Renowned musician King Monada, born Khutso Steven Kgatle, was attacked following his recent absence at a scheduled performance. The singer and songwriter, originally from Limpopo, was expected to grace a Valentine’s pre-party at Madupa Lodge in the scenic Bokhuta village, Tzaneen.
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The artist clarified the no-show, attributing it to overbooking and extending apologies to disappointed fans. King Monada explained the logistical challenges arising from multiple gig commitments at various locations. The statement underscored the company’s contemplation of legal action against Madupa to protect King Monada’s and his family’s rights. Despite the controversy, King Monada remains devoted to delivering entertainment services to his loyal fan base, urging them to stay focused amidst negativity.
Organizer’s Confirmation and Silence
Sunday World contacted one of the event organizers, who verified King Monada’s non-appearance. However, they refrained from commenting on the allegations, citing an owner’s directive to withhold discussions until a formal meeting.
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Lawsuit and Mansion Incident
In a separate incident, King Monada’s family thwarted the sheriff of the court from delivering summons to his house. The Limpopo Legends Awards (Lilas) had filed a lawsuit against King Monada for failing to fulfil a booking. He was paid R35,000 as an appearance fee. A lawyer representing Lilas expressed frustration, claiming that King Monada appeared to believe he was above the law.
Continued Resonance Amidst Challenges
Despite these hurdles, King Monada’s music continues to resonate with fans, and his journey remains under close scrutiny by both supporters and critics alike.