While many have welcomed newly elected ANC KwaZulu-Natal chairperson Sboniso Duma, social media users had a a field day trolling him for his Banyana Banyana gaffe.
Image:While many have welcomed the election of new ANC KwaZulu-Natal chairperson Sboniso Duma, social media users have trolled him for his Banyana Banyana gaffe.
Speaking during the provincial elective conference on Sunday, Duma gave a shoutout to the women’s national football team for securing their first Women's Africa Cup of Nations trophy. The moemish drew mixed reactions online as some social media users joked Duma was “already lying” less than 24 hours after being elected. The whole Provincial Chairperson, Siboniso Duma hardly two minutes at the helm, and is lying already.
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