By: Natasha Archary

President Cyril Ramaphosa bust out his Indian dance moves at a Nagara Festival in Stanger, KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) over the weekend.
In a video that has been causing a buzz online, Ramaphosa can be seen learning how to do the Indian “chutney” dance with members of the African National Congress (ANC).
The Nagara Festival was part of the ANC’s election campaign trail in KZN, with Ramaphosa targeting the support of Indian majority communities in the province.
Ramaphosa also did two walkabouts in Marianhill and Cato Ridge before getting on stage to address the community at the Stanger hall.
Once the formalities were complete, the President who was adorned with a garland of flowers in the ANC’s colours, danced to the nagara music, by shaking his hips and moving his hands like they do in Bollywood movies.
While some applauded the President for embracing the diversity of cultures and traditions in the country, others said it’s just part of his campaign to charm minority communities for votes.
Several parts of KZN are still without water and electricity following the devastating floods in 2022.
WATCH: President Ramaphosa dances to Indian music
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Ramaphosa assured communities in KZN who are still affected by water challenges, that the ANC is hard at work to put in place a long-term plan towards a sustainable solution.
“The ANC is hard at work to ensure that Government rebuilds the infrastructure and restores the damage that was caused by floods here in KwaZulu-Natal.
We are also looking at building a school and primary health care facility in this community.
We are hard at work resolving challenges of water and electricity here in KwaZulu-Natal. We are putting measures to provide immediate relief as we put in place a long-term plan towards a sustainable solution.
The African National Congress has hegemony in KwaZulu-Natal and we are confident that we will emerge victorious in the upcoming general election.”
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