'Desperate measures' - Mzansi laughs off Maimane's 'African muti' photo
There is less than one month left until the 2019 general elections and politicians are pulling out all the stops to get South Africans to vote for them.
From singing and dancing to handing out cash on door-to-door campaigns, politicians have been busier than ever.
DA leader Mmusi Maimane is the latest to send Twitter into overdrive after a picture of him standing outside an "African muti" shop was shared by President Cyril Ramaphosa's spokesperson Khusela Diko.
Yimani.....π€ pic.twitter.com/eDb7PsTVJA
— Khusela DikoπΏπ¦ (@KhuselaS) April 14, 2019
It's unclear when the picture was taken or if it was taken in KwaZulu-Natal, where Maimane is currently on the campaign trial.
Tweeps wasted no time to share their hilarious responses to the picture, with some suggesting that Maimane was visiting a sangoma out of desperation to win the upcoming elections. These are some of the hilarious reactions.
Canvassing bathong, no limit, far and wideπ
— Highly blessedππ (@myself_104) April 14, 2019
Ke nako ππ
— Highly blessedππ (@myself_104) April 14, 2019
Desperate times call for desperate measures for the Desperate Alliance.
— Phumudzo πΏπ¦ (@pmakrising) April 14, 2019
π€£π€£π€£π€£π€£ any means necessary mntase
— Mandisa (@MandisaM9) April 14, 2019
Hahahahaaaa....kubi!!! π that look ,ngathi ucheck' icoast
— Ms Khuzwayo ππ (@thembisak) April 14, 2019
NO wonder he has unexplainable levels of confidence about the May 8 elections , he is misled by the muti πππ
— Magasela Mzobe (@MagaselaMzobe) April 14, 2019
ππcacile kuzanywa kwanto
— Sikelela Matandela (@ForeverShakes) April 15, 2019
He seriously needs it. @MmusiMaimane
— Hangwani Mabada (@mabadahan) April 14, 2019
Man's got to do what a man' got to do, k'shubile! pic.twitter.com/urDiDguxLH
— Brian Tshivhase (@TshivhaseBrian) April 14, 2019
Elections are getting closer and he is making sure kuth he is ready to take over S.Aπ
— Nhab DLAMINI (@Nhab43962217) April 14, 2019
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