South Africans are busy fighting against GBV (Gender Based Violence). Women are being abused, raped, beaten and assaulted. South Africa is saying enough is enough. Currently, the case of Namhla Mtwa the victim of gender Based violence is the one which is trying. Bheki Cele the minister of police have revealed that there is no tangible evidence against this case. 
While Mzansi is busy fighting GBV, it is rumoured on social media that an assault happened in South Africa Police service premises, in front of police officers and officials, and they did nothing.
The question is, does that mean that the assault happened in front of Bheki Cele also since he is the minister of police? If so, what do you think? Let's discuss below in the comments section.
Source: https://twitter.com/afiba_m/status/1529419838732517377?s=20&t=wZ8T_LFw6xjYebDuMhTcJg
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