Dr. Malinga, a South African singer and performer, recently made the world aware of his financial difficulties and openly pleaded for assistance. And across South Africa, assistance began to pour down on him.
In the midst of the outpouring of generosity, rumors began to spread that renowned international DJ Black Coffee had given him R500k.
The aforementioned quantity should be rather simple to distribute because Black Coffee is a successful musician and unquestionably the most well-known South African DJ jockey on the worldwide scene. In contrast to rumors that have been spreading, Dr. Malinga has made it clear that the Grammy-winning musician did not gift him R500,000.
Dr. Malinga highlighted in a tweet that he didn’t receive R500k from Black Coffee in response to the reports that he did, and he urged those disseminating that information not to deceive people. He omitted to mention how much Black Coffee provided him, though. Gracias, bye.
Dr. Malinga was among those who were impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, but he is not the only artist to request assistance as a result.
In any case, Mzansi saved the day for him. One person who got in touch with him and offered him a spot in her one-woman show was the singer Makhadzi. Of course, life continues.
