#ZumaMustFall giant poster erected in Cape Town
#ZumaMustFall is trending on Twitter again after a billboard bearing those words that was erected in Cape Town raised a few eyebrows.
The massive sign has been placed on the side of an apartment block on Long Street.
After speculation that the DA may have erected the artwork, DA spokesperson Phumzile van Damme dispelled the claims.
Social media users have taken to Twitter to share their views - some finding the act humorous, while others, offensive.
The hashtag was born when hundreds of South Africans marched in Johannesburg, Pretoria and Cape Town, calling for Zuma to step down.
The president's leadership was questioned following a Cabinet reshuffle that saw three Ministers head the Finance portfolio in less than ten days.
See images of the poster and reactions below.
So, Cape Town just got a HUGE #ZumaMustFall billboard! Never a dull moment when it's South Africa election season! 😊 pic.twitter.com/ZpXFhXVZs0
— Ulrich J van Vuuren (@UlrichJvV) January 15, 2016The funny thing about that #ZumaMustFall banner is that it sits on top of Ramaphosa's Mcdonalds. Up there. pic.twitter.com/YRuZDXZmQM
— IG: BarryRouxLaw (@Barry_Roux) January 15, 2016Agreed #Zumamustfall but Racism must fall even harder!few weeks ago ,Would have loved this but now,mixed feelings pic.twitter.com/iX08dEdHb5
— Siv Ngesi (@iamSivN) January 15, 2016Dear Cape Town pic.twitter.com/jGv5WrBwD0
— RSA Min of Sport (@MbalulaFikile) January 15, 2016I've had people hate me. But not erect-a-7- story-billboard-telling-me-to-fall kinda hate.
Damn. #zumamustfall
— Jason Lee McCall (@JasonMcCall01) January 15, 2016What about RACISM MUST FALL billboard at the CBD of Orania ?
— RSA Min of Sport (@MbalulaFikile) January 15, 2016Meanwhile in Cape Town... #ZumaMustFall pic.twitter.com/ehhDZUpBEU
— Alexander Hämpel (@AlexanderHampel) January 15, 2016Meanwhile in Cape Town... #ZumaMustFall pic.twitter.com/ehhDZUpBEU
— Alexander Hämpel (@AlexanderHampel) January 15, 2016What do you think of the poster? Vote below!