Ramaphosa Orders Arrest of Radio Presenter Penny Ntuli for Twerking on Road

South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa has reportedly ordered the arrest of popular radio presenter Penny Ntuli and her friend after a viral video showed them twerking on a busy road.

The incident, which was captured in broad daylight, quickly spread across social platforms, attracting both laughter and outrage.

While some South Africans called it harmless fun, others slammed the act as reckless and dangerous, especially with cars passing by.

According to reports, Ramaphosa was not impressed and demanded that the duo be arrested for violating public safety and decency laws.

Authorities are said to be acting on the President’s directive, and the case has already sparked heated debate across the country.

The news has divided opinions online, some fans defended Penny Ntuli, saying the stunt was just “youthful fun.” While some Critics, however, argue that such behavior sets a bad example, especially coming from a public figure.

Others joked that South Africa had “more pressing issues” than chasing after twerkers.

It remains to be seen what legal action will follow, but the case highlights the growing tension between freedom of expression and public responsibility. For Penny Ntuli, a popular radio voice, this viral road stunt may have just turned into her biggest controversy yet.