“I Thought This Was a Village”: Mzansi Outraged by WSU Student Accommodation in Butterworth

• South Africans could not believe their eyes and ears when they learned about WSU’s student accommodation in the village of Butterworth, Eastern Cape 
• A lady on TikTok schooled Mzansi and shared a clip of the rare living areas of the university students 
• Social media users refused to believe that the video was accurate because of how outrageous the accommodation looked 

A South African lady outraged Mzansi when she shared WSU’s village-looking student accommodation in a rural area.

The area has homes that resemble abandoned houses in a village located in a poor, remote location.

Mzansi outraged by WSU student accommodation in rural area

The Walter Sisulu University has always been frowned upon by Mzansi citizens, who have ranked it as the rock bottom/ bottom of the barrel of academic institutions in South Africa. The rest of the country teases the university’s students and believes their qualifications are not credible.

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In a recent TikTok video, a lady shared a recording of the university’s odd-looking student accommodation, which has a collection of homes that resemble an abandoned village in a remote area. South Africans refused to believe the state of the Butterworth student accommodation that looked nothing like what a modern res of any other institution would look: a building with mini apartments where students get roommates, share a kitchen, and play fun games in the lounge area

The lady shared the clip with the caption:

“We love it because we do not have a choice.”

Watch the video below:

Mzansi reacts to absurd WSU student accommodation 

Social media users were mortified after seeing the WSU Butterworth campus’ student accommodation:

@Sipho Mphozana woulsd make the most out of the experience:

"I would attend the village events."

@Loyd was mind blown:

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"Yoh, I thought this was a village. This must be people's houses."

@salathiso confirmed:

"It's true, I go to school there and the yellow house belongs to my friend."

@Envy Mighty Power shared:

"I hate to say this but I live in the yellow house in front of you, I hated it at first but I'm getting used to it."

Walter Sisulu University student using suitcase for Pick 'N Pay shopping blows people’s minds

Briefly News also reported that a smart Walter Sisulu University (WSU) student found a way to do all her grocery shopping without carrying heavy plastic bags. The university student told people that she did not have the energy to walk 25 minutes with all her purchases from Pick 'n Pay.

Online users were thoroughly impressed by her idea of using her luggage set to help with the errand.

Source: Briefly News