Law agents trail Heavy K

Heavy K skipped arrest in Botswana this week
Heavy K skipped arrest in Botswana this week

After a failed attempt to arrest South African house musician Heavy K earlier this week, the organisers of Morobosi Music festival are still running around to find Deputy Sheriff, Bashir Kennekae alleged to have facilitated the suspect’s escape and hiding.

Heavy K, formerly known as Mkhululi Siqula owes the Morobosi organisers money to the tune of P87, 000 after failing to show up at the 2017 New Year’ Eve event at Raselwa Farms in Tswapong Hills. Following the no show, one of the organisers,  Phaf Phafana told Arts & Culture in an interview that the same Kennekae who confiscated Heavy K’s passport has disappeared and is not taking any calls from neither them nor authorities.

Phafana explained that they would now use the same legal framework to force Kennekae to comply.

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