South African President Cyril Ramaphosa Orders Arrest of Media Personality, Penny Ntuli, Over Viral Roadside Twirking Video.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has reportedly ordered the arrest of popular radio presenter Penny Ntuli and her friend after a video of them twirking by the roadside went viral.
The clip, which spread rapidly across social media, showed the duo dancing provocatively close to speeding vehicles, sparking mixed reactions. While some online users dismissed it as playful entertainment, authorities condemned the act as reckless and dangerous.
In a statement from the Presidency, Ramaphosa criticized the behavior, warning that such actions could distract motorists and trigger accidents with fatal consequences.
“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.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has reportedly ordered the arrest of popular radio presenter Penny Ntuli and her friend after a video of them twirking by the roadside went viral.
The clip, which spread rapidly across social media, showed the duo dancing provocatively close to speeding vehicles, sparking mixed reactions. While some online users dismissed it as playful entertainment, authorities condemned the act as reckless and dangerous.
In a statement from the Presidency, Ramaphosa criticized the behavior, warning that such actions could distract motorists and trigger accidents with fatal consequences.
“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.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa Orders Arrest of Media Personality, Penny Ntuli, Over Viral Roadside Twirking Video.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has reportedly ordered the arrest of popular radio presenter Penny Ntuli and her friend after a video of them twirking by the roadside went viral.
The clip, which spread rapidly across social media, showed the duo dancing provocatively close to speeding vehicles, sparking mixed reactions. While some online users dismissed it as playful entertainment, authorities condemned the act as reckless and dangerous.
In a statement from the Presidency, Ramaphosa criticized the behavior, warning that such actions could distract motorists and trigger accidents with fatal consequences.
“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.
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