Vusi Ma R5, a member of the R5, was fatally shot just outside of Legentsheng in Soshanguve. His passing came after that of amapiano artist and businessman DJ Sumbody, who was also fatally shot in November of the previous year. The Akasia Police Department has launched a murder investigation, according to Colonel Dimakatso Sello, the department’s spokesperson.

 

 

 

Months after Vusi’s death, his fans and family were beginning to come to terms with his passing. However, something unusual occurred at his gravesite when it was vandalized and burned. The exact circumstances of the incident are unclear, but pictures on social media suggest that ashes and stones were used during the vandalism. Some speculate that the same individuals responsible for Vusi’s death may have been behind the desecration, while others suggest that it appears to be a ritual.

The situation in South Africa seems to be deteriorating, with disturbing events regularly appearing on social media. According to African culture, graves must be respected at all costs, and throwing stones at them is considered taboo. Africans believe that the dead must be treated with respect, and disrespecting them can lead to negative consequences.

Vusi Ma R5 was a prominent figure in the Bacardi music industry, known as the King of Bacardi. His music remains popular in the 012 townships, particularly DJ Mutsi’s Session 22 mixset. It is unclear why he was not buried in a more secure cemetery, such as Mandoza’s. Whoever vandalized his gravesite is undoubtedly still angry, and as the saying goes, the dead take their secrets to the grave. However, the truth about Vusi’s death will eventually come to light.

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