'Podcast and Chill’s Sol Phenduka Says He Regrets Voting for Patriotic Alliance

• Former reality TV star Sol Phenduka has shared on his social media account that he regrets voting for Gayton McKenzie's party
• The podcaster and radio personality confirmed on his X account that he previously voted for the Patriotic Alliance
• South Africans took to social media over the weekend to respond to the radio personality's comment

Popular podcaster Sol Phenduka shared on his X account that he regrets voting for Gayton McKenzie's political party.

This comes after McKenzie's old social media posts containing derogatory language towards black people resurfaced online over the weekend.

McKenzie also topped social media trends when radio personality Sizwe Dhlomo called for the Sports, Arts and Culture Minister to be removed from his position.

Phenduka revealed on his X account over the weekend that he regrets voting for McKenzie's party.

Social media user @RealTrigger101 asked the podcaster on X:

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"@Solphendukaa, do you regret voting for them?"

Mzansi reacts to Phenduka's comment

@ChrisExcel102 said:

"So, in the next election, uya phenduka, (changing) on your decision?"

@BlackLckd wrote:

"I'm trying to understand what your reasoning is for that decision was😭."

@DeeCover611 reacted:

"Your tones against the EFF. A few months towards the election was painful to watch😭😭."

@IAMANEFF commented:

"How did you justify your vote to them then? I'm interested to know."

@MzamoDudula reacted:

"I never voted for him, but I regret my comments supporting this racist criminal."

@The_Villager_In commented:

"Yoh, fam. I’d like to find out info about where you get your merch from, if you don’t mind me asking. I can’t access you anywhere privately."

@Selebogo_T commented:

"You voted for Gayton? And y'all want to convince people that Floyd is wrong about there being a need for an alternative political party."

@SirDavid_Dashe reacted:

"But why did you vote for them? What convinced you to trust exconvicts?"

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@dah_afrika wrote:

"He said he would switch off the machine if he found a foreign national on oxygen in a South African hospital, and you said, 'yup, that's my guy'.

@dah_afrika said:

"You also got excited by the abahambe rhetoric?"

@SimphiweKahla wrote:

"Mara, Sol, how many times has the EFF/Julius Malema warned you about Gayton McKenzie and Kenny Kunene🤷🏼‍♂️?"

@BuhleNkomo_ reacted:

"We are f*cking around and finding out year after year as millennials of the Democratic Republic of South Africa. We have the responsibility and desire to vote, but the basis of it is characterised by smokes and mirrors🤣😣😅."

@cyrus_jpeg commented:

"Nna, I was surprised when people were worshipping and cheering for their Lord, Gayton. Here in Bloem, we know Gayton has been a racist. He doesn't help black communities, only helps coloureds and white peeps."

@Lungelo_Madiya said:

"But bro, it was obvious from the beginning that this guy was not the right one to vote for. I remember clearly when you spoke about supporting him on the podcast. I was so disappointed by your decision, knowing how smart and articulate you are. But anyway, I still respect you 👊🏽."

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‘Shaka ILembe’ fans drag Sol Phenduka

In more entertainment news, Briefly News previously reported that Podcast and Chill co-host Sol Phenduka had social media buzzing after the Shaka ILembe episode.

Phenduka was criticised by Shaka ILembe fans on social media for predicting King Dingiswayo's death on the show.

Viewers of the popular drama series dragged Phenduka for spoiling next Sunday night's episode.

Source: Briefly News