LISTEN | From the Kumalos' victory to Burna Boy concert drama — top stories of the week

22 September 2023 - 18:15
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DJ Sumbody, the Kumalos and Burna Boy made headlines this week.
DJ Sumbody, the Kumalos and Burna Boy made headlines this week.
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Basetsana Kumalo wins case against Jackie Phamotse

After a five-year legal battle against Jackie Phamotse, Basetsana and Romeo Kumalo are elated about Basetsana's victory and starting the next chapter in their lives. 

On September 19 Jackie was found guilty of four charges, including defamation, crimen injuria and violating a protection order, in her case against Basetsana in the Randburg magistrate's court.

Burna Boy concert cancelled

While Burna Boy's fans in Mzansi were getting used to the idea of seeing the Nigerian superstar later than initially planned, he then announced the show had been completely cancelled. 

Before cancelling, he was expected to start his Burna Boy After Tour at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on September 23, but the show was later postponed to December 16. 

Ayepyep CT makes a comeback 

Ayepyep Lifestyle Cape Town is to reopen its doors on September 22 after its closure because of ownership disputes.

“Preserving my brother's legacy has been at the heart of our pursuit of justice, said family spokesperson Koketso Sefoka.

“Ayepyep isn't just a venue. It is a living tribute to his passion, creativity and dedication to the vibrant culture of Cape Town's social scene. As Ayepyep Lifestyle Cape Town returns to our family after a lengthy battle, we’re inviting patrons to join us in honouring and celebrating my brother’s vision and legacy.”

Makhadzi goes big with 'Phalaphala FM Royal Heritage Festival' 

Makhadzi shut down the Phalaphala FM Royal Heritage Festival on Saturday, delivering an electrifying performance at Nandoni Dam in Thohoyandou, Limpopo.

The singer made a grand entrance, flying across the audience while performing songs from her latest album Mbofholowo.

During her set she also performed using a wheelchair. 


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