Csana was attacked while performing at a June 16 event in her home province. The singer who hails from Eastern Cape says she doesn’t know how the attack started.

“All I saw was a can flying towards me and a few drunk people hurling insults at me saying I am not Zahara as if that is how I introduced myself,” she said.

“I now get why some people walk around with bodyguards. I honestly don’t want to dwell on that too much because I will be giving hooligans and bullies power and glory, but my message to them is that if you don’t like something walk away from it,” she said.“It’s unfortunate that God gave me this talent and I am embracing it to the fullest. This is my voice… I speak and sing with the same voice. I am not trying to be Zahara,” she adds.“It’s unfortunate that God gave me this talent and I am embracing it to the fullest. This is my voice… I speak and sing with the same voice. I am not trying to be Zahara,” she adds.