Zodwa Wabantu's 'exotic' ways of performing have seen her entry into South Africa's neighbouring country, Lesotho, denied fo...
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Zodwa Wabantu's 'exotic' ways of performing have seen her entry into South Africa's neighbouring country, Lesotho, denied for the second time.
"Her dancing half naked would be a crime," a letter by Lesotho’s minister of local government, chieftainship, home affairs and police, Lebona Lephema stated.The formal restriction and refusal letter stated that the controversial artist “will be denied entry” into Lesotho. Lephema said the sangoma “is known to perform without wearing anything decent in public, the conduct which amounts to public indecency”.
It is unclear when Zodwa was meant to perform in Lesotho. However, it is not the first time the mountainous country had a problem with the performer. In December 2017, Lesotho members of Parliament opposed to her performing at an event in Maseru.
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She has had a fair share of being banned from several African countries for reasons of morals and Christian values. In June last year, the Malawi government refused to clear her entertainment permit for her perform or be part of the Winter amapiano vibes. The letter by the government stated that:
https://www.tinzwei.co.zw/2017/08/nude-fame-7-things-to-know-about-zodwa.html
In March 2018, the artist was stopped at a Zambian airport and deported back home after she went to perform despite the country having banned her, because she’d “undermined national values” and Christian morals. The controversial socialite also had her gigs cancelled in Zimbabwe for the same reasons of performing half naked.
City Press has reached out to the entertainer and the article will be updated when the response is received. In 2022, controversial entertainer was banned from entering and performing in Malawi at the “Winter Amapiano Vibez”. Now she has been given the boot by the government of Lesotho.
https://www.tinzwei.co.zw/2017/08/zodwa-wabantu-i-performed-in-country.html
The racy dancer, who has a large fan-base around Africa and is well-known for providing exotic entertainment, was meant to perform at the Elibo Guest House in Maseru over the weekend.
Zodwa was supposed to perform in Lesotho and this is what was said by the government of Lesotho. Social media users added their two cents regarding the issue. Some applauded the government for action while others denounced it.
@Tom47096338 wrote: “Thanks to the kingdom of Lesotho for not compromising your values and your unwillingness to wait until a crime is committed before you take action. We didn't prevent Zama Zamas from coming to SA though, we expected you to return the favour.”
The racy dancer, who has a large fan-base around Africa and is well-known for providing exotic entertainment, was meant to perform at the Elibo Guest House in Maseru over the weekend.
Zodwa was supposed to perform in Lesotho and this is what was said by the government of Lesotho. Social media users added their two cents regarding the issue. Some applauded the government for action while others denounced it.
@Tom47096338 wrote: “Thanks to the kingdom of Lesotho for not compromising your values and your unwillingness to wait until a crime is committed before you take action. We didn't prevent Zama Zamas from coming to SA though, we expected you to return the favour.”
Thanks to the kingdom of Lesotho for not compromising your values and your unwillingness to wait until a crime is committed before you take action. We didn't prevent Zama Zamas from coming to SA though, we expected you to return the favour.
@PrincessSkhu wrote: “They didn't beat around the bushes shem I love them for that, bad for Zodwa and those that were so ready to see her.” They didn't beat around the bushes shem I love them for that, bad for Zodwa and those that were so ready to see her.
@PrincessSkhu wrote: “They didn't beat around the bushes shem I love them for that, bad for Zodwa and those that were so ready to see her.” They didn't beat around the bushes shem I love them for that, bad for Zodwa and those that were so ready to see her.
https://www.tinzwei.co.zw/2017/08/zodwa-wabantu-i-failed-school-use.html
@HeavyCurrent commented: “👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Some order African countries still maintain their moral decency. Unlike ours which going through moral decay.” 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Some order African countries still maintain their moral decency. Unlike ours which going through moral decay.
@black_womb1 said: “Sometimes I wonder how will this one Africa work. I'm not a fan of Zodwa but these Christians countries become Christians only on certain issues. When it comes to Instilling; sex before marriage, poverty eradication, peace and love etc in their countries they normally don't do.”
@HeavyCurrent commented: “👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Some order African countries still maintain their moral decency. Unlike ours which going through moral decay.” 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Some order African countries still maintain their moral decency. Unlike ours which going through moral decay.
@black_womb1 said: “Sometimes I wonder how will this one Africa work. I'm not a fan of Zodwa but these Christians countries become Christians only on certain issues. When it comes to Instilling; sex before marriage, poverty eradication, peace and love etc in their countries they normally don't do.”
https://www.tinzwei.co.zw/2017/08/zodwa-wabantu-i-was-scared-to-go-to.html
Sometimes I wonder how will this one Africa work. I'm not a fan of Zodwa but these Christians countries become Christians only on certain issues. When it comes to Instilling; s.ex before marriage, poverty eradication, peace and love etc in their countries they normally don't do. - Online Sources
Sometimes I wonder how will this one Africa work. I'm not a fan of Zodwa but these Christians countries become Christians only on certain issues. When it comes to Instilling; s.ex before marriage, poverty eradication, peace and love etc in their countries they normally don't do. - Online Sources
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