Johannesburg Park Station was abuzz as commuters were surprised by the presence of African National Congress (ANC) President, Cyril Ramaphosa.
Ramaphosa arrived at Johannesburg Park Station on Monday morning, on a campaign trail ahead of the May 8 elections. He was interacting with hundreds of commuters who were travelling to and from work.
Ramaphosa was accompanied by David Makhura, ANC Gauteng provincial chairperson.
Commuters wasted no time in raising their concerns about buses and train services.
Ramaphosa’s visit to park station comes as the battle to win the Gauteng province intensifies among political parties.
Other ANC leaders are making their presence felt in other parts of the province.
@MYANC president @CyrilRamaphosa arrives at the Johannesburg Park Station, for the election campaign. #SABCNews pic.twitter.com/MIRzTNHXWB
— Abongile Dumako (@AbongileDumako) March 11, 2019
President Ramaphosa continues to engage with the citizens, handing over t-shirts and @MYANC pamphlets. #SABCNews pic.twitter.com/vYWR4NzleV
— Abongile Dumako (@AbongileDumako) March 11, 2019
Ramaphosa assures hawkers at Johannesburg Park Station that an ANC government will ensure an economically developed country to benefit all.
#SABCNews pic.twitter.com/JgZthha3bO
— Abongile Dumako (@AbongileDumako) March 11, 2019
@MYANC president @CyrilRamaphosa expressing concern over the state of the City of Joburg, saying it’s dirty. #SABCNews pic.twitter.com/MKVuzNp6mg
— Abongile Dumako (@AbongileDumako) March 11, 2019
