Lady Zamar is unbothered by the noise from Sjava’s supporters

Lady Zamar is unbothered by the noise from Sjava’s supporters. The singer has not been given a break since the rape case opened against Sjava was nullified. Trolls and critics have seized every opportunity to bully her; the recent was after Umama hitmaker’s album, Isibuko recorded a massive success. People bullied her and the various social media platforms, but she’s not moved as she returned to Twitter to react to the mean behaviours from trolls.

Lady Zamar is unbothered by the noise from Sjava’s supporters. The singer has not been given a break since the rape case opened against Sjava was nullified. Trolls and critics have seized every opportunity to bully her; the recent was after Umama hitmaker’s album, Isibuko recorded a massive success. People bullied her and the various social media platforms, but she’s not moved as she returned to Twitter to react to the mean behaviours from trolls.

“Every time someone is really mean to me on social media because of rumours, gossip, or slander they heard, I kinda feel sad for them I know their intentions are to hurt me, but what I see are people who are hurting, who don’t have enough love and compassion… it’s heartbreaking,” she tweeted. Lady Zamar has been painted as a “liar” after the NPA did not continue with the rape case against Sjava. People seem to forget that just because there was little evidence to work through for the case, it does not mean the offense never happened. Something activist Ntsiki Mazwai reminds people on Twitter.

Sowetan Live interviewed Limpopo police spokesperson Col Moatshe Ngoepe, who confirmed that the case against Sjava was declined for prosecution on November 5 by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA).

every time someone is really mean to me on social media because of rumours, gossip or slander they heard, i kinda feel sad for them

i know their intentions are to hurt me, but what i see are people who are hurting, who don’t have enough love and compassion… it’s heartbreaking?

— Lady Zamar (@Lady_Zamar) February 8, 2023

Sowetan Live interviewed Limpopo police spokesperson Col Moatshe Ngoepe, who confirmed that the case against Sjava was declined for prosecution on November 5 by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA).

Lady Zamar reacts to people trolling her

Lady Zamar is unbothered by the noise from Sjava’s supporters.

The singer has not been given a break since the rape case opened against Sjava was nullified.

Trolls and critics have seized every opportunity to bully her; the recent was after Umama hitmaker’s album, Isibuko recorded a massive success.

People bullied her and the various social media platforms, but she’s not moved as she returned to Twitter to react to the mean behaviours from trolls.

“Every time someone is really mean to me on social media because of rumours, gossip, or slander they heard, I kinda feel sad for them I know their intentions are to hurt me, but what I see are people who are hurting, who don’t have enough love and compassion… it’s heartbreaking,” she tweeted.

Lady Zamar finally gives up

South African singer and songwriter Lady Zamar has finally taken the high road as she proceeded to disable comments on Twitter. This comes after the tumultuous trolling, continued torment, and name-calling she has been experiencing on this app.

It appears Lady Zamar finally has had enough of being publicly ridiculed, made fun of, and or simply lambasted on social media. The constant trolling comes after she leveled rape claims against the singer, Sjava. From that day onwards, Lady Zamar has been continuously attacked and bashed especially on Twitter.

Just yesterday Lady Zamar was pinned together with Enhle Mbali Mlosthwa, who is currently being dragged for allegedly being involved with a married man. Mlotshwa and Lady Zamar have been called out and blamed for ruining the “I believer her” movement for every other victim of gender-based violence.

Lady Zamar has found herself catching smoke following Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa being dragged into some people’s marriages. Since then, Justice Huni the husband has issued a statement clearing Mlothswa’s name from ever being involved in a romantic relationship with her other than work and friendship.

In that instance, Lady Zamar was spared no mercy as tweeps were also reminded that when Lady Zamar leveled the rape claims against Sjava, they were very quick to jump to her defense and believed her.

However, once there were no developments on the case, even after there were also leaks of a conversation between Lady Zamar and Sjava. Scores of people quickly turned against Lady Zamar and blamed her for lying on Sjava.

To date, Lady Zamar has been called every name in the book. In the same breath, tweeps have gone as far as calling for Lady Zamar to be arrested for what they claim she did to Sjava.

The tough crowd on Twitter has attacked Lady Zamar without any remorse under comments while calling her to go to jail. The tweeps have gone to call Lady Zamar a real ‘devil’ for what they believed she lied on Sjava for allegedly raping her.

She has to get some jail time for the allegations against sjava

— Sthembiso khoza (@Sthembisokhoz19) October 31, 2022

Maybe the Devil brags about you for what you did to Sjava. ?

