Two men are in police custody in connection with the death of Late Rapper AKA. The suspects are Siyabonga Gezani Ndimande and Malusi Face Ndimande. They were extradited from Eswatini to South Africa after a protracted legal process. This marks an important step in a case many South Africans have an interest in.

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On Friday February 10, 2023, AKA and his friend,Tibz were fatally shot before fleeing the scene leaving the nation in mourning.

The South African Police Service is happy with this arrest and say they are doing everything within their power to solve the case. The suspects are accused of conspiracy to commit murder, and illegal possession of firearms. They are also linked to various crimes across the country.

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Extraditing the brothers was not an easy process, but after all legal procedures were concluded, they were handed over to the South African authorities. The police say this investigation is huge as it involves more than 24 charges.

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AKA’s father has expressed relief at the progress but reminded the public that there is still a long way to go. The case has stretched on for more than two years and the family remains hopeful that justice will prevail.

Fans took to social media to share their thoughts on the development. To many, AKA death was a major blow to the South African music industry leaving a void that remains unfilled.

The courts will now determine if the suspects are guilty or not. This may take some time, but the end is near. South Africans hope that this trial won’t be swept under the carpet and those who carried out this killing AKA will be eventually brought to book.

The 2025 Baby2Baby Gala took place at the Pacific Design Center on November 8. This event drew notable figures in the entertainment and fashion industry. The aim of the event was to celebrate the organisation’s mission to provide relief items to those in need. It also used the occasion to recognise those who have made a significant impact in philanthropy.

Jessica Alba 

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Jessica Alba consistently supports the objectives of Baby2Baby. She came to the Gala in a black gown with Danny Ramirez. The actress has always been involved in charity causes. She leverages her company, The Honest Company and partnership with Baby2Baby to support children and women.

Serena Williams

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Serena Williams, one of women’s tennis greatest legends was also at the show as she received the Giving Tree Award. She was recognised for her support for maternal health. In her speech, Williams spoke about her personal experience with childbirth, highlighting the risks black women face during childbirth. She told the audience that all women deserve proper care during pregnancy and delivery. Williams’ speech demonstrates her commitment to using her platform and influence to create awareness for maternal wellbeing.

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Demi Lovato 

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Singer Demi Lovato was also among the guest list who attended the event. Her appearance shows she actively supports social and charitable causes. Like other personalities at the show.

The Impact Of the Baby2Baby Gala 

The event isn’t just about red carpet glamour and charm, it’s an avenue to raise funds for low income people. This year events reportedly raise more than $18 m which will be used to support the organisers programs. There were special performances from artists, dinner and moments of reflection. This year’s edition focuses more on maternal health and support for children.

Beyond the pictures, food and drinks, the message to support mothers and children was made clear. The 2025 Baby2Baby Gala shows that when celebrities unite under a cause, it will yield positive results.

Business personality Brown Mogotsi says he survived an attempted assassination in Vosloorus, Ekurhuleni, on November 3, 2025. In posts made shortly after the incident, he described the attack as deliberate and aimed at killing him, not warning him.

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The claim circulated quickly online and drew a response from radio host and commentator DJ Warras (Warrick Stock). Rather than dismissing Mogotsi outright, Warras questioned the absence of supporting details and referenced the 2023 petrol-bombing of community activist Nhlanhla “Lux” Dlamini’s Pimville home. At the time, that case also generated strong public reaction before any verified information or investigative conclusions were released.

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Warras focused on the need for documentation, such as police reports, medical evidence, scene details, or eyewitness confirmations, before the situation is accepted as factual in the public domain. His response emphasized that high-profile claims should be supported by verifiable information, especially when they involve threats to life.

As of now, no formal police statement has been issued regarding Mogotsi’s account. Mogotsi has said he will release further details once investigations “have been properly handled.”

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In recent years, several public figures in South Africa have made statements about threats or attacks on social media before law enforcement agencies release confirmations. These announcements often shape public perception before verified facts are available. In this situation, the lack of independent evidence places Mogotsi’s account in a provisional space: it is acknowledged publicly but not yet substantiated. Any further clarity will depend on what information is made available through official channels.

For now, Mogotsi maintains his claim. Warras maintains that verification must precede narrative. The matter remains unconfirmed pending formal evidence.