Podcaster Ngizwe Mchunu's Baby Mama Accuses Him of Abuse: "Heavily Beaten"
- Podcaster and politician Ngizwe Mchunu is accused of assault by his baby mama
- The alleged baby mama reportedly tried to get Julius Malema to assist her
- South Africans on social media lambasted the podcaster and comforted his baby mama
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A woman who is allegedly the baby mama of podcaster Ngizwe Mchunu has accused him of assaulting her in a viral video post on social media.
This comes after Mchunu was accused of threatening the whistleblower in the alleged domestic assault.
The former podcaster previously trended on social media when Mchunu's baby mama accused him of assault.
The South African revealed on Thursday, 29 October 2026, that a woman shared in a since-deleted Facebook post that she was assaulted by the politician.
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According to the publication, the woman was hospitalised after Mchunu assaulted her on 22 June 2026. The woman in a wheelchair captioned the post:
“I was heavily beaten by Ngizwe Mchunu, and my case wasn’t taken seriously, and I’m also trying to get [Julius] Malema to assist me.”
Maskandi artist Khuzani Mpungose also shared on Facebook that the woman had reached out to him via social media.
Briefly News contacted Mchunu for a comment on Friday, 30 October 2026.
South Africans comment on Ngizwe's alleged assault charges
Cleohr KamaXolo Nxumalo said:
"Do you know school is the only business where customers are beaten."
Mhlonipheni Syabonga replied:
"Doesn't the mother of Ngizwe have relatives to call Mr. Mpungose?"
Abahleeh Laqimbarh T-man responded:
"That is why you don't like the truth, but what Khuzani is doing is not a man; you should have sat down with him, and they talked."
Sanele Khumalo said:
"It will be caught by the disappeared one (iyobanjwa eshone nayo)."
Source: UGC
Ngizwe Mchunu meets with police and justice ministers to discuss undocumented foreign nationals
In more news, Briefly News previously reported that Ngizwe Mchunu met with the Minister of Police and the Minister of Justice on 26 October 2026.
Mchunu was accompanied by Inkosi Malusi Zondi, a senior traditional advisor appointed by Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini.
The closed-door meeting with the ministers reportedly focused on exploring solutions to the immigration matter.
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