Renowned Amapiano sensation DJ Maphorisa, known by his birth name Themba Sonnyboy Sekowe, has reportedly turned down an intriguing offer for anger management classes.

The controversy surrounding the DJ took an unexpected turn when controversial YouTuber Musa Khawula disclosed that the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) had suggested the classes as a means to drop the assault charges brought against him by his former partner, the talented actress Thulisile Phongolo.

Back in June, headlines buzzed as news broke that the Amapiano maestro had been briefly incarcerated following an altercation with his then-girlfriend, Thuli P.

Meanwhile, The situation seemed to have eased as Maphorisa was granted bail, and reports surfaced that the case had been resolved through the actress’s withdrawal of the charges. However, the legal saga took an unforeseen twist as subsequent revelations unveiled that the case was still pending, albeit with several adjournments.

In the most recent development, Maphorisa has taken a bold stance by declining the NPA’s suggestion of anger management classes. Musa Khawula shared that Maphorisa is resolute in his desire for a trial and prosecution, aiming to assert his innocence in the public eye.

Meanwhile, recent reports highlighted DJ Maphorisa’s actions as he reportedly reclaimed the opulent vehicles he had once lavished upon Thulisile during the course of their romantic relationship, garnering attention and applause from admirers.

As the legal drama continues to unfold, DJ Maphorisa remains steadfast in his quest for justice and exoneration, captivating audiences with his unwavering determination to clear his name. Stay tuned for further updates on this gripping saga.

This post appeared first on Mp3bullet.ng... Read Original post on DJ Maphorisa Declines Anger Management Proposal Amid Ongoing Assault Case Drama.

Ntukza Criticizes Fans For Aiding In SA Hip Hop’s Decline. Ntukza, a legend of South African hip-hop, is no longer a popular favourite. The rapper’s relationship with South African hip-hop fans has worsened because he hasn’t recently released any new music.

Following the appearance of the amapiano genre, there has been much discussion in recent years that South African hip hop is dead.

Ntukza gave his thoughts on why SA hip-hop is considered dead, and he claimed that the fans were responsible for the collapse of the rap scene in the nation.

In a deleted Instagram post. Ntukza criticised South African hip-hop fans for being envious of others and always wanting to see people suffer.

RELATED:

• Cassper claims “AKA Beef Was Exaggerated and They Were best of friends”
• K.O Responds Subtly To Ntukza’s Diss Song
• Rapper Ntukza addresses K.O’s criticism.

“Hayi! Phela someone needs to tell it like it is at some point me SA Hip Hop Fans! Abatwana ba bantu babomrapper who were rappers ended up succumbing to making piano because NINA! Ninomona & you’re at your happiest when others suffer. It’s known vele, making an entry in the music business is not easy but doing it by being mean to others won’t work kimi.” He wrote.

Rapper claimed that amapiano musicians must get rid of South African hip-hop followers in their genre or they will ruin them in the same way that they have destroyed South African rappers.

He added that “The same SA hip hop witch fans are now going to pillage through Amapiano and break them apart. Phela moja moja SA HIP HOP fans thought they were so sophisticated until Amapiano came in & they were united NINA futhi are all up in Amapiano artists know what’s good for them they must get rid of SA HIP HOP FANS in their business,”.

Ntukza has previously belittled SA hip-hop supporters. The rapper once referred to his supporters as “stupid” after receiving harsh criticism for his diss-reply to K.O.

He tweeted “They’re so stupid to wana use the same strategy of quality as GYHO. that has nothing to do with such a quick reply. Besides, the song sonically sounds good. I sense pain somewhere,”.

This post appeared first on Mp3bullet.ng... Read Original post on Ntukza Criticizes Fans For Helping SA Hip Hop Fade Away.