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Makumbirofa Farms · Advocacy Journalism
By Collen Makumbirofa · Makumbirofa Farms · 21 September 2026
The man in the video was trying to date a woman but the woman replied disrespectfully. The man reacted in anger and threatened the woman.
The woman was wrong to utter disrespectful words when she was being dated.
The man was also wrong, even though provoked, to threaten women with shooting. Especially at this time when women are being killed in Kempton Park, 9 women were killed on different days and dumped at different places.
Editor’s note: The figure of nine women killed in Kempton Park has not been independently verified and is reported here as stated by the author. The account of the exchange in the video, and of the man’s later apology, is likewise the author’s account. The claim that the man was drunk is an allegation and has not been verified.
This is a conflict where both sides are wrong.
The man overreacted to the provocative words. The man is alleged to be drunk. But still, drunkenness does not justify words which threaten death.
The good thing is he issued a public apology later. It’s unlawful to issue death threats. We must control our emotions even when we are provoked.
The purpose of provocative words is to destabilise. So don’t respond to such words. Don’t act in anger; you end up doing things which you are not supposed to do.
We say no to violence and threats against women anywhere in Southern Africa.
Collen Makumbirofa
Makumbirofa Farms
PayPal: makumbirofac@gmail.com
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