Renowned South African DJ, DJ Maphorisa, has firmly declined the National Prosecuting Authority’s (NPA) proposal to attend anger management classes in response to the assault charges brought against him by actress Thuli Phongolo. The NPA had suggested the classes as a condition to potentially withdraw the charges against the musician.

In a recent statement, DJ Maphorisa expressed his adamant refusal to undergo anger management, stating that he believes the best course of action is to proceed with a trial and prosecution. According to the DJ, he wants the opportunity to prove his innocence in front of the public and clear his name from any wrongdoing.

The charges stem from an incident that took place earlier this year, where Thuli Phongolo accused DJ Maphorisa of assaulting her during a social gathering. The allegations caused a media storm and brought public scrutiny upon the prominent artist.

 

 

 

While the NPA has yet to respond to DJ Maphorisa’s rejection of their proposal, it remains uncertain how the legal proceedings will unfold. The artist’s decision to demand a trial indicates his unwavering confidence in his innocence and willingness to face the justice system to vindicate himself.

Fans and followers of DJ Maphorisa have shown mixed reactions to the news, with some supporting his stance on a fair trial, while others express concerns about the potential impact on his reputation and career.

As the situation unfolds, all eyes are on the legal developments surrounding DJ Maphorisa’s case. The NPA’s next move and its response to the DJ’s refusal are eagerly awaited, as the public awaits a resolution to the charges laid against the celebrated music producer.