He said Enhle’s case was dismissed. Black coffee also thanked everyone who has supported him through this journey.

He tweeted: “Following the proceedings, the Court has ruled in my favour. The interim Protection order was set aside and her case was dismissed. Thank you all who stood by my side.

“In April I tweeted that I did not, and would not assault Mbali. I did this to set the record straight in order to correct the narrative that is out there. I thereafter chose to remain silent about the issue as I had faith and trust in the judicial system.”

Last month Enhle filed a protection order against Black Coffee at Randburg Magistrate’s Court.

Speaking about the protection order on her Instagram video today, Enhle said she wasn’t granted a protection order. She said she is tired of being silenced.

 “I decided to make this video because I have been silent. I have been harassed, I have been intimidated for the longest of times. And I’m here emotional today because I wasn’t granted a protection order,” she said on the video.

Enhle said she does not want to mention any names because she does not know the implications.
“This man lied in the court of law. Saying he went under my arm, as tall as he is when he knows very well that he hit me. He struck my hand twice and pushed me into our marital property. I don’t feel safe as he is also psychologically messing with my children. Which is why I had to stand up and fight for myself. He called my children, telling them to stop this whole case. And my child was crying. My child told me that he doesn’t feel like a child anymore. Because of the divorce, because he's got new siblings and so many other things.”

She added: Today is the last day I am silenced by any cause but my own and that is GBV. Today is the last day, the last day I will speak. So all the media houses – be aware that I’ll be doing a press conference and in that press conference I will bring evidence and I will bring text message, I will bring absolutely everything that was lied about.”