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“The loud mouth was going to twerk for them at Luthuli house” ANC Sithole Hints Out

Johannesburg, South Africa – In a tweet that has ignited a storm of discussions, ANC veteran Nathi Sithole made a controversial statement, hinting at the appearance of the loud mouth twerking at Luthuli House. The tweet, sent out on Tuesday morning, quickly gained attention and raised eyebrows across social media platforms.

The exact context and intent behind Sithole’s tweet remain unclear, but it seemed to reference an upcoming event at Luthuli House, the African National Congress (ANC) headquarters, where a person, referred to as “The loud mouth,” was allegedly going to engage in twerking a popular dance form.

The tweet garnered mixed reactions from both ANC supporters and critics. Many expressed disappointment in Sithole’s choice of words, considering his status as an ANC veteran, while others argued for freedom of expression and defended his right to use humor and colloquial language. ANC officials have distanced themselves from the tweet, stating that Sithole’s personal views do not represent the party’s position. They emphasized the importance of responsible communication, particularly from senior members of the party.

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Civil society groups have called for a public apology from Sithole, urging him to be mindful of the potential impact his words may have on public discourse. They emphasize the need for political figures to set an example in promoting respectful dialogue and unity. The incident also raises broader discussions on the use of social media by public figures, as statements made online can quickly reach a vast audience, often leading to unintended consequences.

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As the debate unfolds, the ANC’s internal disciplinary committee is reportedly reviewing the matter to determine whether any actions should be taken in response to Sithole’s tweet. ANC spokespersons have assured the public that the matter will be handled with utmost seriousness and adherence to the party’s principles.

The tweet remains live on Nathi Sithole’s Twitter account, though some users have called for its deletion. However, Sithole has not issued any further statements or clarifications since the initial tweet.

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With emotions running high, the aftermath of this tweet continues to dominate South Africa’s political and social discussions, highlighting the importance of responsible communication and accountability for public figures on social media platforms.

Source: https://twitter.com/Mfoka_Jobe/status/1686789029709180946?t=Tl9vR4VINEgJs7iIHfJ0Jw&s=19

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