— Mbuzi (@mr_phokoane) October 31, 2022

Lady Zamar is in serious Trouble

Lady Zamar was labeled toxic on Twitter after Enhle Mbali’s leaked audio confirming polygamy went viral Tweeps said they don’t see a difference between Lady Zamar, who “falsely” accused S’java of molestation and Enhle, who also accused Black Coffee of domestic abuse However, some netizens defended the women, claiming that none of the allegations were thoroughly debunked.

Taking to Twitter, a fed-up individual with the “I believe her” campaign, which provides a platform for victims of domestic abuse to speak out, dragged the stars.

According to @Shoony_SA, the controversial movement taught him that the female celebrities who accused their ex-baes of domestic abuse are both toxic. Lady Zamar accused former bae, S’java, of molestation while Enhle claimed Black Coffee was abusive in their marriage.

South Africans shared mixed reactions to the controversial tweet. Women were outraged, claiming that Enhle’s affair with a married man doesn’t erase the alleged abuse she suffered at the hands of Black Coffee.

Enhle Mbali and Lady Zamar helped me see how toxic this “I believe her” culture is. pic.twitter.com/9u58UtCIet

— Commissar Shonny ? (@Shonny_SA) January 10, 2023

Lady Zamar who said she was raped by Sjava at a hotel trends on Twitter as boy commits suicide

Mzansi is still in shock after a story of a young grade 11 boy who allegedly hanged himself after being “falsely accused of rape by a fellow pupil.” Lady Zamar is currently trending and she has been since the story broke. A roast fest ensued when she tweeted in support of the boy and spoke against false rape accusations.

Being someone who was once dominating headlines because of the rape accusations she made against Sjava, Lady Zamar sympathised with the boy who was falsely accuses of such and atrocious act.

A tweep wrote that the pupil was from Mpumalanga and the girl who allegedly accused him, said she was only joking.

“MPUMALANGA-High school kid (BAFANA SITHOLE GRADE 11) hangs himself with his school tie in a classroom (KRIEL HIGH SCHOOL). A girl accused him of raping her and he hanged himself then later on the girl claimed ukuthi “she was kidding”. The tweet reads.

Lady Zamar reacted with heartbreak and said she continually gets tagged into the story

“I keep getting tagging on this.. it’s terrible reading such… no one should ever lie about getting raped. RIP to the young man Bafana Sithole, she ended her tweet.

i keep getting tagging on this.. it’s terrible reading such?… no one should ever lie about getting raped?r.i.p to the young man bafana sithole https://t.co/VaWHuU2Lta

— Lady Zamar (@Lady_Zamar) November 20, 2022

Mzansi has always been on her neck and continues to do so.

The two released statements addressing these accusations. Sjava started off by saying:

“When we started dating in 2017 I told her I have a girlfriend and she understood that so we continued our relationship. However as time went on she changed and gave me an ultimatum to chose between her and my girlfriend. In our relationship a lot happened that left her unhappy as I was well invested in my music and neglecting her in the process,” he opened up.

According to Lady Zamar’s statement, she accused Sjava of raping her at a hotel in Thohoyondou, Limpopo. This rape incident allegedly happened in 2017 after a concert they had both attended.

The case got thrown out by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA). Sowetan Live had gotten a hold of Limpopo police spokesperson Col Moatshe Ngoepe, who confirmed that the case against Sjava was declined for prosecution on November 5 by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA).

“Last year the case docket was handed over to the senior public prosecutor for a decision. On November 5, the case docket was withdrawn by the director of public prosecutions at court,” he told the publication. “The state declined to prosecute the case because it believed the facts or evidence do not support a successful prosecution.”

Lady Zamar through a statement said that she had a breast reduction surgery done in July 2017. Her doctor advised her that she was not allowed to have tlof tlof for about six weeks after it was done.

Lady Zamar reacts to the story of a 15-year-old who hanged himself after being accused of r@pe

Lady Zamar has taken to her social media to react to the story of a young grade 11 boy who allegedly hanged himself after being “falsely accused of rape by a fellow pupil.”

The news went viral and the star showed his support to the boy and spoke against false rape accusations.

However, Lady Zamar has been trending.

A tweep wrote that the pupil was from Mpumalanga and the girl who allegedly accused him, said she was only joking.

“MPUMALANGA-High school kid (BAFANA SITHOLE GRADE 11) hangs himself with his school tie in a classroom (KRIEL HIGH SCHOOL). A girl accused him of raping her and he hanged himself then later on the girl claimed ukuthi “she was kidding”. The tweet reads.

Lady Zamar reacted with heartbreak and said she continually gets tagged into the story

“I keep getting tagging on this.. it’s terrible reading such… no one should ever lie about getting raped. RIP to the young man Bafana Sithole, she ended her tweet.

