Ace Magashule Attacks Punching Bag, SA Reacts: "He's Not Ready to Sleep"
- Twitter user Daniel Marven recently shared a clip of Ace Magashule punching a boxing bag
- In the clip, Magashule punches the bag with a surprising amount of vigour while in his formal outfit
- Locals have shared various hilarious reactions to the video in the comment section
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South African Twitter user Daniel Marven recently shared a clip of suspended ANC secretary-general, Ace Magashule very energetically punching a punching bag while dressed in his formal clothes.
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The video left many South Africans with truly funny things to say about Ace who recently lost his battle to step aside as an ANC member. A lot of them thought that the clip was a way of Ace saying that he would not apologise to President Cyril Ramaphosa for writing him a suspension letter.
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@mkwnados89 said:
"This man made a life-changing decision. That he's not ready to go to sleep this early!"
@Kabelombl said:
"CR o tla mo fotlha ka one boxing glove a se tsoge"
@MaphosaPhosa said:
"That's what I do after losing an argument. I resort 2 violence that's it madala"
@Black32340072 said:
"I think these are the things (POSTS) that make politicians in SA make people suffer on purpose ... the way you make them feel hahahahahahahahaah"
@Whisky_JM said:
"It's a stunt, they always use us to fight their battle. We just need to ignore them."
Briefly News earlier reported that President Ramaphosa has demanded an apology from Ace Magashule for issuing him with a suspension letter last week. The president was speaking at the recent ANC NEC, where the collective members reached the conclusion.
However, with no apology issued yet, many South Africans are left wondering it’s even coming. If the embattled politician refuses to apologise, he will be subjected to more charges at his disciplinary hearing.
Meanwhile, the secretary-general had previously argued that he should be allowed to continue in his job as he has appealed his suspension.
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Source: Briefly News
