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Ntsiki Mazwai speaks on celebrities dropping domestic violence charges

Ntsiki Mazwai took to her Instagram to shares her thoughts on celebrity women dropping assault charges on their celebrity boyfriends after opening cases.

The musician and poet, who has been sharing her journey on holistically finding herself, is not shy to speak her mind on matters relating to politics, culture and celebrity news.

Sharing with her followers, Ntsiki said:

“Good morning everybody, so, personally I think that couples should have their own like court systems and justice systems, because they keep wasting our time with their lover’s quarrels which involves domestic violence and assault, and those are big things in society.”

“But since these celebrity ladies keep dropping charges, it makes it seem as if it is not a big issue and it completely undermines genuine cases because, clearly you guys don’t mind being in back-and-forth abusive relationships, but it actually matters in society.”

She ended the video by saying, “So I believe that couples need their own systems coz I’m tired of these celebrity girls dropping charges hey, I’m tired. ”

 

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This video comes shortly after actress Thuli Phongolo and DJ Maphorisa issued a joint statement on Thuli dropping alleged assault charges against the Ba Straata hit maker following his arrest on 7 May.

Followers shared their thoughts on the “Couples need their own justice systems instead of wasting our time” captioned video.

A user commented, “They should, coz ama celebz have a lot of influence and that affects justice. #Mina ngiyani jaja shem (I do judge you guys).”

One user shared, “You talk too much but I missed you.”

Another user wrote, “Well said, kunjalo.”

Also see: Thuli Phongolo and DJ Maphorisa release a joint statement

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