Bongani asks Nomoozlie: "Would you do the same for an anti-rape campaign?"
"Did you really think this campaign through thoroughly before going through with it, I mean did you not realise how much of a trigger it would be to most?" asks Bongani.
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Nomuzi trended all over social media over the weekend following a hectic car accident, which to many people's shock and horror turned out to be quite an horrific PR campaign.
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"I don't completely agree with how you went about this, if you had to choose to do this again, would you?" asked Bongani Mtolo.
"If I had to go back, I would definitely go back and do this campaign to help create this important awareness," responded Nomuzi Mabena.
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Drunk driving and snapping or going live on social media has created quite a distracting buzz, and in reality our road accident statistics aren't looking great, so why are we willing to allow this phenomenon to exist?