- South African President Cyril Ramaphosa reportedly ordered the arrest of radio presenter Penny Ntuli and her friend after a viral video showed them tw3rking dangerously close to speeding cars.
- The Presidency condemned the act as reckless and unsafe, warning that such behavior could distract drivers and cause accidents.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has reportedly directed law enforcement agencies to arrest popular radio presenter Penny Ntuli and her friend following the circulation of a controversial roadside twerking video.
The viral clip showed Ntuli and her companion dancing provocatively along a busy road, dangerously close to fast-moving vehicles. The video quickly gained traction online, drawing a wave of reactions—while some social media users dismissed the act as lighthearted fun, others condemned it as irresponsible and unsafe.
In a statement issued by the Presidency, Ramaphosa expressed strong disapproval of the incident, stressing that such actions posed serious risks to both the individuals involved and unsuspecting motorists.
“Freedom must be exercised responsibly. Putting lives at risk under the guise of entertainment is unacceptable. Law enforcement has been directed to take swift action,” the statement read.
Authorities have since confirmed that investigations are underway to apprehend those involved.
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