2 Young Women's Viral TikTok Slams ANC Government's Poor Service: "And Y'all Still Vote ANC?"

• Two South African women went viral on TikTok for criticising the ANC government
• Their video used creative dancing to depict problems like poor roads, lack of running water and unfinished houses
• Many viewers praised the women and shared their disappointment with the ANC, while a few defended the party

Two young women went viral on TikTok after creatively demonstrating how the African National Congress government has failed them.

With elections fast approaching, the ANC faces criticism from South Africans for a number of reasons, including corruption, poor service delivery and the low employment rate, and some believe the ANC's leadership has become weak and out of touch with the needs of the people, Chatham House explains.

2 Women throw shade at the ANC

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The video shared by @starrlucida shows the ladies dancing, and without saying a single word, showcasing deteriorated tar roads, taps with no flowing water, litter and pollution and incomplete RDP houses.

"And y'all still voting for ANC, le dom shem sies," the post was captioned.

Mzansi reacts to women's TikTok

Many netizens responded to the video with funny commentary, praising the young women for showing the lack of service delivery in the neighbourhood.

Many expressed their disappointment in the ruling political party while few others tried to defend it.

Thick_dudle responded:

"Sanithandi!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️"

Lindokuhle Mtsweni replied:

"SizoVotela iEFF? Cha bandla."

Amanii commented:

"Goes to vote for ANC coz ngeke ngizwe ngani."

Fikakahle_Nzuza replied:

"Amantombazane a-FOCUSED!!"

dknkuna replied:

"Yabona ama 2000k angisho lutho balaa."

Nonku said:

"Imtholile umnikazi."

Zola replied:

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"❤️Smart girls coz akekho ophilile ekhanda osamncane ongavotela ANC."

magodide24 commented:

"Wozani nizothatha imali yenu."

South Africans reject government's celebration of Human Rights Day

In another story, Briefly News reported that as President Cyril Ramaphosa geared up to commemorate the Sharpeville Massacre on Human Rights Day on 21 March, South Africans expressed anger at the government, accusing the African National Congress of violating their human rights.

Ramaphosa had been expected to deliver the keynote address at Sharpeville to commemorate the massacre, where apartheid police shot and killed protesters, mostly youth, in 1960.

Source: Briefly News