Jub Jub’s Lawyer Speaks Out After ‘Uyajola 9/9’ Host Was Granted R10K Bail: “These Are Fabricated Charges”

Jub Jub’s Lawyer Speaks Out After ‘Uyajola 9/9’ Host Was Granted R10K Bail: “These Are Fabricated Charges”

  • Jub Jub's legal representative has spoken out following his arrest over attempted murder, molestation and assault charges
  • The star's lawyer the allegations are not true and are a ploy to bring him down because he is doing well in his career
  • The rapper and television presenter made headlines on Thursday 27 July after he handed himself over to the police following a warrant of arrest

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Jub Jub's lawyer has broken his silence following the reports of the star's arrest. Speaking to the media after his client was released on a R10 000 bail, the lawyer said the charges are not true.

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Jub Jub has been granted R10 000 bail. Image: @official_jubjub
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Jub Jub released on R10 000 bail

Jub Jub is currently trending on social media after his arrest and court appearance on Thursday 27 July. The star allegedly handed himself over to the police after a warrant of arrest had been issued.

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According to the NPA, four complainants opened cases against him. The alleged crimes happened between 2006 - 2010 and one of the women opened a case in February 2022.

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Speaking on Jub Jub's behalf, his lawyer said the star will plead not guilty to the alleged crimes. He added that this case is a plot to bring his client down because he is currently doing well in his career.

"These are some fabricated charges, based on some form of resentment for one another. Basically, it's a ploy to say this guy has come out of prison, he is now successful so let's bring him down.
"We are talking about something that happened in 2006. Where were they all along? Why did they wait until now, when they saw the man is rising? It's unfair, this is why I was saying perhaps our women are given too much power to exploit the criminal justice system and bring successful men down. It's wrong."

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Briefly News spoke to Sabrina Walter, the Chairperson of Women For Change SA who welcomed the NPA's decision to charge the Uyajola 9/9 presenter.

"As an organization, we welcome the NPA's decision to charge Jub Jub with r*pe and murder. Our hope is that the justice system will do its job because too often we see perpetrators walking free. It's time that perpetrators serve the time they deserve and exonerate victims and survivors from the trauma of their perpetrators' freedom."

Walter also said they hope actress Amanda Du Pont and the other three accusers get the justice they deserve.

"The justice system has never given us reasons to believe we can put our faith in it. We can only hope that Amanda and all the other victims get the just they deserve. It is overdue to get justice for the women and children of South Africa. We haven’t seen any change in the past years; all we see are skyrocketing GBVF statistics."

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Speaking about the social media users who were accusing Amanda of bringing up the case more than a decade later because she wants to ruin Jub Jub's thriving career, the Women For Change SA founder said:

"The climate of our country keeps proving that we've normalised victim blaming and shaming. The r*pe culture is alive and thriving. This is evident on social media especially. We're saddened and aggregated by such mindsets and ideologies. We can only respond to those individuals by asking them why it is easier to side with the accused. Why haven't statics and being the r*pe capital of the world not widened your limited views of stories from victims and survivors like Amanda Du Pont?"

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Social media is split over the star's arrest. Some are saying he got what he deserves, others are asking why the complainants, including Amanda Du Pont, waited for years to report their cases.

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@womenforchange5 said:

"We are standing with Amanda Du-Pont Thank you for your strength, bravery, and power!"

@kingscelo_05 wrote"

"Any men in this world can be arrested for regret s*x, Jub Jub after he broke up with Amanda he dated Kelly if he did abuse her why she didn't open the case at that time, the same guy who she's saying he abused he she took a pic with him and smiling in jail."

Jub Jub arrested for attempted murder, alleged abuse and assault

In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that South African social media is in a frenzy following the reports that popular rapper Jub Jub handed himself to the police.

Well-known local rapper Molemo Maarohanye also known as Jub Jub handed himself to the police over a list of crimes. According to reports from media outlets on social media, the popular musician handed himself to the police and was charged with attempted murder, alleged molestation and assault.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.