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Singer Nathi Mankayi Heartbroken

6 October 2024 by Guest

In the News Today: This after he had to cancel his show on Saturday, 5 October.

He was meant to perform in Mthatha for his Silwa Nemimoya Picnic but had to cancel due to people allegedly demanding a protection fee.

The 41-year-old Nomvula hitmaker told Daily Sun that they thought it would be better to cancel the show.

“We were supposed to go to Mthatha and there was a group of people who wanted to be paid a protection fee. The promoter I had partnered with received phone calls from people saying they wanted money, a certain percentage from the show.

“I then told the promoter it was better we stopped planning the show,” he…continue reading HERE.

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