Police Case Opened Against Zimbabwean Content Creators Tytie And Kiki In South Africa

South African police have opened a case against Zimbabwean content creators Tytie and Kiki, who are popular for sharing their lives on Facebook.

A Johannesburg court served the two with summons after someone opened a case against them.

Tytie And Kiki Summoned To Court In South Africa

An unexpected call from a court in Johannesburg woke the dramatic couple from their fatigued sleep this afternoon.

The usually playful stay-in lovers had fear written all over their faces, anxious over what the South African authorities had against them.

While in their sleeping gear, Tytie revealed that someone had opened a case against them in Johannesburg. A court sheriff demanded they rush there to receive their summons:

“We received a call from a court sheriff about a case that [has been] opened in Johannesburg at Sandton Police Station. We don’t know yet the person who opened the case.”

The influencers were initially suspicious of the “sheriff” but reckoned it would be in their best interests to travel to Joburg.

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The Scandal

Tytie Kiki Police Case — *Police Case Opened Against Zimbabwean Content Creators Tytie And Kiki In South Africa [Image: Facebook]*

After getting to Johannesburg, Tytie and Kiki receive the summons.

“They are saying Tytie and Kiki must remove the [Facebook] Live that they recently did. We recently did a Live explaining what happened in Joburg telling people the truth that we know is the truth. They are saying we must do a Live again apologising.

“So the guy did his best to explain to us everything that is written because everything in these papers is in English, and you all know we struggle to understand English, even to speak it. So we need to go back home, sit down, [and] try to understand everything. But the main issue was that we did a Live, and they said we must delete it and apologise in public life on our Facebook page. [To] our 800k followers.”

Days ago, Tytie and Kiki allegedly reported fellow content creators Nyathi and Mai Nyathi’s Facebook page. Its monetisation was then suspended.

The Nyathis reportedly engaged a Zimbabwean lawyer, Moreboys Munetsi, who contacted Kiki and Tytie, requesting a meeting. Afterwards, Kiki and Tytie posted a live video on Facebook, divulging Munetsi’s cell number. They asked their followers to bomb him with calls so he would stop bothering them.

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