South africans have been using the word as an informal moniker for our country since the late 90s, more or less, and it is safe to say that the word is now firmly entrenched in our national brand and lexicon. The term mzansi is commonly used in local media and slang Mzansi is a colloquial name for south africa derived from the xhosa noun umzantzi meaning south
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Mzansi can also refer to
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Available on dstv compact channel 161, mzansi magic brings you the best in local stories and local entertainment. Definition of 'mzansi' mzansi in british english (əmˈzʌnsɪ ) noun south africa South africa, officially known as the republic of south africa (rsa) and nicknamed mzansi, is a country that boasts a wide variety of cultures, languages and religions. Mzansi is a south african word used as an informal name for the country or the people of south africa in recent years
According to the lexico.com [1], it derives from the xhosa word umzantsi, i.e Mzansi is a term that is widely used to refer to south africa It is derived from the xhosa language, and it means ‘south’, since south africa is located in the southern part of the continent. Mzansi has a rich musical heritage, with genres like kwaito and amapiano gaining popularity
