'I am sure it was an innocent gathering in the beginning, but after chatting to a few kids on the show today, there seems to be a nefarious tone to these monthly mall gatherings,' wrote a concerned Anele.
Media personality Anele Mdoda has added her voice to those of many concerned Mzansi citizens after a huge crowd of teenagers created chaos at the Mall of Africa at the weekend — all in the name of a movement dubbed “Luh Twizzy”.
Having engaged a few teenagers on her radio show after the incident, Anele expressed concern about the movement on Instagram. The radio presenter said while it may have started as an innocent gathering, she was afraid it could rapidly morph into something more “nefarious”. She cautioned parents to pay close attention to it.Look, I ain’t no snitch, but parents are going to have to pay close attention to this 'Luh Twizzy' movement.
Fuelled by a popular social media trend, young people dressed in black stormed the northern Johannesburg shopping centre and simulated a gang-style fight.
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