Soccer mogul and socialite Shauwn 'Mamkhize ' Mkhize has a strong message for cyber bullie:To stop using her name maliciously for likes and clout. This came after a bogus account called SA KwaMamkhize started the rumours that suggested that AKA's death was a hit ordered by his late fiance's father, a prominent businessman Moses Temba was behind the rapper's murder.

FAKE ACCOUNTS

After the fake Mamkhize post went viral, other internet uses soon followed suit and began spreading the fake information and conspiracy theories, even to a point of adding old reports where Tembe was quoted saying that he does not believe that his daughter's death was suicide. Soon after that businessman released a statement refuting the allegations. An irate Mamkhize has also come forward to clear her name citing that these unsolicited comments are starting to cause harm to her and those who are close to her. Mamkhize also had some harsh words for those who are using her name in vain threatening to act accordingly in no time if they don't stop. "I have been quiet for a long time , you have now pushed me to the edge" she said. Sources says Mamkhize was made aware of the fake accounts on different social media platforms but did not take them seriously until AKA's death. "At first she had never imagined that her reputation can be harmed by fake account, she ignored them for a very long time, but this time they have pushed their luck too far " According to sources close to the situation ,Mamkhize was forced to react when she was made aware by prominent business people in her circles about the damages that her fake account has caused to the Tembe family and other high profile people, especially in KwaZulu-Natal. 

"Usually Mamkhize does not bother her self with silly rumours but once that post reached Moses Tembe and his circles, he was taken aback, because they know each other and regard her as the sister and most importantly they share mutual friends", But according to the source Tembe was assured that Makhize had nothing to do with it, in fact it is a fake account.

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MAMKHIZE SPEAK

"It has been brought to my attention that there are fake social media accounts in my name. I would like to call upon the SA Twitter, Facebook and Tiktok to come on board and take action against these scammers," she said, adding that not only have the scammers been spreading dangerous rumours, they also have been scamming people with their hard earned money using her name. She also pleaded with people to stop following the bogus accounts because she only has one social media account which is the verified Instagram account. "I am not a forex trader and I will never do forex, all I do is to encourage people and I only have one verified Instagram account and people must stop following those accounts," she added.

INSENSITIVE COMMENTS

Mamkhize says she is not ok because such accounts are spreading rumours and sensitive information using her name to attack people and drag her in things she has nothing to do with. "This is not right guys because these people are saying sensitive things and putting opinions on things I didn't say at all," she said. The reality star says she is aware of the fact that she speaks her mind, however she has no opinion or knowledge when it comes around AKA's death. "This has nothing to do with me and I would like to distance myself from it" she added. Mamkhize says she has been quiet for too long. "To those people who are scamming people in my name, your days are numbered, you have now pushed me to the edge and leaving me with no option but to deal with this matter, stop it now enough is enough "

TEMBE STATEMENT

ON Saturday, Moses Tembe, tAKA's late fianc?, Anele ?Nelli' Tembe's father issued a statement saying he was saddened by Kiernan 's death. "It is with the deepest shock that we've learned of the passing of Kiernan. As a parent, I feel deep pain for Forbes' parents Tony and Lynn, his daughter Kairo and the extended family," he shared in a statement. "Kiernan was an extraordinarily talented musician. His music contributed meaningfully to South Africa's rich musical tapestry. We extend our condolences to his extended family and his fans. I and my family appeal to the public to show compassion and give the family space, time, and respect on all platforms."

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The KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Transport, Community Safety and Liaison, Sipho Hlomuka, has called on law enforcement agencies to speed up the investigations and arrest suspects who are involved in the killing spree in the province. He made these comments in the wake of the killing of rapper Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes and his friend and former manager Tebello 'Tibz' Motsaoane on Friday night. Hlomuka said he received a report from the provincial commissioner of police, General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi and has expressed satisfaction that highly qualified teams of investigators have been tasked in both cases.