She is younger than his last born, but he wants to make her his second wife” Mzansi reacts to Mseleku bringing paedophiles to the show, #Mnakwethu

Internet Users Slam Latest Episode of Mnakwethu by Zintle Mdaka
Internet users are expressing outrage on X (formerly known as Twitter) over the latest episode of Mnakwethu, which has raised serious concerns about paedophilia. The episode featured a 34-year-old man married to a 20-year-old woman, sparking intense debate and criticism.

 
Mnakwethu, a reality show hosted by polygamist Musa Mseleku, provides married men with a platform to introduce the concept of polygamy to their current wives or wives-to-be. The show often stirs controversy, but this particular episode has drawn severe backlash.Allegations of Grooming
In the controversial episode of the fourth season, a man identified as Mr. Mhlongo introduced his potential second wife, who he allegedly started dating when she was just 16 years old. Internet users have pointed out that both women were underage when they began their relationships with Mr. Mhlongo, accusing him of grooming them.One X user expressed a desire to file a complaint with the Broadcasting Complaints Commission of South Africa (BCCSA):

“I want to lay a complaint with the BCCSA about Mnakwethu. This show is promoting harmful and illegal behavior.”

Another user criticized Musa Mseleku for enabling such practices:

“Musa enables ‘these’ men. This show should be taken off the air for promoting paedophilia and grooming.”

Public Outcry
The episode has sparked a significant public outcry, with many calling for the show to be taken off the air. Users on social media are demanding accountability and questioning how such content could be broadcasted without intervention from regulatory bodies.

The debate highlights ongoing concerns about the representation of women and minors in media and the ethical responsibilities of broadcasters in portraying sensitive issues. The BCCSA is expected to receive numerous complaints, as viewers demand action to prevent similar content from being aired in the future.