Zuluboy Takes ‘Umkhokha: The Curse’ Production House to Court, Mzansi Reacts: “They Did Him Dirty”

Zuluboy Takes ‘Umkhokha: The Curse’ Production House to Court, Mzansi Reacts: “They Did Him Dirty”

  • Zuluboy is reportedly taking the production company behind Umkhokha: The Curse to court
  • The rapper/ actor is said to have been misled about a role that was later given to someone else and is taking legal action against Rhythm World Productions
  • Mzansi's reactions to the issue were mixed, where netizens hoped Zuluboy would get justice while others felt there may have been more to the saga

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Zuluboy is taking 'Umkhokha: The Curse' to court
Zuluboy is reportedly taking legal action against the production house behind 'Umkhokha: The Curse'. Images: iamzuluboy
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Zuluboy is reportedly taking legal action against Rhythm World Productions for unfair treatment. The production house allegedly promised the rapper a role on Umkhokha: The Curse, only to flake on him at the last minute!

Zuluboy takes Rhythm World Productions to court

Zuluboy is sick and tired of how he was treated during the production of Umkhokha: The Curse and is getting ready to fight fire with fire.

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According to ZiMoja, the rapper/ actor was slated for a lead role on the popular soapie, having signed a contract and rehearsed for days on end - only for things to change at the eleventh hour.

The role was later handed to Nkanyiso Mchunu. Zuluboy is said to have taken the matter to the Arbitration Foundation of South Africa, feeling disrespected and undermined.

This wouldn't be the first time a creative took Rhythm World Productions to court. Briefly News reported Zithulele Khwela's legal battle against the production, which later ended in his favour.

Mzansi weighs in on Zuluboy's legal battle

Netizens discussed Zuluboy's drama with Rhythm World Productions and hoped for justice for the rapper:

MXXDY_Wrld was stunned:

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"It's crazy how the entertainment industry tries to sabotage so many people."

Blaq_Mannequin was unimpressed:

"Smh, shady business this is."

Aria4991 said:

"I hope he wins."

TheRealSmomoh wrote:

"They did the poor guy dirty."

Mayo6Tee posted:

"He did well, this thing of working with faces is not okay. I hope he wins this case."

Meanwhile, some netizens countered the argument, stating that there may have been more to Zuluboy losing the gig and highlighted his ties to the MK Party:

KingGodoba threw shade:

"Thank God he didn't get the part."

MbazimaThomason alleged:

"Allegedly, this guy is hard to work with, if I was to go deep on the type of person he is. He could lose a lot for the sake of his job and reputation. I will stop here."

Nkulunkulukazi said:

"They probably weren't happy with his acting skills mos, so why the drama?"

Aya71595028 claimed:

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"It more likely has to do with his new political affiliation. It would be interesting to know when the contract was signed, versus when things changed in relation to his new role at MK."

nkosietall wrote:

"They were giving him time to focus on his political career."

Kini Shandu makes a comeback with an apology

In an earlier report, Briefly News reported Kini Shandu's comeback after being cancelled on social media.

This after the Umkhokha: The Curse actor's misogynistic comments about single women, which later came back to bite him, leading him to issue an apology.

Source: Briefly News

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za

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