Celeste Gouws case: Testimony points to accused drugging rape victim via SATodayNews
Celeste Gouws case: Testimony points to accused drugging rape victimGavin Donnolly, a yearlong friend of Celeste Gouws, on 22 February 2022, in the Regional Court in Somerset East testified in the trial of Andile Memese who is standing trial on one count of rape and one count of housebreaking with the intention to rape.
Various residents of the town also protested against gender-based violence outside the court this morning in support of Gouws. Donnolly also testified that Gouws contacted him on WhatsApp on the night of the alleged crime, because she was uncomfortable with Memese in her house. According to the witness, as well as video footage, Memese was walking around only in his towel when Donnolly arrived at Celeste’s house.
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