“We Still Believe Her Story”: Woman Alleges Cwecwe’s Mom Confessed She Lied, SA Debates
- A woman shared a video claiming she heard that Cwecwe's mother admitted to lying about her daughter's innocence being violated
- The controversial clip, shared on TikTok, featured the woman, who had expressed disbelief in the original story from the outset, demanding proof of the alleged confession
- Social media users reacted with a mix of suspicion, support, and direct challenges to the woman's motivations and claims
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A contentious video featuring a woman claiming a significant admission from Cwecwe's mother regarding her daughter's innocence ignited a substantial online debate.
The woman, TikTok user @daffodilxiluvamayongo, shared the clip on her account, gaining massive views, likes and a flood of comments from engaged viewers.
The woman in the video, who from the outset had been firmly and vocally sceptical of Cwecwe's mother's original account, stated that she had heard reports of a confession. Her claim revolved around the mother allegedly admitting that she lied about her daughter's innocence being stolen by an adult.
Seeking proof of alleged lies
The woman pleaded with those who had shared news of this supposed confession to provide her with concrete proof. She asserted that she did not wish to continue repeating the claims without verifying evidence. She recounted facing verbal abuse and being sworn at by people online when she previously voiced her doubts about the case. The woman promised her audience that she would indeed share the proof once it was presented to her, maintaining her critical stance on the widely publicised narrative.
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Mzansi debates the alleged lies and rumours
The clip triggered widespread discussion among social media users. Many expressed scepticism about the alleged confession, suggesting that if Cwecwe's mother had admitted to lying, it might have been under duress or blackmail. These users largely reiterated their belief in the mother's original story despite the new claims.
Some expressed disappointment at the thought of the mother potentially fabricating such a sensitive and serious matter. Others questioned @daffodilxiluvamayongo, asking what personal vendetta she held against Cwecwe's mother. They perceived her to have consistently targeted the mother throughout the unfolding public narrative.
User @Queen Pg123 said:
"We are waiting for her to go public and apologise. Otherwise, we still believe the story is legit."
User @thandi355 asked:
"Where did she confess?"
User @Refiloe Mjeza Lesaoa commented:
"There is no such thing; we, the people of Matatiele, know the truth. Nina, I still say nisazofa nidunusile (you'll die with your bottoms up)."
User @Nthambiseng Sejamoholo shared:
"If nothing happened to the child, this would not have gone viral. If the mother is now saying she lied, then she is covering someone 🤞."
User @Qbaby added:
"Something deeper is going on here. I feel like she was threatened."
User @smakymathoho said:
"The things mothers are up to these days, you would swear they didn’t carry their babies for nine months💔what’s happening."
Watch the TikTok video below:
Justice sought for Cwecwe after alleged assault
In October 2024, a seven-year-old girl known publicly as Cwecwe was allegedly assaulted while waiting for transport at Bergview College in Matatiele, Eastern Cape. Instead of helping with the investigation, the school reportedly handed her mother a transfer letter, sparking national outrage and the #JusticeForCwecwe campaign, which demanded accountability and stronger safety measures in schools.
The Eastern Cape Department of Education responded by condemning Bergview College, citing its failure to protect learners and cooperate with authorities.
The National Prosecuting Authority has confirmed it will not pursue charges in the Cwecwe case due to insufficient evidence, including no foreign DNA found during medical examination and no eyewitness testimony connecting anyone to the alleged assault.
3 Briefly News articles about Cwecwe
- Cwecwe's mother shared that she was willing to sell her house and two cars to get the person who violated her daughter to answer.
- A local spiritual coach warned others, saying some people were using Cwecwe's case to harvest energy from the rest of the country to stay powerful.
- Cwecwe's mom thanked a UK actor for starting a GoFundMe initiative to help her family, and Mzansi praised him.
Hilary Sekgota, Human Interest HOD at Briefly News, contributed to this article.
Source: Briefly News
