In a recent survey published by Remitly, South Africa has emerged as the world’s friendliest nation, scoring an impressive 34.63 out of 40 on the ‘agreeableness’ trait of the Big 5 Personality Test.
This sets a bright stage for the nation, known for its stunning landscapes, rich wildlife, and vibrant culture, as a top choice for those seeking warmth and hospitality, Cape {town} Etc reports.
Greeks follow closely behind, securing the second position with a score of 33.71.
South Africa’s distinctive charm can largely be attributed to its diverse population and the country’s emphasis on community and relationships.
Positioned at the southernmost point of Africa between two oceans, this nation not only boasts breathtaking scenery but also allows for a higher standard of living, thanks to an affordable cost of living where the South African rand goes a long way.
Residents of South Africa are often noted for their open-hearted nature. Visitors frequently describe experiences of being greeted by warm smiles and polite strangers, a testament to the nation’s rich tradition of friendliness.
‘The social fabric of the country is woven with moments of humour and lively conversations, ensuring that both residents and travellers feel at home,’ the survey stated.
Moreover, the linguistic diversity in South Africa, with eleven official languages including English, Afrikaans, and various ethnic languages further enhances the ease with which people can communicate and form connections.
This multilingual environment supports an enriching intercultural dialogue, enabling friendships that transcend language barriers.
In addition to its hospitable people, South Africa offers an incredible array of wildlife and a warm climate, ideal for those who wish to explore its magnificent coastline and natural wonders.
‘These features not only embellish the country’s appeal but also contribute to its standing as a global leader in agreeableness,’ the study concluded.
Omotoso, who was acquitted in a botched prosecution of sexually assaulting young women in his church, has not been deported – despite what the National Prosecuting Authority said.
The Department of Home Affairs confirmed on Tuesday, 22 April that the controversial televangelist Timothy Omotoso was not deported from South Africa after his acquittal on charges of sexual assault, rape and human trafficking.
“No, the Department has not deported Timothy Omotoso. The Department has noted the public interest in the matter involving Omotoso. The issues relating to the status of Omotoso in South Africa are being reviewed by the Department, as directed by the court,” Home Affairs spokesperson Siya Qoza said.
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