Things here hardly work the first time around, which probably explains why South Africans must be the most patient people in the world.
President Cyril Ramaphosa poses for a picture with Banyana Banyana at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on Wednesday with the Wafcon trophy. Picture: Twitter/ @SAgovnews
On to the next drama, we flip the channels to escape the Days of our Lives South Africa edition, featuring from tavern shooting sprees to price hikes – lest we forget about load shedding, our old friend. There seemed to be no mercy for us, who continued to struggle to live the dream. Just as we thought we had seen it all, we were reminded of the strong spirit of the South African dream. The same South African spirit we experienced during the 1995 Rugby World Cup win. The win was not only a win for our women’s soccer team, but also a win for South Africans across the spectrum. It took the girls five times – and the sixth time: laduma.
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