South Africans March With Pride As Springboks Triumph in Rugby World Cup: TikTok Video Shows Support
- TikTok video showcases an enthusiastic South African crowd marching through a mall, cheering for the Springboks
- The joyous celebration comes on the heels of the Springboks' recent victory, propelling them to the semifinals
- Lady spills tea on the energy as well as where the after party was when the mall closed
- South Africans unite in triumph, exemplifying the power of sports in fostering national pride
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In a heartwarming and spirited display of national pride and unity, a TikTok video has emerged, capturing a massive gathering of South African people marching through what appears to be a mall. This energetic parade followed the Springboks' thrilling victory, securing their place in the semifinals.
Source: TikTok
If there is one sport that has united the South African nation, it is rugby. Not race, religion or culture matters when the Springboks are on the field, and it is beautiful to see.
Mzansi explodes with Springbok pride
The TikTok video, shared by @dolly_nthabiseng, paints a lively picture of South Africans from all walks of life coming together to celebrate. It showcases a diverse crowd marching enthusiastically through what looks like a shopping mall, with resounding cheers, flags waving, and an infectious spirit of unity.
Take a look at this beautiful moment:
The vibe was electrifying and the after party was lit
Briefly News spoke to the lady to find out what made this mall the place to be for the game, and where the party continued. This is what she shared:
“We were watching the rugby match at Boardwalk mall Summerstrand in the Eastern Cape. Since the is the big screen. After the boys won, people started signing and celebrating as we were walking outside the mall since the mall was closing. The after party went to Kingdom restaurant opposite the mall.”
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Fellow citizens clap for unity and triumph
The Springboks' remarkable performance in the Rigby World Cup secured their spot in the highly anticipated semifinals. Mzansi citizens couldn’t be more proud of our boys!
Read some of the pride-filled comments:
@Ruby23 said:
"This is what sports is all about - bringing a nation together in celebration!"
@PhilantW shared:
"Look at our beautiful rainbow nation celebrating as one. Goosebumps."
@NombusoB lived it:
"I was there, and the energy in that crowd was electrifying! Go Springboks!"
@PumileZA said:
"Our Springboks are making us proud on and off the field. Let's keep the spirit alive!"
RWC 2023: SA misses anti-doping deadline, springboks might play against France without national flag
In related news, Briefly News previously reported that the Springbok may have to play their quarter-final clash with hosts France this weekend without singing the National Anthem or waving the Mzani flag.
South Africa was declared non-compliant with World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) regulations. The Minister of Sports, Arts, Culture and Recreation, Zizi Kodwa, announced that it will appeal the announcement.
South Africa is supposed to update its anti-doping laws in line with the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code by Friday. The new regulation was implemented two years ago, and Mzansi has until Friday to ensure that the laws align with the new code. According to eNCA, SA is not the only country yet to adjust its rules accordingly.
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