Lady Zamar speaks about hiatus and making a return with her latest EP

Lady Zamar has found her voice again after a long hiatus.

After three years of not releasing music the singer admits she had felt like she was naive when she got her big break and had to take time off to equip herself to understand how to navigate the industry.

“I came from being a smarty pants know-it-all that was super naive to being a person who totally understands the balance things and is sort of street smart,” she tells TshisaLIVE. The Collide hit maker says she reached rock bottom in 2020 after having faced public scrutiny.

Lady Zamar shot up the trends list on social media multiple times with tweeps questioning her sense of style, criticising her skin and bashing her for her relationship and consequent rape allegations against Afro-pop star Sjava.

“Twitter can be quite a toxic place, it can be violent and can cause a lot of people to get depressed, anxious or commit suicide but because I love the app, I wanted people who look up to me to have a space where I am and give them things that could possibly benefit them.

“I sat back and thought this could have been avoided, had I said no a little louder, or done something. It could’ve been avoided but it wasn’t because we’re all doing this life thing for the very first time … I’m doing life for the first time and I had to accept that I made mistakes, what other people have done is not on me but I’m responsible for my life.”

As an outspoken person, Lady Zamar says her first reaction to social media trolls was to try defend herself, but through her support system and therapy, she’s learnt to cope with it.

“My family and the God that I serve was my support system and lots of therapy, every type of therapy,” she says.

As she makes her comeback, Lady Zamar is introducing a new sound with her EP Royal Flush. She says she’s intentional in keeping the messaging the same surrounding love and self-awareness.

“I’ve always been about love and understanding self, celebrating self.”

She released her EP after the launch of her children’s book, titled Amara, which speaks about a “weak little child” who overcomes several obstacles. “I’m a writer naturally and I’m an academic, that’s where I always wanted to be. I wanted to become a world-renowned writer and so the book opportunity was a way to launch a part of me … becoming an author was always part of my journey and it’s going to continue being part of my journey. There are lots of things that I still want to do that will surprise other people.”

Lady Zamar announced as one of the performers for AFEST

Lady Zamar has taken to her social media to react to being announced as one of the performer for Africa Tech Festival’s Official Networking Party.

The news was made known through Twitter.

It says Lady Zamar has been confirmed as one of the performing artiste for the festival.

“Introducing: @Lady_Zamar! We’re excited to announce that Lady Zamar will be performing at #AFEST: #AfricaTechFestival’s Official Networking Party!”

Lady Zamar then expressed her excitement as she tweeted: “excited for this”

Lady Zamar teases new project, ‘All’

Lady Zamar has announced she has a new project coming up.

The star took to her Instagram to share an artwork revealing that the title of her upcoming project is ‘All’.

Lady Zamar has been doing the most as she recently launched her first written children’s book.

Well, she is about to drop a new work for her fans and they are so excited.

Although, Lady Zamar did not tell if its a single or an album but her fans are ready for anything she is ready to give out.

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I want to be heard – Lady Zamar speaks out

The one thing Lady Zamar always wanted was “to be heard”. The singer and songwriter said her “soft” voice was always lost in the crowd but through her music, she made people listen.

I want to be heard; as a child that is what I’ve always wanted. I felt like I was never heard because I speak so softly. And it created a need to have people hear what I have to say,” she said on a recent interview on “The Unplugged” with SlikourOnLife.

The “Collide” hitmaker opened up about her obsession with the “darker” things in life, saying that she thought a lot about death and loved vampires.

“I am obsessed with vampires and supernatural things. I believe that we are living in a world that has so much bad that’s going on and it is completely hidden by all the information technology, and we are not aware of it.
I also think a lot about death. I don’t know why people are afraid of death. I think that in order for you to properly live, you need to embrace the fact that you’re going to die.” The star wanted to write about the dark thoughts in her songs but was unable to.

I wish I could write that in my songs sometimes, but I can’t; people want to hear about beauty, even when you’re talking about things that are bad. They want to hear it from a perspective of hope. It gets tiring, so I just park that away.”

The Thembisa-born artist, who loves to write and has a children’s book out, said that as a child, she would always make up stories and test it out on her friends to see whether they would believe her.

“I’d tell them that I am lying, but I realised that when I say things, I have influence, especially through writing. I would apologies to my parents in writing and it had a greater impact,” she said

I have been working on a trilogy for a good eight years now, but I don’t know if it will be ready any time soon. I have one completed anthology that I want to publish and I am still working on my second one.

“And I am writing my second children’s story. I always tell people I’m 100% for writing and 99% for music.” How does she keep her sanity in the space she’s in