Herman Mashaba Responds As South Africans Celebrate Sixty60 Hiring SA Drivers

• Herman Mashaba celebrates viral video of delivery drivers and dancers showcasing national pride
• ActionSA leader advocates for uniting citizens around patriotic initiatives during major events
• Mashaba emphasises positivity and economic optimism in South Africa

GAUTENG— The president of ActionSA, Herman Mashaba, welcomed a viral video allegedly showing South African Checkers Sixty60 drivers receiving a celebration. He spoke after resharing footage posted by an online user on 5 July 2026, which depicted dancers and delivery drivers inside a mall.

Mashaba shared the video on his X account. Mashaba stated that he wanted to join citizens in celebrating these positive developments, explicitly mentioning the patriots involved in the event. The video features people waving the national flag, kicking soccer balls, and dancing alongside delivery motorbikes outside retail outlets. The video concluded with the motorcyclists driving in the mall.

View the video on X here:

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Mashaba recently urged the Department of Home Affairs to investigate a viral video showing Pakistani nationals holding South African IDs while campaigning for the ANC. The video, filmed under an ANC marquee, depicts the men encouraging others to register and vote for the party ahead of the November elections. While naturalised citizens can legally hold IDs, Mashaba questioned the legality and transparency of the process, citing concerns over potential corruption within Home Affairs. The event was a voter registration drive organised by the Pakistan South Africa Association alongside ANC Member of Parliament Jade Mananiso.

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