Chikunga launched the 2024 Road Safety Awareness Campaign in Mkhondo, Mpumalanga, on Wednesday, where she addressed communities.
'We cannot tolerate individuals who are drunk from Monday to Monday, nor can we accept young people walking around with bottles of alcohol.'
Transport Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga has called on South Africans to stop blaming witchcraft for accidents on the roads while they insist on getting behind the wheel while drunk. “If you obtained your driver’s license fraudulently and chose to share the road with 13 million other drivers, you are inviting disaster and endangering the lives of others because of your inability to drive safely.“You shouldn’t be on the road if you don’t understand the purpose of the barrier line or the meaning of traffic lights.”
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