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5 things to know before visiting South Africa, courtesy of Cardi B fans

From trying out two of South Africa's favourite street foods (chicken feet and kota) to brand new names to consider, Cardi B has some of the best advice from her Mzansi fans ahead of her June 12 Castle Lite Unlocks gig in Johannesburg.


While there isn’t any doubt that Cardi B fever has hit Mzansi really hard as advanced website ticket sales for her upcoming SA gig crashed within seconds, South Africans wasted no time telling the rapper about the country, including the best places to visit and unique delicacies to try.


Showing an infectious cheeriness, and a general belief in South Africa’s exceptionalism, it all started with a simple tweet from the award winning rapper, in which she asked her South African followers to “teach me about your country”. 


From being given brand new South African names, Buhle ( meaning “beauty”), Mbali (flower) and Khadi, to relentless warnings about the oh-so annoying power cuts, the responses, as seen below, were as colourful as South Africa has become known for! 

1. Unique South African names


2. Current biggest music genre / dance craze; amapiano


3. Loadshedding, a new way of life 

4. How to greet; Dumelang!

5. Typical South African street foods; Chicken feet & Kota


Tankiso Komane
Tankiso Komane
A Tshwane University of Technology journalism graduate, Tankiso Komane has a vast experience in print & broadcast media business and has worked for some of the country’s biggest daily newspapers, including The Sowetan, The Citizen, The Times, and The New Age. Through her varied work as a journalist, notably as a copywriter for SABC1 (On-Air promotions) and as a publicist for Onyx Communications, she has developed an in-depth understanding of the nature of the media business and how to use it for the purpose of exposure. Her expertise in journalism across various disciplines, coupled with a good reputation, has laid the foundation of a new kind "trust in Journalism" as the media ecosystem continues to digitally evolve.
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