Nota Baloyi goes missing after exposing people behind AKA’s murder. The recent news of Nota Baloyi’s alleged disappearance has sparked concerns and speculation among the public, particularly in light of his recent involvement in allegedly exposing the individuals behind the murder of South African rapper, AKA.

The issue of gun violence in Africa, and South Africa in particular, has long been a cause for concern, and the loss of talented individuals like AKA to such violence has only added to the urgency of addressing this issue.

South Africa has one of the highest rates of gun violence in the world, with an average of over 20 people being murdered every day. This is a reflection of the deep-rooted issues of crime, poverty, and inequality that exist in many parts of the country. The easy availability of firearms, as well as weak gun control laws, have contributed to the high levels of gun violence in the country.

The impact of gun violence is far-reaching, affecting not only the victims and their families, but also communities and the country as a whole. The loss of life and human potential is immeasurable, and the fear of violence can have a lasting impact on the mental health and well-being of those who live in affected areas.

Nota Baloyi goes missing after exposing people behind AKA’s murder

It is essential that all levels of society work together to address the issue of gun violence in South Africa. This includes stricter enforcement of existing gun control laws, as well as the development of new policies and initiatives aimed at reducing the availability of firearms. Additionally, addressing the root causes of crime and violence, such as poverty and inequality, is crucial to reducing the levels of gun violence in the country.

Intarez asserts that the case of Nota Baloyi, his disappearance is a reminder of the dangers that exist for those who speak out against violence and crime. It is imperative that the authorities conduct a thorough investigation into his disappearance, and that those responsible are held accountable.

While the issue of gun violence in South Africa is a complex and challenging one, it is one that must be addressed in order to ensure a safer and more peaceful future for all South Africans. The loss of talented individuals like AKA to gun violence is a tragedy, and it is our collective responsibility to work towards a future where such incidents are a thing of the past.

Nota pays Shimza R200 000 for calling him a corrupt toy boy

DJ Shimza, an internationally acclaimed musician, is elated after Nhlamulo “Nota” Baloyi, a former artist manager, has finally paid him the damages for defaming him. Baloyi was found guilty of calling DJ Shimza a corrupt toy boy, and was ordered to pay the musician R200,000 in damages.

The road to the payment was not an easy one as Baloyi initially refused to pay the damages, but he later accepted defeat and promised to pay DJ Shimza, whose real name is Ashley Raphala. According to City Press, Baloyi paid the DJ in three instalments, with the balance due this month. Baloyi confirmed that he had paid Raphala R37,500 in two tranches and R50,000, with only R75,000 left to pay by the end of the month.

However, the legal battle is not yet over as Baloyi has instructed his lawyers to oppose Raphala’s legal team’s bill, which includes various charges such as a R528 charge for drawing summons, R1,312 for an hour of consultation, R2,071 for 19 calls made and received, R19,000 for the perusal of the trial bundle, and DJ Shimza’s Advocate EJJ Nel’s legal bill of R252,540. Baloyi expressed confusion over the amount billed, saying, “Why would fees billed at R289,000 end up being taxed at R349,000, when it should only be R200,000 after deductions?”

In 2021, DJ Shimza applied for a gag order against Baloyi after he claimed that he had made defamatory allegations against him on Twitter. Baloyi accused DJ Shimza of unduly benefiting from government tenders because of his romantic relationship with Athi Geleba, who works as the head of digital communications in the presidency.

DJ Shimza can finally put the legal battle behind him as Baloyi has finally paid the damages for defaming him. The legal battle, however, is not yet over as Baloyi has instructed his lawyers to oppose the legal team’s bill. The case serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible and ethical behavior on social media, as well as the consequences that come with spreading false information. It also highlights the significance of seeking legal recourse when one’s reputation is tarnished by defamatory statements. Image Source: TWITTER