Aphiwe Theodorah Mvinjelwa
Well, police around Johannesburg on one of the past Saturday’s of November devoted that they were scrutinizing a case of abuse after allegations that the Idols ex-contestant, Mthokozisi Ndaba, had thwacked a 21-year-old woman in Braamfontein.
Apparently, when this scenario took place Ndaba was with his cousin, addressed as Qhawe, he was getting intoxicated at a Braamfontein apartment when he brutally attacked the young female, (Neo Tsele -21). It has been stated that the woman was brawling with one of her four mates and Ndaba interfered. It has been also mentioned that they also quarrelled over a bottle of alcohol.
One of Tsele’s her friend circulated images on social media on Saturday as Ndaba had supposed absconded and left no trace to be found after the attack. The professed brutality transpired at a very crucial time, the country pronouncing the “campaign for 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence”.
The Sunday Tribune team attempted to get hold of the accused, they were unsuccessful to get hold of the Ex Idol contestant – Ndaba for utterance on his mobile following constant efforts on Saturday.
The alleged casualty, (Neo Tsele -21), stated she was struck by Ndaba with a feast and he banged her against the wall.
A representative for the police at the Hillbrow police Station in Johannesburg confirms a case of attack/assault has been opened and stated that no arrest has taken place yet.
Simultaneously, Idols “South Africa and Mzansi Magic” emancipated a declaration, stating they too were unsuccessful in reaching Ndaba for his statement.
He posted an image with Fielies at the OR Tambo International Airport in the advancement of that sartuday, connoting he was journeying back to KwaZulu-Natal.
The legitimate Idols Twitter account published the statement on social media, stating they denounce “any act of abuse”.
We hope justice will be served and everyone will get what they deserve.
“Mzansi Magic and Idols SA are aware of social media posts of an alleged incident that took place on 24 November. We have, however, been unable to make contact with Mthokozisi Ndaba, who has travelled back to KwaZulu-Natal. Mzansi Magic and Idols SA condemn any act of abuse. “
