Top 7 head-scratching moments: SA’s election season unveils a circus of politics
Nomvula Mokonyane ANC first deputy secretary-general assists with the cooking, in one of the homesteads she visited at Eluxolweni village, Eastern Cape, during her campaign on Wednesday
In a head-scratching moment, DA leader John Steenhuisen left the public and social media users perplexed with his “Dubul’inyanga” speech at the party’s manifesto launch in February. While some thought he was targeting traditional healers, others believed he was referring to Nyanga township. However, it was later clarified that he was actually talking about the “moonshot pact” – a coalition of political parties aiming to unseat the ANC.
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