Mampintsha Launches Campaign Set To Help ‘Fix Men’

Mampintsha Launches Campaign Set To Help ‘Fix Men’! Mampintsha, real name Mandla Maphumulo was caught on video beating then girlfriend Babes Wodumo a few weeks ago.

At the time, Mampintsha claimed Babes was the one who assaulted him but things changed when he was chased from a gig. He took to social media apologizing to Babes and the whole country. Some thought it was not genuine and that the apology came as a result of fear of losing his career.

Now he has announced a new campaign he says is designed to help fix men in our societies and help them with issues they don’t often talk about that lead to them abusing their partners.

“With this new system, we are developing a kid from eKasi. With R5 data bundles they can log on and assess themselves. It is very difficult to address some issues when you haven’t been through them. My situation could be a turning point in how we address abuse issues and I believe as a public figure, I can have a very big impact on helping fixing the society, how we find solutions and how we structure a way forward from here,” he shared on Instagram.

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This is your personal invitation to the launch of #FixHimFixIt Organization. This is a campaign well structured to eradicate and fix the gender based abuse in our country. I believe if we ‘FiX HIM’ (the male figure in society) we FiX IT (the problem). I am currently busy with a team of active specialists in the field of Psychologists/psychiatry, some victims of abuse, perpetrators, a religious leader, a social activist and influencer n internet specialists to come up with a ground breaking invention that can assess people online about abuse. Something like an IQ TEST – where you can log on to www.fixhimfixit.org and you can answer questions online and based on your score you can find out if u need to see a professional or get counseling. We need to be considerate when designing campaigns to change the lives of our people. We are serving a population which is mostly black people and most unemployed, so we need to factor all this in trying to fix situations. With this new system, we are developing a kid from eKasi. With R5 data bundles they can log on and assess themselves. This is the gap that people in corporate professions miss, they come from Suburban areas and want to fix problems from Ekasi and Rural areas. It is very difficult to address some issues when you haven’t been through them. My situation could be a turning point in how we address abuse issues and I believe as a public figure, I can have a very big impact on helping fixing the society, how we find solutions and how we structure a way forward from here! If u are based in Durban and would like to be a part of this venture and you think you may have a problem yourself – please get in contact with me via [email protected]. A special S/O to my bro @IamTboTouch who has agreed to film this entire venture – sessions of my counseling and others being assessed! I look forward to a great future that is ABUSE FREE & if you would like to bring this initiative outside of Durban please get in contact with me via [email protected] #FixHimFixIt

A post shared by Mandla Maphumulo (@mampintsha_shimora) on Mar 27, 2019 at 7:37am PDT