Man-tshinge-lane is a term used to refer to a security in South Africa where it was derived from 'marching in a line'. This term is mostly used by man to each other when at work but in most cases it is used to inferior-ate a man who is a security. This also relates to the new normal system of people adapting to stand in ques wearing a mask (dompass) before entering any shop. This has been happening ever since South Africans where allowed to vote, standing in the longest line to a chance to raise there voice with a cross.