A media briefing by minister Lindiwe Sisulu on corruption at the water and sanitation department was rocked by apparent 'Zoom-bombing'
A water and sanitation department virtual meeting was halted on Wednesday after a 'suspicious' user appeared on the screen.A media briefing by minister Lindiwe Sisulu on corruption at the water and sanitation department was rocked by apparent “Zoom-bombing” on Wednesday.Midway through the briefing, the faceless user logged in and first displayed a placard on which was written “f**k the ANC”.
A few seconds later, the hacker showed another placard with the words “number of people jailed for corruption under [president Cyril] Ramaphosa=0", with the zero circled around the president's face.
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