'Skeem Saam' Actor Bongani Madondo Opens a Case Against Teen He Ran Over With His Car, SA Split: “He Did Well”

'Skeem Saam' Actor Bongani Madondo Opens a Case Against Teen He Ran Over With His Car, SA Split: “He Did Well”

  • Bongani Madondo reportedly hit a teenage girl with his car outside a High School in Soweto last week
  • The Skeem Saam actor allegedly retaliated against the girl who blasted the incident on her socials by opening a case
  • The news shocked SA social media users, and many could not believe Bongani attempted to have the teen arrested

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Bongani Madondo opened a case against a teenager
Bongani Madondo reportedly threatened a teenager that he ran over with his car. Image: @bmadondo
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Bongani Madondo is in hot water for hitting a student with his car outside Emshukantambo Secondary School in Pimville, Soweto.

Bongani Madondo allegedly verbally insults a teenage girl

The High school pupil said the actor showed no remorse for the accident and jumped out of his car and swore at her following the incident.

To add insult to injury, Bongani reported the teen girl and her father at the police station, claiming that he was aggrieved.

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Reports claim that the actor who plays Sfiso on SABC 1's soapie Skeem Saam got ticked off when the distraught girl talked about the ordeal on social media, and he then decided to open a case.

High School girl details how Skeem Saam actor bumped her

Apparently, when the accident happened, the High Schooler was walking on the street with her headphones on. She said:

“This man bumped me on purpose; his car was not in the right lane. He continued to drive in my direction even when I tried to walk on the pavement."

The girl's father said they want the Bongani to acknowledge what he did and apologise. He added that they are not interested in his money or care about his fame.

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Citizens weigh in on the incident involving Bongani Madondo

Jacobs Lee Sarah mentioned:

"Skeem Saam seems to have a bunch of crooked minds playing innocent characters. It's all in the name shame."

Mpho Monyane wrote:

"I don't blame him, sometimes pedestrians occupy half part of the street and when you confront them they give you attitude."

Bongile Sihlezana commented:

"Serves them right! School kids especially, want to walk in the road so cars should drive on the pavement."

Lebo Malebo posted:

"He did well. These kids don't wanna move out of the street when the cars are approaching. Drivers must swerve around them."

Bongumusa Shezii stated:

"People from the townships don't respect cars or motorists rather. More especially when they are drunk on weekends. Guys there are two sides to the story."

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In another story, Briefly News reported that Buhe Maseko, well known for his acting role Nimza on Skeem Saam, has joined the ranks of celebrities with side hustles.

Maseko recently announced on Instagram that he ventured into the property industry. Buhle posted details of the agency he works for, Kago M. Maseko also penned a caption asking Mzansi to support him:

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Hilary Sekgota (Deputy Human Interest HOD) Hilary Sekgota is the Head of Desk for Evening and Weekend content at Briefly News. She completed a BA in Communication Science from Unisa in 2018 and a Diploma in Journalism from Varsity College in 2010. She also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Hilary joined the Briefly News team in 2022 and started her journalism career at Tshwane Sun. She has 12 years of experience covering current affairs and human interest topics. Email: hilary.sekgota@briefly.co.za