David Kau’s Response to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Public Holiday Leaves SA Rolling With Laughter

• David Kau has expressed dissatisfaction regarding President Cyril Ramaphosa's decision to declare a public holiday on 15 December to celebrate the Springboks' Rugby World Cup win in France
• Many South Africans had eagerly anticipated the holiday after the team's victory over New Zealand's All Blacks
• David Kau's tweet received mixed reactions from social media users, with some finding it humorous and others expressing a desire for the holiday

Top South African comedian David Kau has headed to social media to respond to President Cyril Ramaphosa's holiday. The President declared 15 December a public holiday to celebrate the Springboks' win.

David Kau responds to Ramaphosa's holiday

President Ramaphosa had the nation jubilating when he announced that there would be a public holiday if the Springboks won the Rugby World Cup in Paris, France. The Bokke lifted the cup after winning a nailbiting match against the All Blacks of New Zealand.

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Many started asking about the public holiday soon after South Africa won the World Cup. The President declared that Friday 15 December is a public holiday celebrating the Springboks.

Comedian David Kau was among the many South Africans who took to social media to respond to the President's announcement. The star seemed not happy with the holiday. He tweeted:

"Holiday ya Masepa - ‍♂️"

Mzansi reacts to David Kau's post

Social media users found David Kau's response to President Ramaphosa's announcement hilarious. His timeline was filled with mixed reactions from fans.

@UrbanStreetZA said:

"Hahaha "

@Deartroublegal commented:

"Cup cake played us"

@ndowenimulaudzi added:

"We want it."

@chgzsa noted:

"Family meeting ka 8 maybe he'll address that then"

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Briefly News also reported that nothing passes by without Sizwe Dhlomo giving his own two cents. The radio host responded to Cyril Ramaphosa's national promise. With just a day away from the epic clash between the Springboks and the All Blacks as they face each other at the Rugby World Cup finals.

Cyril Ramaphosa promised South Africans that Sunday, 29 October, would be a public holiday should the Springboks win the Rugby World Cup final. South Africans have been giving the president daily reminders ahead of the Boks' showdown with the All Blacks in the hope that he will keep his promise.

Source: Briefly News