“Must Be Recorded”: Talented Lady Debuts Song for Cwecwe, Calling for Justice and Support, SA Moved

• A talented lady shared a song she composed for seven-year-old Cwecwe, calling for the whole country to stand up until she gets justice
• The lady debuted her song on TikTok, flexing her golden voice while touching on the sensitive issue of the little girl’s traumatic experience
• Social media users flooded the comment section, praising the woman for the beautiful song and urging recording companies to assist her in recording the track

Since the country learned about Cwecwe's traumatic incident, citizens have been deeply moved, choosing not to stay silent as a way to fight for justice. One talented lady showed support for the seven-year-old by composing a song of comfort for her.

The woman, TikTok user @tinysithole550, shared the song on the video-sharing platform, touching many social media users who felt the song should be played across different corners of Mzansi.

The woman debuts her song for Cwecwe

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The song, sung by @tinysithole550, speaks of the pain that the little girl is currently enduring after her innocence was allegedly stolen at school. The Zulu part translates to:

"Cwecwe, don’t cry. We're with you on this journey. We know it is painful, but we are here."

It then describes the seven-year-old as a beautiful little black girl who needs the whole country behind her, calling for her to receive justice.

Watch the TikTok video below:

Cwecwe's case remains unsolved, with little progress made so far. Police have confirmed that there are currently no eyewitnesses or clear suspects. A medical examination was carried out, but it did not reveal any foreign DNA on the child. Police Minister Senzo Mchunu said:

“DNA testing was done on the victim as per procedure, and the outcome of those who were dealing with the matter was that no foreign DNA could be found on the victim.”

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However, authorities have identified three people of interest who will be asked to provide DNA samples to assist with the investigation.

Meanwhile, #JusticeForCwecwe protests have erupted nationwide. Many South Africans on social media want to take it a step further. They are calling for a national shutdown, demanding urgent action and accountability as frustration over the slow progress in the case continues to grow.

SA embraces Cwecwe's song

The clip quickly went viral, gaining 515K views, 59K likes, and over 2.8K comments from social media users deeply touched by the talented lady's gesture. Many called for her to record the song and donate some of the proceeds to the little girl’s family.

Others wished the song would reach those with recording stables, while some suggested that she recorded it as a reminder of how the seven-year-old united the country through her pain.

User @Iviyooh said:

"Please someone help this lady with a recording agency that's not gonna reap her off our beloved Zahara ❤️, but the message is Cwecwe thula sana lwam💔."

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User @ohanna commented:

"And then wena (you)? with a beautiful voice and wasikhalisa (you just made us cry) with your song 🙏. You have just made my day, ngiyabonga (thank you) 😭😭😭. We are all behind you Cwecwe as South Africa."

User @haya asked:

"Very painful 😭😭😭. Who's chopping onions with me😭😭?

User @Tsakks added:

"Cwecwe's story has opened so many wounds, physically and emotionally, may God heal us as a nation, we are hurt😭😇🥺."

User @aMathandiz shared:

"This song must be recorded."

User @Lesego said:

"You should record this so we grow to remember how historical Cwecwe's case was 🥺."

3 Briefly News articles about Cwecwe's case

• Locals became worried about the safety of Cwecwe's mother after learning she had been in a car accident on her way to meet with an official about her daughter's case.
• A heartbroken mom stated she was willing to sell her cars and home to ensure she could continue fighting for her seven-year-old daughter, whose rights were violated.
• A lawyer asked anyone with Cwecwe's mother's contact details to inform her that she was offering to help her file a civil case against the departments that failed her and the little girl.

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Hilary Sekgota, human interest head of desk at Briefly News, contributed to this article.

Source: Briefly News