Zulu king urges GBV witnesses to speak up
Updated | By Noxolo Miya
AmaZulu King, Misuzulu kaZwelithini has urged those who witness gender-based violence to not stay silent and act immediately.

The monarch joined the Men Unite march against GBV in Durban on Friday.
It was organised by the Good Men Foundation.
It's as the country commemorates 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children.
READ: Mashatile launches 16 Days of Activism campaign
The king says individuals failing to protect victims are also guilty.
"I know that most of the time, the one who mediates ends up dying ; but do not hesitate to die, as your ancestors did not hesitate to die during the war."
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