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The funniest tweets from voting day
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Ah, South Africans. If there’s one thing we know how to do, it’s laugh. How else can we make sense of the political craziness around us? On Wednesday, voters queued in longer-than-usual lines for South Africa’s national and provincial elections. And, of course, we joked about every aspect of it, with some hilarious takes doing the rounds on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Here are some of our favourite tweets.
1. Thumb wars
2. The miseducation of John Steenhuisen
3. Selfie crimes
4. Elderly millennials under fire
6. Puff and pass
7. Special people
Pssst. It’s not too late to vote if you haven’t done so yet. Go to your registered voting station and make your mark!
Staff Reporter
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