HOLES PUNCHED IN AKAâS BRAND! By Andiswa Ngenyane Women For Change has called for AKAâs music to be muted. Photo from Instagram.
THE movement fighting gender-based violence, Women For Change, has called on radio and TV stations, as well as streaming platforms, to stop playing AKA’s music.
The movement started a campaign called #MuteAKA on social media.
This after some believed the rapper was allegedly abusive towards his late fiancee, Anele “Nelli” Tembe, who fell to her death a month ago.
The founder of the movement, Sabrina Walter, told Daily Sun they believed justice must be served.
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Human rights lawyer, Richard Spoor, offers to represent Jacob Zuma in corruption hearing pro-bono
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Durban - FORMER President Jacob Zuma now has the option to shelve his plans to represent himself when his arms deal linked corruption case resumes at the Pietermaritzburg High Court next month - that is if he takes up human rights lawyer Richard Spoorâs offer to represent him pro bono.
Zuma parted ways with his legal team composed of Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane, Eric Mabuza SC, Advocate Thabani Masuku SC, Rudolph Baloyi and Advocate Mpilo Sikhakhane.
Zuma reportedly dumped his lawyers and has set his sights on defending himself in court with the former head of state said to believe that the case against him was no longer a criminal trial but a politically motivated one designed to finish him off.
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Zuma dumps his lawyers as he prepares to face courts alone
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Durban - Itâs official, former president Jacob Zuma has dumped his entire legal team, opting to face his corruption trial and other legal challenges on his own.
On Wednesday afternoon SABC News reported that Zuma parted ways with the team but did not give reasons for the split.
However, Independent Media can reveal that the split that affects Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane SC, his instructing and attorney of records, Eric Mabuza, Advocate Thabani Masuku SC and Advocate Mpilo Sikhakhane and Rudolph Baloyi actually took place last week.
The five lawyers have been on Zumaâs side since early 2018, helping him to fight a lawsuit by Derek Hanekom, the failed bid to have his corruption charges squashed, appealing personal cost orders in the state capture commission formation court challenge, among others.