Moja Love: Netizens Rubbish Claims of Human Rights Violations by Channel’s Shows Made by Media Reports

Moja Love: Netizens Rubbish Claims of Human Rights Violations by Channel’s Shows Made by Media Reports

  • South Africans have reacted with annoyance at an expert claim that Moja Love's team breaks the law
  • The channel's shows have been controversially headlining for a time now
  • Twitter warriors came to Moja Love's defence, pouring cold water on the accusations

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Xolani Khumalo, host of Moja Love's anti drug show 'Szok'thola'.
South Africa has defended Moja Love and its cast members from expert reports of violating people's rights. Images: @AdvoBarryRoux
Source: Twitter

South Africans have come to the rescue of Moja Love's channels which are accused of not respecting the human rights of their victims.

Expert accuses Moja Love of violating rights

TimesLive teased on its Twitter account an article saying one of the men exposed by one of the shows No Excuses, Pay Papgeld, ruined his reputation after appearing for failing to pay child maintenance.

Here is the post on Twitter:

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Social media reacts to the violation claims

South Africans were up in arms responding to the post with rejection:

@RSAnewz sarcastically said:

"Well, let's let the country be consumed by lawlessness and drugs."

@RamafaloMoses accused:

"You're the most evil, useless media house in SA if not in the world."

@mphokophelo had a question:

"But do security companies read them their rights too? This seems political."

@TheEazyEd asked:

"Was the expert there during the arrests or their opinion is only based on watching an edited 24min episode?"

@cab_delivery was confused:

"How do you read the rights to an illegal foreigner? They already lost their rights by being in this country illegally. Stop boring us."

@biccapital needed clarity:

Why don't you guys report on drug dealers that are destroying families and communities?

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@INHLEKELELE1 said:

Those experts are drunk, in SA we got citizens arrested and we don't read those rights. The evidence is found n the person is taken to the police."

@SimzaSomkhanda commented:

"Until they feed your kids with drugs that when you see ukubaluleka kwe Sizokuthola."

@Mosilahead accused:

"Protecting drug dealers, why is the SAPS not assisting Sizokuthola then, rather than criticizing a noble show why not assist? We need to get rid of drugs and drug dealers on our streets."

Man dies during the recording of Sizok'thola

In a related Briefly News report, a Vosloorus man died during an interrogation by the anti-drug show.

His partner said Robert 'Kick' Varrie was pepper sprayed and pinned down by members of the community patrollers 'Amapanyaza'.

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Molebogeng Seemela (Entertainment Editor) Molebogeng Seemela is a journalist and a current affairs reporter for Briefly News (joined in 2023) with over 10 years of experience. She obtained her National Diploma in 2013, and Bachelor of Technology in 2014 at TUT, majoring in Editorial Management. Specialist Reporting: Print, Features and Reviews; Advanced Reporting; and Advanced Editing and Design for Print. She has been a freelance journalist for several years but cemented her place as a reporter with the SABC, and Cosmopolitan SA.

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