It looks likes an NGO called ‘Women For Change’ fight to get rapper AKA cancelled across all media platforms, all in the name of getting justice for Anele Tembe, is working to devastating effect.
A recent hashtag the NGO started calling for the rapper to speak out caused them to receive an anonymous DM which suggests that media houses have already started distancing themselves from the rapper.
The DM reads: “The word on the street is AKA’s PR company begged people for interviews and most media houses refused. Please keep me anonymous.”
His Attorneys announced that AKA will break his silence at the right time, and it seems as though the time has arrived. “Mr Forbes takes the current events playing out since this past Sunday seriously. It is regrettable that he and his brand are now associated with GBV. However, he assures his fans and the public that he is not a perpetrator of GBV. In due time he will respond fully to all questions and queries. Currently, the situation is heavy on him and his family as a whole,” Rudolph Baloyi, senior associate at the law firm said.
Snippet of the explosive interview have been making rounds on social media and the journalist really did the public the biggest favour by asking the hard hitting, grueling questions that need to be answered.
