Zimbabwean national Lawrence Mudzinganyama has issued a public apology following a widely circulated video where he was seen threatening women at a Sandton restaurant in Gauteng. The incident, which went viral on social media, occurred after the women reportedly rejected his romantic advances.
Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia condemned the incident, emphasizing that such threats constitute unlawful conduct in South African society. Police are actively investigating the case, and Mudzinganyama has vowed to cooperate with law enforcement.
Key Players Involved
- Lawrence Mudzinganyama: Zimbabwean national who issued the threats and subsequently apologized.
- Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia: Condemned the incident and affirmed police are pursuing the case.
- Moriel Infrastructure Group: Terminated its association with Mudzinganyama as Executive Chairman and Director following the incident.
Event Timeline
- September 19, 2026: Video of the incident at the Sandton restaurant begins circulating on social media.
- September 20, 2026: Lawrence Mudzinganyama issues a public apology and vows to cooperate with police, stating he will seek professional guidance and undertake a conflict-management program.
- September 20, 2026: Moriel Infrastructure Group announces the termination of Mudzinganyama’s role.
