Mzansi Spots Mabenas in Hilarious SAPS Marching Video Filmed in Durban, SA Peeps Have No Words

Mzansi Spots Mabenas in Hilarious SAPS Marching Video Filmed in Durban, SA Peeps Have No Words

  • SAPS officers had Mzansi in stitches as they once again proved why the citizens do not trust them to protect and serve
  • Twitter page @ZANewsFlash shared a video showing officers messing up a simple march while in Durban
  • The people of Mzansi were not surprised that the SAPS did not know what they were doing, as that is generally the case

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Regarding the South African Police Service (SAPS), there are not many positive things Mzansi citizens have to say. So, when they saw a clip of officers marching in Durban, shanking the entire thing, it was just another laughable moment for SA law enforcement.

SAPS officers trying to march in Durban
Twitter page @ZANewsFlash shared a video showing officers messing up a simple march while in Durban. Image: Twitter / @ZANewsFlash
Source: Twitter

SAPS is a joke in Mzansi, and videos like this one are the reason why. Serving your country should be done with pride, but these guys are part-time comedians.

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Twitter page @ZANewsFlash shared footage showing SAPS officers laughing when they messed up a simple march. This would not have been a laughable moment back in the day, or probably in any other force.

“WATCH: The SAPS parade at the Moses Mabhida stadium in Durban. @IOL”

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The people of Mzansi are not surprised

Seeing SAPS officers take their job as a joke is nothing new to Mzansi citizens. While their behaviour is frustrating, some have learnt to just laugh at it.

Take a look at some of the comments:

@therealSphe said:

“Eish the senior constables kodwa ”

@BukhosiNome said:

“This is unfair, I think they should have rehearsed with them before they do the parade, you might find ukuthi they know those steps very welk, just that they are caught off guard, I like it though”

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@JoshuaGaillard said:

“I can barely excuse the constables that aren't in sync, but checking your phone during a drill? Where is the discipline?”

@mcobothi2 said:

“The real clowns that protects SA, at least they are employed, that’s what it’s all about”

@VusumuziWaZweli said:

“Absolutely. If we can't teach easy skills like drills what chance do we have with complex skills like firearm handling or crime detection?”

@mrvos501 said:

Video of SAPS officers chasing young woman evokes some hilarious responses from the people of Mzansi

In related news, Briefly News reported that a young Mzansi woman decided to get SAPS officer in on a viral TikTok challenge clip that had many laughing at the accuracy the video served. Sometimes you have to take your serious hat off and just have a little fun.

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TikTok user @sonetadirabehr had SAPS officers pretend to chase her so that she could pull off one of the most original and hilarious ‘run’ viral video challenges. Ups to the police officers for playing along.

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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.