Makhadzi addressed the incident at the Makwassie Stadium event, explaining that her absence was due to the promoter’s failure to fulfill payment obligations.

She stated that, per their agreement, a 50% deposit was required upfront, with the remaining balance due 14 days before the event. While the initial deposit and an additional R3,000 for a promotional video were paid, the promoter did not settle the remaining balance within the agreed timeframe. Consequently, Makhadzi did not attend the event. (Taung Daily News)

She expressed regret over the situation, apologizing to her fans in Makwassie and emphasizing that her team only proceeds with events after all payments have been confirmed as per contractual terms.

Makhadzi’s team also urged fans to understand the circumstances that led to her absence, highlighting their commitment to professionalism and adherence to agreed-upon terms. (Central News)

The incident led to aggrieved patrons setting the stage and sound equipment worth R3 million ablaze in confrontation. The police in Makwassie have since launched a manhunt following the malicious damage to property incidents that occurred at approx 05:15am on 27 December 2024. (Taung Daily News)