South Africa’s entertainment industry is no stranger to controversy, with numerous renowned artists facing accusations of abuse. However, despite the serious nature of these allegations, the South African mainstream media and society continue to condone and support the accused individuals, while disregarding and ostracizing the alleged victims.
South African rapper and singer, Sjava, has recently gained widespread recognition for his latest album, ‘Isibuko’, which is his third studio album. Released on 27 January 2023, the record showcases Sjava’s exceptional musical talent and his ability to collaborate with other gifted South African artists. This fruitful creative partnership has not only broadened his fan base but has also given birth to an enchanting fusion of musical styles that cater to a diverse audience.
Genderbased violence activists Women for Change have expressed their solidarity with South African singer Lady Zamar, who has been subjected to online harassment after accusing her exboyfriend, fellow musician Sjava, of sexual and emotional abuse. ## Lady Zamar’s Allegations
Ambitiouz Entertainment is a South African music company that has been embroiled in controversy since its inception in 2015. Over the years, more than 14 artists have left the label, including AReece, Fifi Cooper, Amanda Black, Emtee, B3nchmarq, Sjava, Saudi, Miss Pru, City Lyts, Londie London, Intaba Yase Dubai, Blaq Diamond, Lunatic Beat, Malome Vector, and most recently, Cici. These departures, coupled with allegations of financial struggles and legal disputes, have cast a shadow over the label.
