Watch! Cici Speaks On Struggling With Forgiveness And Scars Suffered At The Hands Of The Alleged Abuser Arthur Mafokate
Watch! Cici Speaks On Struggling With Forgiveness And Scars Suffered At The Hands Of The Alleged Abuser Arthur Mafokate – Cici was recently engaged with Pearl Thusi in a poignant conversation about her music, life, among other things in the MTV Base – Behind The Story.
She touched on the controversy of the alleged abuse against her ex – kwaito star Arthur Mafokate. The episode revealed the infringement following inclusive images circulated about herself, she revealed exclusive details on her relationship with Mr Mafokate and also confesses the reason she declined pursuing a lawsuit is due to his help in establishing her career.
The ongoing case of Busisiwe Twala, prominently known as Cici, she opened a case against Arthur Mafokate on charges of assault back in 2017.
She had to undergo an interim paralysis following she was supposedly pulled by a car for up to 300m by her former partner – Arthur Mafokate.
According to Daily Sun, In Mr Ramokgopa’s observation, Cici experienced a fractured bone in the pelvic area; potentially could have followed with her losing excessive volume of blood, although in this case the bleeding was managed. Now he was posed with the question: The wounds Cici tolerated were they aligned with her court case narrative, Ramokgopa stated: “Yes, I would say so. She had abrasions. If you fall and I drag you, you will have abrasions.”
She took to social media to share visuals as a reminder of the scars she endured amid the incident with Arthur Mafokate.
“For the longest time, I’ve struggled with forgiveness because I had to wake up to these every morning and they served as a constant reminder. I remember going on holiday and trying on a bikini. I took one look at myself in the mirror and just balled my eyes. I was filled with so much anger and hatred. Today I look at my scars and say I’m grateful for life and the courage and strength that God gave me to face each day with love in my heart” – Cici
Written by: Aphiwe Theodorah Mvinjelwa
