RWC 2023: Gqeberha Man Shares Springbok vs Scotland Match With Kensington Community

• A man from the Eastern Cape made it lit for his neighbours who SBWLed to watch the Bokke's first World Cup match
• He provided a setup which included a projector and shared the first game with the community
• The brother was appreciated by the nation, who were happy to see that Ubuntu is alive and kicking
• The hero told Briefly News that he has always wanted to do something like this and is planning a rerun

The Kensington community in Gqeberha considered a man their hero after he shared the Springboks's first rugby match with them. The man was given a round of applause for plugging his neighbours with a way to watch the Bokke smash their opponents out of the ballpark.

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@djphotobooths trended on TikTok after his video showed a strong spirit of Ubuntu. He took "love thy neighbour" to new heights when he shared one of Mzansi's most important moments: the Springbok match with Scotland.

You can tell by how the gents were sitting, some with their bevs and others on their camp chairs, that he did them a big solid by using a projector to project that important match on his wall. Even kids from the hood got a chance to enjoy watching their favourite players like Siya Kolisi chase the pig skin and thrash Scotland.

Man tells Briefly News that the community loved the match

Luciano Augustus told Briefly News he always dreamed of hosting something like this.

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"I've wanted to do a drive-thru movie cinema for years. My business Dj Photo Booths, is in the entertainment industry, so it feels good to do this for my ex-community. I came from Summerstrand to do this setup in Kensington.

"The 23rd of September will be the last one I can do myself as I'm leaving for Germany and France on the 25th of September and will be returning on the 1st of November 2023. The community loved it, it would've been even better if we had the support from police or traffic officers to block the road just for those 2 hours. After all, our Springboks are playing their hearts out for us," he said.

Watch the video here:

Mzansi is all for the man's community vibe

Netizens also shared how their neighbourly spirit was high and what this meant for fellow Saffans.

x-Xx said:

“My neighbour asked to use my front boundary wall for this event. The community turnout was around 80-100 people. The atmosphere was awesome.”

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Sokhulu added:

“Wait until we reach the finals. That place will be packed.”

Lyle Heilbron stanned him on a hard tip.

“Now that’s a man for the community.”

Cliffethphillips took his hat off to him.

“Thank you for putting in so much effort to share with others. I hope we’ll see more of this. Love your good heart.”

Lee-Andra invited herself.

“Can we come next time?”

The Bosmans thanked him.

“Well done, brother. We salute you.”

Marcelle Permall added:

“God bless you for loving your neighbours.”

Mzansi stands behind Springboks for World Cup

While on the Bokke, Briefly News reported that the nation rallied behind the Springboks when they jetted to France for the World Cup.

South Africans have high expectations for the national team and hope the boys will mount a successful defence. They threw their weight behind the Springboks when they hosted a young farewell ceremony at the OR Tambo International Airport.

Source: Briefly News