The hashtag which erupted calling for Supa Mega to get cancelled has received it's full support from the NPO. A recent one, #AKAkhulume, which means AKA must speak, 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."
— Women For Change (@womenforchange5) May 21, 2021
This is in relation to his upcoming YouTube interview with Bar Leader headed by eNCA journalist Thembekile Mrototo. If this DM is anything to go by then it might be that media houses have already started distancing themselves from the rapper.
His legal team from Mabuza Attorneys announced that AKA will break his silence when the time is right, and it seems as though the time is now. “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.
Clips of the explosive interview have been making its rounds on social media and the journalist did not come to play. In fact he asked the hard hitting, grueling questions that need to be answered.
AKA also revealed that detectives spearheading the investigation, allegedly interviewed his ex-girlfriend and baby mother DJ Zinhle. He seemed very puzzled that detectives interviewed the Indlovu hitmaker asking what direction is the investigation taking.
"Detectives flying up from Cape Town to interview Zinhle. Why? What is the directions of this inquest?" asked AKA.
