“Rather Take My Chances With Sharks”: Mzansi Trolls Lifeguards After Epic Fail at Durban Beach

“Rather Take My Chances With Sharks”: Mzansi Trolls Lifeguards After Epic Fail at Durban Beach

  • A group of lifeguards became the talk of the town after they had an epic fail at a beach in Durban
  • The group can be seen in a speedboat bouncing about while onlookers watch in amusement and shock
  • South Africans shook their heads and laughed at the clip but were disappointed by the lack of professionalism
Some lifeguards failed at their task, bringing laughs from South Africans.
Mzansi shook its head in amusement after watching an epic fail by some lifeguards on a Durban beach. Images: Justin Case, Mikael Vaisanen
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Some lifeguards were the butt of a joke online after a clip of them going through an epic fail made the rounds. It is believed that the group was trying to save someone, only for them to lose control of the speedboat they were in, making it capsize.

The heroes have arrived

Facebook user celeworld8 shared the clip with a caption that read:

"Meanwhile in Durban, life saver or drowners?"

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Most commenters went with the latter, with some onlookers to the incident watching in amazement. Judging by the clip, it looks like whoever was supposed to be saved was either left behind at the beginning of the video or went under with the speedboat near the shore. You can watch it here.

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Here is a snapshot of the clip below:

South Africans were left amused after watching some life guards went through an epic fail

Always an interesting time in Mzansi

The Instagram account has many more videos highlighting the hilarious things that occur within the country. Several clips on the reels section show hilarious memes involving some famous politicians such as the former minister of basic education and even Cyril Ramaphosa himself.

Mzansi is filled with hilarious occurrences and the Instagram account proves it.
The Instagram account likes to share all the funny things happening in South Africa. Image: Nick David
Source: Getty Images

The clip showing the president was a popular one. It followed some memorable moments in the South African parliament, which is a trusted source for hilarious times in the government of Mzansi. Other clips on the account show the most random instances within day-to-day South African life.

Many people found the clip shared hilarious, but others were disappointed by the quality of the lifeguards that were there.

Read the comments below:

34th_south said:

"Hopefully I will never need them 🙆‍♂️🤪"

ash_._brown mentioned:

"Looks about right, is run by government and local municipality after all..."

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phant0m2o25 commented:

"Driver was too eager to gun it... Tis, all about timing."

jasonescorcio posted:

"You give them power and this is what happens, you give them responsibility and this is what happens."

gapskikliewer asked:

"Are they aware that you require training and qualifications to say you are a life saver? 😮"

deandbn said:

"Oh gosh, how accomplished they are... Absolutely no idea!"

boomersmove53 shared:

"What a joke. I would rather take my chances with sharks."

shani_burgers mentioned:

"Ya welcome to South Africa also DONT TRY TO DROWN cuz ain't nobody gonna come after you maybe after they drowned 😂"

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Siphesihle Z Luthango (Editor) Siphesihle Luthango is a human interest writer at Briefly News. He has 3 years experience as a writer. Graduating cum laude in Journalism and International Studies from Monash South Africa (2018-2020), he has worked across various platforms, from online news and business reporting to digital marketing and content creation. He has written for The West African Times (2021), and Floww (2023-2024) writing human interest and business stories. Siphesihle has expertise in multimedia journalism, SEO, and digital marketing. Email: siphesihle.luthango@briefly.co.za