Makhadzi Catches Smoke From A UNISA 'Distasteful' Tweep

Is this really her or her lookalike?

By  | Oct 11, 2022, 01:40 PM  | Makhadzi  | Top of the

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Singer and song writer Makhadzi catches smoke from an inappropriate tweet from the University of South Africa. From what was meant to be a funny and witty tweet for the graduates, a demeaning tweet has embarrassed the university. 

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Makhadzi's phone must be abuzz with Twitter notifications, following a tweet from the University of South Africa (UNISA) where tweeps have claimed that one of the graduates is Makhadzi. In this tweet, the University of South Africa have totally missed the mark with a poor caption for other four female graduates.

While some have called this problematic captions sexist, others are totally disgruntled and up in arms with as it is. Clearly, the personal behind the keyword was fully aware of the backlash this tweet may have caused. However, that was the risk he/ she was willing to take for likes and shares on Twitter.

"You worked your butt off, now shake your booty for some fun. Congrats on your Distinction #circleofexcellence #2022UnisaGraduations" wrote the University of South Africa (UNISA)
The University of South Africa has received some harsh criticism, while Makhadzi continues getting tagged in the retweets. The fourth lady in the tweep looked exactly like Makhadzi.

"You worked your butt off, now shake your booty for some fun. Congrats on your Distinction" wrote Lee Core
"the damage is done i will never consider UNISA for my future the university is deteriorating, it has been infiltrated by the ghetto" wrote Makone Waka Sorong
"Don’t you dare think about deleting this banger" wrote Sakhile M
"What's wrong with you guys?" wrote Jimy Senoane
"Saw a @unisa tweet saying those graduates must go and shake their booty! Hebanna.." wrote Londa
Makhadzi have not responded to the tweets, claiming that she was graduating at the University of South Africa (UNISA)

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