stressed, he then gave me one of his souvenir collections that he decorated in his taxi. Fifteen years later and I still have it. We still have a lot of kind-hearted people amongst us."

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Puleng Msimang:

"So sweet! We have a driver like that who works between Lombardy East and Johannesburg. He thinks it's his duty to make passengers feel special in his taxi. We get sweets or fruits. We love it like that!!!"

Dolly Sibande Khumo:

"That is so much. If a person gives you something, especially when you didn't ask, that is more than enough. Nothing in giving is less than what you deserve. May he be blessed. Thank you sir."

Chantelle De Klerk:

"That's pretty cool! Yes I love those Smoothie sweets. All folk appreciate them."

Melanie Caisley Scholtz:

"A gesture of kindness goes a long way and does not need to be big... it's the little things that mean so much to me."

“True ubuntu”: Mzansi reacts to story of taxi driver helping mom with sick kid

In other news, Briefly News reported that it’s another beautiful story of the generosity that is often witnessed in Mzansi.

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A taxi driver recently 'dumped' his passengers just to help a mother rushing to get medical help.

According to a post on Facebook, a mother recounted a story of her terribly ill child whom she had to rush to the clinic and later discovered it was closed, however a generous taxi driver offered a lift to a nearby hospital.

Source: Briefly News

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