SA celebrities who should be president in 2019
Which one of these famous faces would get your vote as South Africa's first female president?
Minnie Dlamini. Photo: Francois Heydenrych Photography
Oprah Winfrey’s moving speech at this year’s Golden Globe Awards has people speculating as to whether or not she could run for presidency during the next American elections.
This got us thinking: “With South Africa’s own presidential elections coming up next year, do we have any female celebrities who would make strong candidates like Oprah?”
As a matter of fact, we do!
These are the local stars who we would bank on to run for presidency in 2019.
Anele Mdoda
Anele has already joked about the possibility of her running in 2019, even throwing a light-hearted jab in Cyril Ramaphosa’s direction.
Hey yo Cyril…what's good ????? 2019 or nah ? 😂😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/dnQqCUsrr9
— Anele Mdoda (@Anele) January 10, 2018
Minnie Dlamini
Bantu Holomisa wasn’t entirely crazy when he suggested that Minnie Dlamini should run for presidency in 2019. His reasoning was that we’re finally ready for a female president and she should be the one.
. Congrats for reaching 2million followers mark. Run for presidency Mhlobo.
— Bantu Holomisa (@BantuHolomisa) September 3, 2017
Brenda Ngxoli
Brenda Ngxoli is one of the most celebrated actresses and comedians in South Africa. Nobody would stand in her way as she embarked on this presidential journey.
However, if rumours are to be believed, she might be busy playing Brenda Fassie by the time elections come around.
https://twitter.com/BekithembaZ/status/951348919329591296
Rolene Strauss
Rolene already has experience when it comes to representing South Africa internationally.
Her reign as Miss World 2015 saw her mingling with the biggest movers and shakers on the planet.
Congratulations to Rolene Strauss for graduating from medical school after 7 years. She was crowned Miss South Africa & Miss World, and got married and had a baby in between her studies👏 🎓🇿🇦 pic.twitter.com/I6BKIcjD15
— Mbaliyezwe Ndlela (@mbali_ndlela) December 9, 2017
Ntsiki Mazwai
Ntsiki Mazwai might be a controversial character but she’s also a very patriotic, well-educated South African woman who has the kind of passion we’ve been missing from leadership.
Ntsiki Mazwai x Poetic Thursdays @sowetotheatres pic.twitter.com/PdBkuf9vcl
— @Poetic Justice (@poeticjus_) January 4, 2018
Redi Tlhabi
If Redi seriously ran, you could have no doubts that people would vote for her. Her knowledge of politics, sociology and now economics will see her become a well-rounded female president.
Big thank you to minister Zulu for coming on @BigDebateSA & staying longer. She says, "Redi gave me a hard time but I gave it back" 😂😂. Great stuff. And I know when I see her in public, she won't be acting like a petulant child pic.twitter.com/DROy9UNc6L
— Redi Tlhabi (@RediTlhabi) December 2, 2017
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