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The Commission for Gender Equality intervened to help Christine Wiro, the former domestic worker of the ANC Mduduzi Manana who accused her of aggression
The Commission spokesman, Javu Baloyi, said that they are currently badisting Wiro
Baloyi told TimesLIVE that Wiro had been contacted by police to update his statement after obtaining an audio recording in which Manana would have offered a "consolation" for her to abandon the case.
The recording was allegedly made outside the Douglasdale Police Station in May, the night she filed a complaint accusing Manana of having pushed her down the stairs and threatened her with Expelling to Zimbabwe
"They are doing something because they wanted to combine that recording, which had already been said, They do not rewrite the statement, it's an add-on. They want to add the recording that surfaced later in the case, "Baloyi said.
"It's the police who told the Commission for Gender Equality," Give us time to work with the audio and make sure the facts, so that we do not embarrbad us to go forward, "said Baloyi.
Manana denied the claims and has since opened a criminal case against Wiro, accusing him of trying to extort money from him.
Baloyi said that since she left her job as Manana's maid, Wiro could not find employment elsewhere.
"Christine does not work, her husband works, if you know someone who can offer him a job, you can help.He needs a job," said Baloyi
then that she may be suffering financially, emotionally, Wiro seems to be going well … the whole of professional life at the Commission for Gender Equality, I've never Baloyi
"It's a person as strong, cheerful and playful as Christine Wiro" She is someone who has accepted that things have happened for her greatest good She is a Christian and believes that God has plans for her. "
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