Nandi Madida Laments the State of South Africa in Social Media Post: “Cry, My Beloved Country”
- Nandi Madida recently shared a cryptic message expressing concern over South Africa’s current situation
- Social media users reacted emotionally to her post, referencing issues like rising electricity prices and growing national frustration
- July in South Africa was marked by political drama, arrests, and renewed public anger over crime and economic hardships
South African singer and media personality Nandi Madida recently took to her social media page to share her thoughts on the state of affairs in South Africa. The star, who is known for her deep love of her country, seemed heartbroken by what is currently happening.
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July was a long month for South Africans, as drama was unfolding left, right and centre. South Africans on social media, including celebrities, have weighed in on Mzansi's current state.
Nandi Madida weighs in on the state of South Africa
Everyone who follows Nandi Madida knows she loves South Africa and is among the few celebrities who embrace their South African heritage no matter where they go. The star who has been praised for being a problem-free celebrity recently added her thoughts to the state of the country.
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Taking to her verified page on X, formerly Twitter, on Thursday, 31 July, the Skhanda Love singer shared a cryptic post about South Africa. She also posted a broken heart and a South African emoji. She wrote:
"Cry the beloved country 🇿🇦 💔"
Nandi Madida's post sparks reactions
Social media users shared mixed reactions to Nandi Madida's cryptic post about South Africa. Some spoke about the rising electricity prices, while others also lamented about South Africa.
@Mphoentle35 said:
"I'm crying right now because of electricity, sis Nandi 😭😭😭😭"
@SJ_JuicyLips wrote:
"Who died 👀"
@Maya25246970 commented:
"South Africa 🇿🇦😭😭😭😭😭😭"
@GoitseK018 added:
"It's gone."
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What has been happening in South Africa?
July was an eventful month for South Africa. Many people have been glued to social media, waiting to watch the drama unfold. It all started when General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi made explosive allegations against several top government officials, including Minister of Police Senzo Mchunu.
The weeks after Mkhwanazi's press conference saw several officials and businessmen getting arrested, some fired from work, while others were suspended. Details about DJ Sumbody and other celebrities' murders have been surfacing on social media.
Politics aside, South Africans have also been complaining about the high cost of electricity. Media personality Ntsiki Mazwai even called on citizens to take to the streets because of the high prices of electricity.
Prince Kaybee complains about data prices in SA
Meanwhile, Briefly News reported that Prince Kaybee has taken to his social media page to bemoan the rising prices of data in South Africa. The popular music producer called on service providers to do better.
The rising prices of daily items in South Africa are affecting everyone, including the elites. Many have taken to social media to air their grievances with the service providers. Anyone who follows Prince Kaybee knows he does not hold back from speaking his mind, and has even landed in hot water from his fans and followers over his opinions.
Source: Briefly News
