Sizwe Dhlomo and Anele Mdoda Rally Behind Koki's Viral School Head Girl Campaign Video

Sizwe Dhlomo and Anele Mdoda Rally Behind Koki's Viral School Head Girl Campaign Video

  • A student at what appears to be Jeugland High School launched a creative campaign video to become Head Girl in 2027
  • The TikTok clip, watermarked by @l4ylow._, shows classmates and staff hilariously mimicking Koki's habits to win her vote
  • Sizwe Dhlomo and Anele Mdoda were among the South Africans who rallied behind the aspiring Head Girl online
Koki’s creative campaign caught attention online, with her approach to winning votes earning praise from social media users
Sizwe Dhlomo and Anele Mdoda have shown support for Koki after her school head girl campaign video went viral. Image: Anele Mgudlwa, @hlovo
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A school election campaign video has taken Mzansi by storm, and even media heavyweights Sizwe Dhlomo and Anele Mdoda could not resist jumping on the bandwagon. The clip, promoting a student named Koki for Head Girl 2027, has sent South African social media into a frenzy with its clever, high-energy format.

The TikTok video, watermarked throughout by the account @l4ylow._, was filmed across various locations at what appears to be Jeugland High School, including classrooms, hallways, lockers, and outdoor courtyards. Structured as a rapid-fire series of student and staff testimonials mixed with candid moments, the clip carries the unmistakable energy of a proper political campaign ad, just set in a high school.

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Koki's campaign goes viral

The concept is simple but brilliantly executed. Students and teachers take turns confessing that they have adopted Koki's habits in a bid to impress her and earn her favour, essentially making the campaign about the candidate's influence rather than empty promises. One student grabbed a pair of glasses because Koki reportedly likes them. A teacher claimed to have become more dedicated after hearing that Koki appreciates hardworking educators. Others took up rugby, studied harder, and even switched subjects, all inspired by what Koki values. The clip closes with a straightforward pitch:

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"If you want change, vote Koki for Head Girl 2027."

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Mzansi wants to cast a vote

The video sparked a wave of humour and genuine admiration across X (Twitter), with users from all corners of South Africa declaring their support for a school election they have absolutely no stake in.

@hlovo_ wrote:

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"I wanna vote for Koki as well. 😂"

@GaryTidoStark said:

"Remember, in my school we had ANC as candidates promising us school taps would flow with juice and alcohol. 😂😂😂 Fun times."

@Warpath_THE noted:

"Koki made teachers decide to be dedicated because she likes dedicated teachers🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾. #ForTheWin."

@koki_koklah, sharing the name, wrote:

"As a Koki myself, I wanna vote for her too. 😭🙏"

@Hlela_Lulubel asked:

"Where do we vote for Koki? I'm ready for our Queen to lead us. 🫢🫢"

@africa_dlomo threatened:

"If Koki doesn't win, I'm throwing a tantrum. 😂😂"

@DaLooneyTune added:

"Solid campaign. 💪🏽✊🏽 Koki for the W!"

@Handel_Berg joked:

"This is funded by Stellenbosch, just that I can't prove it. 🤣🤣🤣 Bank statements will surface after the election."

@Man21325Chat asked:

"Did Sol Phenduka agree? 😭😭😭😭 Koki for the win. 🥇"

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Gloria Masia (Human interest editor) Gloria Masia is an Entertainment Writer at Briefly News. She holds a Diploma in Public Relations from UNISA and a Diploma in Journalism from Rosebank College. With over 8 years of experience, Gloria has worked in digital marketing, online TV production, and radio. Email:gloria.masia@briefly.co.za