YOUR DAILY DOSAGE: Keep your Mzansi flag flying high

Be proud to keep your Mzansi flag
flying high, wherever you are.

South Africans are the real heroes of 2010. Comment on Danny Jordaan's salute to the fabulous people of South Africa.
We couldn't have said it better than Bobby Brown in his open letter to ex-pats abroad. Read his spine tingling story and pass it on. No-one says it better than a South African.
An estimated 695 000 jobs were created in the construction, roads,
transport and the hospitality industry.
Even though we didn’t make it passed the first round Bafana Bafana
inspired us all.
The world has been blown away by the hospitality South Africa has shown
the rest of the world.
We’ve hosted the greatest Soccer World Cup yet. And R900 million was spent on Visa cards in this period!
The Cape experienced its second Dutch invasion, as fans of "Die Oranje"
took the opportunity to explore their historical connection to South Africa.
Being black, white or yellow is in the past; we’ve open our hearts to each
other and the rest of the world.
Whoever said white men can’t dance wasn’t referring to the ones in Mzansi.
We’ve shown them we can, with the Diski Dance.
In typical South African style some new born babies have been named with
2010 World Cup related names: Vuvuzela Mhlongo, Soccer-City Mthembu
The Makarapa and our “infamous” Vuvuzela have become international
soccer fan paraphernalia.
Thulani Ngcobo's passion for football has scored him a place in sporting history, after he set a new Guinness World Record for the most FIFA World Cup matches attended by an individual at a single finals tournament. He claimed the record after watching his 21st full match on Friday, 25 June in Pretoria, where Spain beat Chile 2-1.
The number of foreigners that visited South Africa during the World Cup
is estimated to be more than 1 million.
The 2010 World Cup has been in our warm hands and this will forever change the world’s perception of our country. South Africa has rolled out ubuntu in abundance.