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Julius Malema warns Daliwonga over alleged no show

Commander-in-Chief of Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and revolutionary activist Julius Malema had tongues wagging when he shared a stern warning to musician Daliwonga.

The spat came after Daliwonga, who was booked as a headlined performer at Slageng in Seshego, Polokwane, allegedly failed to pitch. The establishment is owned by Julius’s brother, Tshepo, and is known to have hosted elite artists and personalities.

Taking to his X (formerly Twitter), Julius expressed his frustration to Daliwonga in a tweet saying, “Daliwonga, don’t try me bastard.” While some of the X users were wondering what prompted the tweet, others were curious on why Julius started the sentence with a comma.

Controversial blogger Slik Talk also joined the conversation, narrating what happened between Julius and Daliwonga. According to him, Daliwonga was paid a deposit to perform at Slageng, but he did not show up.

Daliwonga has not issued a statement, or responded to the allegations.

X users weighed in:

 

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