AKA: Yanga Chief Urges SAPS to Solve Supa Mega’s Assassination Case Quickly, Rapper Pens Heartbreaking Post

AKA: Yanga Chief Urges SAPS to Solve Supa Mega’s Assassination Case Quickly, Rapper Pens Heartbreaking Post

  • Yanga Chief urged Mzansi police to investigate the assassination of Kiernan "AKA" Forbes thoroughly
  • The Utatakho hitmaker wrote a heartbreaking Instagram post about his loss of faith in the South African justice system
  • Many of AKA's fans also expressed their dissatisfaction with how the murder case has been handled so far

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It's been over two months since AKA was assassinated outside Wish restaurant in Durban's Florida Road, and his fans plus close friends are still seeking justice.

Yanga Chief wants answers for AKA after he was brutally murdered in Durban.
Yanga Chief and Mzansi have lost hope in the justice system following AKA's assassination. Image: @akaworldwide and @itsyangachief
Source: Instagram

According to TshisaLIVE, Rapper Yanga Chief joined stars like Da L.E.S and Youngsta CPT in boldly calling for the police to find the killers as soon as possible.

There were rumours that three men were arrested in connection with Supa Mega's shooting, but AKA's lawyer, Rudolph Baloyi, refuted the claims.

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Yanga Chief begs SAPS to find AKA's killers

Many people have been outraged by how the South African Police Services (SAPS) has handled AKA's murder case. People believed that the cops were taking too much time to solve the high-profile case. Even after the police made two arrests, many netizens were concerned that they had arrested the wrong people.

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Yanga also expressed his concern about the murder case on Instagram. He wrote a caption warning SAPS not to screw up the case.

“It’s so boring without you Pah. Ima just keep it a buck. Every day I lose more faith that justice will be served. SAPS please don’t F this up. #JusticeForAKA (can’t even believe such a tag exits). Let’s keep praying for the family and loved ones. It’s not over."

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Mzansi still reeling from AKA's assassination

@juniorking_sa said:

"This hurts so much bro."

@taurusbornbull shared:

"@itsyangachief To this day; I still can't believe AKA is gone. It's like a never-ending nightmare."

@tee_malotana posted:

"@itsyangachief I will forever be grateful to you for bringing him to Queenstown yoo."

@neofab_ replied:

"And so breaks my heart all over again."

@vuyo8154 commented:

"Genuine friendship ❤️❤️"

@harispeasadcookie wrote:

"I still don't believe Mega is gone #justiceforaka"

@musakulati_ also said:

"Bruuuuuh.We all miss him. It hurts that the police seem to be relaxing sana."

@zaraclothes73 added:

"It feels unreal."

Yanga Chief in war with Nota Baloyi over AKA's murder, reveals music exec was turned away from rapper's home

In related news, Briefly News reported that Yanga Chief was furious after Nota Baloyi made serious accusations against AKA's friends. The controversial music exec claimed some of the people who were with the rapper on the night he was shot dead allegedly had a hand in his murder.

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AKA was fatally shot in Durban on Friday night, February 10. His former manager Tibz also died on the fateful night. Some of the people who were with the late rapper include his bestie and business partner, Don Design.

Taking to Twitter, Yanga Chief blasted Nota for blaming the people who were with Supa Mega in Durban for his untimely death. The rapper, who collaborated with AKA on a couple of hits, revealed that Nota was turned away from AKA's house because of his conspiracy theories, reported ZAlebs.

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Sinazo Tshambuluka (Editor) Sinazo Tshambuluka is a Briefly News Entertainment writer. She has been with the fantastic Briefly News team since July 2022. Previously, she freelanced for Opera News for a year, covering current affairs and entertainment news. She graduated from the University of Cape Town in 2021 with a Bachelor of Social Science in Media and Writing and Sociology. You can reach her via sinazo.tshambuluka@briefly.co.za