SA woman opens case against person who shared viral abuse video

SA woman opens case against person who shared viral abuse video

After a video of her partner abusing her went viral online, this woman begged South Africans to stay out of her business - claiming she did not need their help.

A lady being abuse by her boyfriend Themba
Screenshot of video

A  few days ago a video went viral of a woman being abused in a video by her boyfriend after she received private messages on her WhatsApp. Absolutely shocking! 

This video has since made its rounds on social media after everyone was disturbed by this mans bravery, to do what he did to this poor lady. 

In the video you can hear him angrily making the girlfriend let everyone know that they should send messages to her via their WhatsApp group and not individual personal messages. 

Watch shocking video below: 

After this sad and eye-opening video made its rounds on social media, Themba, the abusive partner, felt that something had to be done, so he dragged his girlfriend to SAPS at 02:00 to open a case against the Facebook accounts that distributed the now viral video.

Not that putting her through so much pain and embarrassment was enough, he then proceeded to dictate to her AGAIN what she should say in another video she released under the pretence of her being 'lawyer'. 

In this video, she begs South Africans to stay out of her business and to leave her alone, she carries on to state that she is fine and safe. 

Watch the video below:

It's really sad that we have come to a point of only being able to helpfellow sisters on social media platforms due to the level of abuse some women endure from their partners. 

We urge you to voice your struggles if you find yourself in an abusive relationship. 

Read what concerns people on social media had:

Prince KB also had something to say about the matter:

How do we help as a country when a GBV situation like this has gone this far?

People Opposed to Woman Abuse (Powa)


Powa provides counselling, both over the phone and in person, temporary shelter for and legal help to women who have experienced violence.


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