“Women Love This Man”: SA Dusted by Cyril Ramaphosa and a Pensioner’s Flirty Banter

“Women Love This Man”: SA Dusted by Cyril Ramaphosa and a Pensioner’s Flirty Banter

  • A clip of President Cyril Ramaphosa chatting with an elderly woman went viral on TikTok on 26 October 2026
  • After Ramaphosa joked about his own age and claimed he was two years younger than her, the gogo wasted no time shooting her shot at the president
  • South Africans were in stitches over the gogo's boldness, though some questioned who Ramaphosa chooses to engage with
President Cyril Ramaphosa was left completely flustered and in stitches after a charismatic gogo shot her shot at him
A hilarious video of an elderly woman boldly flirting with President Cyril left Mzansi laughing. Image: @themankhosi
Source: Twitter

President Cyril Ramaphosa found himself in an unexpectedly hilarious situation when a sharp-witted elderly woman left him and a room full of people in tears of laughter. TikTok user @mohaudaniels posted the clip on 26 October 2026, showing Ramaphosa seated beside the gogo on a couch, the two deep in friendly conversation.

The gogo shoots her shot

The president, clearly in a playful mood, turned to the elderly woman and asked if he looked like he was 50 years old. Visibly delighted, she asked if he was being serious. Ramaphosa then doubled down, teasing that he was actually two years younger than her.

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That was all she needed. Without missing a beat, the gogo looked at him and asked, "So, re etsa jwang (So, what are we doing now)?" The quick-witted pitch sent the president, the gogo herself, and everyone in the room into fits of uncontrollable laughter. The clip captured something many South Africans rarely see from their head of state: a completely unguarded, warm moment that reminded the country their president is also human. The gogo, however, remains the undisputed star of the show.

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Watch the flirty exchange that had South Africa in stitches in the TikTok video below:

Others jokingly called her a retired badie
The interaction instantly won over the internet, with Mzansi praising the elderly woman's unmatched confidence and comedic timing. Image: Ketut Subayinto
Source: UGC

Mzansi reacts to the viral moment

South Africans absolutely lost it in the comments, with many crowning the elderly woman a fearless icon. Not everyone, however, was just there for the laughs, as some viewers used the moment to raise questions about who the president chooses to spend his time with.

@nico wrote:

"He knows his target, shame."

@Hilda_Letsatsi said:

"Basadi ba rata ntate o hle [women love this man]."

@Conny_Ndlovana declared:

"Baddie that never sleeps."

@ginitimi asked:

"Is he also giving his attention to talk to men, or always girls and women?"

@sammy commented:

"I wonder why he is not engaging with the youth. The literal future of this country. He is going for the easy targets 🙄 mxm."

@SirNguyuza ⭐️⭐️ said:

"He must come sit with us who contribute to the economy. We will ask him real questions."

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  • An ANC campaign worker’s door-to-door visit sparked widespread debate online after a resident calmly turned the tables by pointing out that the party had left her with nothing tangible despite decades of loyal service.
  • A viral video shared by former Tshwane Mayor Cilliers Brink shows DA campaign members setting political rivalry aside to share hot boerewors rolls from their braai stand with nearby ANC volunteers in Pretoria.
  • A student spoke to President Cyril Ramaphosa during an election campaign visit to her home in Mpumalanga, telling him that finding employment in South Africa depends more on having connections than qualifications.

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter at Briefly News, focusing on social commentary, community stories, viral human-interest features, and public discourse. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Bongiwe began her editorial career in campus media before contributing across print and digital platforms at BONA Magazine, where she covered current news and societal trends. She specialises in reporting on local community accounts, social media discourse, and viral South African events. Contact: bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za