Film producers take 'Master D' to court
Thursday, July 12, 2007
They want their case to be heard by the courts before Master D flies out to London, where he has promised to take two outstanding singers in the show, Tshepo Dikomang and Kabo Matlho, for a recording and marketing and distribution deal with EMI UK.
Lawyer Dick Bayford represents AV Communications in the case.
The director of the company, Golden Bafana has told Showbiz that they are suing Master D for breach of contract. "We believe we have shares in Pop Star Botswana. We established it with Master D in the beginning before he somersaulted along the way upon realising that it has become a hit," said Bafana. "When this project started, we were approached as partners by Master D who did not have a Thebe to start it.
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