“I’m at a point where I am tired and I am scared and I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired for myself and for every other woman that wakes up not knowing whether. . So today, respectfully and with pain in my heart, I want to say that if KZN men want to continue living in a world with no women, if south African men want to continue working and living in an environment that has no women, it’s fine. I am removing myself. I’m out.
“You know what guys, I don’t think people understand what we as women go through every day. It becomes so difficult for us to do things that seem normal to you. Going out, going jogging you never think about that, what is going to happen to me? Do I need to get pepper spray? Do I need to carry my Taser when I go jogging? But we need to think about those things. And now if you can’t be safe at your own home at work even at the fricken post office then what are we doing? I’m out too.” Ntuli says.
with them and the women and children of KZN as they continue to be unjustly harassed and murdered. This needs to stop! #Sesikhathele."Would you like to comment on this article or view other readers' comments? Register or sign in now.