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WATCH: Right turn …. sorry I mean left turn …

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Police just couldn’t get it right at the funeral of businessman Dr Richard Maponya.

It looks like South Africans have found their very first challenge for 2020. 

And it follows the drill parade that went embarrassingly wrong at the funeral of businessman Dr Richard Maponya earlier this week.

Actress, businesswoman and 5FM radio host of “The Thabooty Drive”, Thando Thabethe and her colleagues at 5FM, along with many others decided to poke fun at the incident. 

#SAPSChallengepic.twitter.com/8XNkhpb3eh

— Thando Thabooty (@Thando_Thabethe)January 16, 2020

The blunder that was televised and broadcast widely on social media, saw four SAPS officers confused about which way to turn during the parade at the funeral, even after they were given an order. 

The second video is of a single officer standing next to the bushes practicing his parade. 

Although at the time it was embarrassing due to the fact that President Cyril Ramaphosa, first lady Dr Tshepo Motsepe, former presidents Thabo Mbeki and Kgalema Motlanthe were at the funeral, being the jovial nation that we are, we’ve come to accept it. 

With all the chatter it’s causing online, of course a challenge was underway and South Africans rose the occasion.

Watch the many SAPS Challenge below: 

Nailed it 🤣🤣🤣🤣#SAPSChallengehttps://t.co/T8A8z5XkvC

— Zimbini Nana (@Zeem2)January 16, 2020

Oh no!!#SAPSChallengepic.twitter.com/CuRQdoIOeh

— 👑Mish🇿🇲 (@Mish_092)January 16, 2020

How we leave work today… Ke friday😎😎😎👮‍♂️👮‍♂️👮‍♂️#SAPSChallenge#FridayThoughtspic.twitter.com/vstE0Ojnq7

#SAPSChallenge no chill or so whateverpic.twitter.com/liIQZV450l

— Sifundo (@Msifundo1984)January 17, 2020

— iNkosazana (@NkosazanaMashi1)January 17, 2020

Then there’s a special country called SA#SAPSCHALLENGEpic.twitter.com/qxHwnDQJjB

— 🇿🇦Eyase Sotra🇿🇦 (@ShakerShabalala)January 15, 2020

#SAPSChallengepic.twitter.com/PW11nR64qH

— Tenokuhle (@ThembiNgoma)January 17, 2020

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