Duduzane Zuma Assists Victims of the Tongaat Tornado in Viral Video
- Duduzane Zuma, the son of former South African and African National Congress president Jacob Zuma, showed how much he cared for the unfortunate
- He was seen visiting the Tongaat area, which was severely affected by the tornado that ravaged the entire area.
- The video of him trending shows him delivering crates of bread for those who were left homeless during the storm
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Tebogo Mokwena, a Briefly News journalist in Johannesburg, South Africa, covered accidents, outbreaks, nature and natural disaster-related incidents at Daily Sun and Vutivi Business News for seven years.
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TONGAAT, KWAZULU-NATAL – Duduzane Zuma, the son of former president Jacob Zuma, lent a helping hand to victims of the Tongaat tornado in KwaZulu-Natal.
Duduzane helps victims
Duduzane posted a video of himself and some of his associates on his X account, @duduzanezuma22. In the video, Duduzane is shown shaking the Tongaat residents' hands. At the same time, a van with food is parked behind him. Trays of bread loaves are behind him, and the community stands in a queue to receive food parcels. View the video here:
What you need to know about the Tongaat tornado
- Seven people were killed during the extensive downpour that started in the Eastern Cape on 3 June
- The tornado destroyed hundreds of homes, and this includes the home of actress and musician Thandeka Zulu, who posted about the devastation on social media
- The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education revealed that the tornado that ripped through Tongaat destroyed over 10 schools during the mid-term exams
South Africans happy to see Zuduzane helping
Netizens commended him for doing charitable work; some asked where he was.
Kim Yong Un76 asked:
"Where have you been?"
Don't Mind Me answered:
"Asking his father to replace Khumalo with him in parliament."
Sabelo Zlu made a request.
"Even in parts of Eshowe Emakhilimba. They were affected by that storm, too. Please visit them."
Tech said:
"Giving back to the community has always been a part of you."
MK Party said
"Great job, and stay blessed."
Undercover10 said:
"And the government is still nowhere to be found."
2 men record Tongaat tornado in viral video
In a related article, Briefly News reported that two men travelling in a car in Tongaat recorded a tornado video.
In the clip, the weather phenomenon can be seen ripping through the area. The men are stunned and cannot believe they can see the tornado.
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