Award-winning hip-hop rapper Khulane Morule, popularly known as Khuli Chana, is smiling to the bank after agreeing a massive financial sett...
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Award-winning hip-hop rapper Khulane Morule, popularly known as Khuli Chana, is smiling to the bank after agreeing a massive financial settlement with police in the Johannesburg High Court.
The rapper was shot in a case of mistaken identity while he was at a petrol station in Midrand in 2013. He sustained minor injuries, with a bullet lodging in his right finger.Khuli Chana opened a case against the SAPS for attempted murder and negligence.
He sued for an estimated R2 million which the police refused to pay, despite apparently originally agreeing to the settlement.
He took the matter to the Johannesburg High Court and the settlement was confirmed. Chana was shot at by police officials with an automatic rifle who pursued the musician in a case of mistaken identity in 2013.
"While Chana accepts that this process has weighed heavily on his mental and emotional health, he has been sustained by the support of his family, friends and fans. He has accepted an apology from the SAPS."
While an exact amount of the settlement is only expected to be released later today, Chana says that he is grateful that justice has been carried out.
“I am thankful to be alive. Justice has been served. I want to put this behind me and focus on the future and my music, which I want to be my greatest legacy beyond this trauma." he said. - Online Sources
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He took the matter to the Johannesburg High Court and the settlement was confirmed. Chana was shot at by police officials with an automatic rifle who pursued the musician in a case of mistaken identity in 2013.
"While Chana accepts that this process has weighed heavily on his mental and emotional health, he has been sustained by the support of his family, friends and fans. He has accepted an apology from the SAPS."
While an exact amount of the settlement is only expected to be released later today, Chana says that he is grateful that justice has been carried out.
“I am thankful to be alive. Justice has been served. I want to put this behind me and focus on the future and my music, which I want to be my greatest legacy beyond this trauma." he said. - Online Sources
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