“…Scapegoating Her” Ntsiki Mazwa Stands with Kelly Khumalo

Human rights activist Ntsiki Mazwai is firmly supporting Kelly Khumalo amidst the latest revelations in the Senzo Meyiwa trial.

Mazwai suggests that those truly responsible for the football player’s murder are making Khumalo a ‘scapegoat.’

The South African poet and activist came to Khumalo’s defense after a trial witness claimed that Khumalo had allegedly ordered the hit on her then-boyfriend, Senzo Meyiwa. This revelation stirred discussions in the comments section, with many sharing their opinions on Mazwai’s stance.

Since the commencement of the Senzo Meyiwa trial, Kelly Khumalo, who shares a child with the deceased footballer, has consistently been in the spotlight.

The latest bombshell dropped in the North Gauteng High Court on January 24, implicating Khumalo as the one who ordered the hit on Senzo Meyiwa. Calls for Khumalo’s arrest have intensified, with Meyiwa’s fans demanding justice.

NTSIKI STANDS BY KELLY KHUMALO AMIDST SENZO MEYIWA TRIAL

In the midst of the controversy, Ntsiki has publicly expressed her support for Kelly Khumalo.

Responding to a query about her stance on the recent developments, Mazwai emphasized her belief that Khumalo is being unfairly targeted. When asked if she still supports Kelly, Mazwai stated, ‘Yes… I think they are scapegoating her.’

The comment section was a buzz with diverse opinions on the prolonged case.

One commenter speculated, ‘They forced these suspects to implicate Kelly so they can’t just conclude this case, but I also think she is not doing herself any favors by not telling the truth about what really happened in that house.’

Another suggested, ‘One thing she can do for us is to go to court and give testimony. She must just testify once and for all.’

A third commenter questioned Khumalo’s associations, stating, ‘But why would she be in contact with low-life thugs? There were calls between her and them.’

The ongoing trial continues to capture public attention, with Mazwai’s unwavering support for Khumalo adding a new dimension to the discussions surrounding the case.”