TV personality, Siv Ngesi, is the latest celeb to join the outcry for people wanting to end the crime against women and children in South Africa – Ngesi took to Twitter to call for a national shutdown in SA, to raise awareness and find a solution to the increasing number of missing person reports in the country – Many South Africans agreed and wants the crime against women and children to stop.
Mzansi TV personality, Siv Ngesi, is beyond gatvol about the increasing number of missing person reports and took to social media to call for a nationwide shutdown. The TV star tweeted that all men and women should down tools for a day to shut the country down in a bid to create awareness and put a stop to crime against women and children.
He wrote: “The war against our women and children is at a place that we should all be disgusted. Let’s all take it to the streets and everyone take a stand. Or will you wait until it’s someone you know or care about?!” Siv then followed his tweet with a short and direct message in the form of a hashtag, “#SAShutdown”.
All men/womxn , should down tools for a day and shut this country down! The war against our women and children is at a place that we should all be disgusted!Let’s all take it to the streets and everyone take a stand!Or will you wait until it’s someone you know or care about! pic.twitter.com/KdVg9i7HsP
— Siv Ngesi (@iamSivN) September 1, 2019
— Siv Ngesi (@iamSivN) September 1, 2019
Fuck man, what the hell is going on in South Africa? Every single day kid or a woman goes missing. I really pray this monsters are caught. This shit is just sad. https://t.co/WbYfynUU9q
— R.M Phoolo (@casspernyovest) August 31, 2019
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