Malaika’s Tshedi Mholo Disrupts Bongani Nchang’s Performance Amid Their Ongoing Battle
- Former Malaika group member Tshedi Mholo disrupted Bongani Nchang's performance with the new member, Tsoakae Molipa
- The chaos was captured on a TikTok video, and in it, Bongani and Tsoakae were seen walking off the stage
- Bongani and Tshedi are reportedly at loggerheads over his continued use of the name Malaika and performing their songs without her
- Briefly News got in touch with both artists, who shared their side of the story, with Tshedi standing firm in her claim that her credibility has been compromised
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Things are not going great for the iconic group Malaika, as former member Tshedi Mholo still has unresolved issues with Bongani Nchang.
According to a video that is circulating online, Bongani was performing with the new member, Tsoakae Molipa, at Marks Pub in Hebron, when Tshedi stormed the stage and attempted to grab the mic from Molipa.
The incident happened on Sunday, 4 October 2025, reports Daily Sun.
Why did Tshedi disrupt Malaika's show?
Well, the answer is pretty simple, she believes that she IS Malaika. The singer told the news publication that because she still receives royalties, she is entitled to the monies received when Malaika performs. In addition, she accuses Bongani Nchang of using her name when booking performances despite being replaced by Molipa.
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Tshedi explained that she was at the venue with her friends, and when the duo took to the stage, she decided to join them. However, Bongani and Tsoakae decided to leave, ending their performance abruptly. In the video, Tshedi still attempted to be handed a mic so she could sing.
When asked about this, she revealed that the songs the new duo keeps performing belong to Malaika, which, according to her, is Tshedi, Jabu and Bongani. Jabu passed away in 2008.
Speaking exclusively to Briefly News, Tshedi Mholo said that she has issues with the new member of the group.
"My issues stand with the Malaika member. Not with his wife, who is apparently his manager under the banner Malaika, which is a business for three individuals with Sony. His wife should not involve herself, as this is not about her. To round it off. This is fraud that has been happening for some time with my IP!"
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Tshedi Mholo mentioned that even Molipa is earning royalties from the music she helped make hits back in the day. "Any performances that are happening under the banner of the group, I'm entitled to the share, which I never got," she mentioned. She stands firm in her belief that Malaika is a trio, not a duo.
On the other hand, Bongani revealed to Briefly News that he believes Tshedi had malicious intent when she "interrupted" their performance.
"The actual sequence of events involved an interruption of our performance, driven by malicious intent. Given that the performance was exclusively for Malaika, her presence on stage without an invitation does not constitute participation in our performance. Furthermore, her performances are conducted without my interference."
He also remains firm that Tshedi willingly left the group and nobody kicked her out.
Watch the Facebook video below:
Tshedi's unfinished business with Chymamusique
In a previous report from Briefly News, Tshedi Mholo reacted to the deadly car accident, which claimed the life of DJ Poizen. The head-on collision reportedly happened between Mokopane and Polokwane.
The singer said she and Chymamusique have unfinished business, meaning they recorded a song and never got to release it. When Chymamusique was in ICU, she wrote, "Chymamusique, we have unfinished business, tlhe. Get well, bro," she cried.
Tshedi has since spoken out following her post, and she wished the DJ a speedy recovery. She also explained her post and what she meant when she posted it.
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